Two new polls this week, a particularly strong one for Labor from Essential Research and a stable one from ReachTEL, produce a 0.4% shift to Labor on this week’s reading of the BludgerTrack poll aggregate. Labor gains two on the seat projection, those being in Victoria and Western Australia. Essential provided a new seat of leadership ratings, and these conformed with the existing impression of an upswing in personal support for Malcolm Turnbull that has so far done little to improve his party’s voting intention. Full results through the link below.
BludgerTrack: 52.1-47.9 to Labor
The BludgerTrack poll aggregate continues to record a voteless recovery in Malcolm Turnbull’s personal ratings.
Greensborough Growler @ #1693 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 9:35 pm
So are you fella
I at least have a smidgeon of self awareness. You have none it seems. However it is damned lucky for you that I do not have any major mental health issues or frankly you would be playing with fire. The fact that you compounded the issue just now is frankly unbelievable. Get a grip fella.
Anyway that detested kitchen awaits.
William Bowe @ #1697 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 9:50 pm
Thank you. I’ll remember that for when I’m next in a politically correct environment.
William Bowe @ #1697 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 9:50 pm
I think mental health experts would disagree.
Provided the concern was sincere.
Boerwar @ #1673 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 6:52 pm
So, you can’t be bothered answering my reasonable question on what you think needs to be done to alleviate the coming dislocation of the workforce.
I don’t know why I expected any better from you. You are a tedious tit and I’m going to go one better than “not engaging with you”.
bemused @ #1700 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 9:58 pm
Appreciate your concern. But, my read is WB is telling me he doesn’t need the incoming vitriol.
I always thought ‘political correctness’ was a term right-wing bigots used for common decency and respect for others. William has advised me otherwise.
So many snow flakes on this board. “You just disagreed with me…that’s bullying.” pathetic!
@DDT –
“I might even call you a member of the NSW right.”
There. Being factual wasn’t so hard, was it?
Dan Gulberry @ #1701 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 9:59 pm
How many times have you posted that or a variation thereof?
Yet like a moth to the flame, you return to your chosen destiny.
We could pay people to study….do science….increase our knowledge….increase the rate and scope of diffusion of knowledge.
The returns to investment in education are unlimited.
Clem Attlee @ #1704 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:03 pm
Absolutely!
Here’s a good reason why I despise Barnaby Joyce.
On the one hand we have this:
https://www.northerndailyleader.com.au/story/5465779/barnaby-joyce-says-anguish-was-worth-it-if-he-can-make-positive-change/?cs=159
On the other we have his daughters with “Fuck you, Barnaby” eyes.
https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/ba7ee6cc827c1ca3e0ac8c1e4b83af21
How anyone could do this to his family, escapes me. He’s a total disgrace.
Learning makes people happy….
We would increase our incomes and become happier st the same time
briefly says:
No wonder so many in the LNP are so sad and angry.
Holden Hillbilly @ #1592 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 6:42 pm
It certainly looked like it in that photo from before. 🙂
I really disagree with proposals to cut the workforce that’s comprised by foreign workers. This is an entirely arbitrary proposal. Foreign workers expand the productive capacity of the economy. They increase skills, capital and other attributes and lift incomes.
I luv em. I want many more.
Shutting the door is never an answer.
Learning makes people happy….
Ah, briefly, you have obviously never been ‘blessed’ with a child for whom avoiding learning is the equivalent of avoiding catching herpes. 🙂
If fewer workers was a good way to grow the economy Nullagine would be the economic powerhouse of the country
Ohhh, c@t…..I’m speaking from observation of my own case…
I’ll send you a pic…showing what I learned to do yesterday
briefly @ #1715 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:26 pm
As I thought. 🙂
This one?
https://twitter.com/Akram_Haimed/status/1005690702657916928/photo/1
The Victorian state election campaign has started. Joshua Morris MP has posted a little flyer informing us the Liberals will introduce Australia toughest anti consorting laws to “Stop gangs hunting in packs”.
These wonderful laws are going to:
back up our police
Break up the gangs
and make the Streets safer.
The photo is of a bunch of teenagers hanging around a push bike; darkened of cause.
On the other side I am informed that
Victoria has the worst gang problem is Australia and we need to reverse Labor’s soft on Gangs approach. A liberal Government will overhaul Victoria’s anti-consorting regime, making them the toughest in the nation.
Liberals never seem to let reality get in the way:
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/4519.0/
Nothing about improving our transport system; nothing about our schools; hospitals. It is all about demonizing our children. May they rot in hell; the Liberals that is; not our children.
Bear in mind….I’m self-taught
briefly @ #1716 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:27 pm
Okey dokey. 🙂
RFOL WB….excellent.
I think I am about 55 years too old to try that
William Bowe @ #1718 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:28 pm
briefly is a gentle soul. I don’t think it’s in his repetoire. 🙂
Don’t diss Nullagine, Briefly.
Frednk…that really says the Libs have nothing to say that is relevant to the daily lives of Victorian voters…it is a concession of defeat
I’m not dissing Nullagine 🙂
I luv it. Nullagine rocks
Well …Nullagine is rocks, mainly
C@tmomma @ #1724 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:32 pm
briefly usually aims for accuracy.
The likely margin of error in that activity would preclude anyone that does not swim regularly.
Briefly
Some favourite country of mine around there. Hope to get back in a month or so.
Are we ready for an early election, folks? Reckon Malcolm will squeeze one in before the Apology to the Victims of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse?
A lot of people are coming to that conclusion.
While Trump’s foray into NK was an obvious failure, there’s always Nigeria in an opportunistic sense.
https://rusi.org/event/degradation-boko-haram-northeastern-nigeria-what%E2%80%99s-next-nigerian-army
And for bonus points I’m sure Ivanka can manufacture a Chinese proverb on the side to kick things off! #winning #bigly #YUGE
Ross…mine too…very deeply touching
briefly @ #1713 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:20 pm
Absolute crap.
In the IT industry certain companies are bringing in a foreign workforce while Australian graduates and more experienced workers can’t get a job.
All due to some bogus skills shortage.
I believe the same is true in other industries.
William,
With All Due Regard,
Political Correctness is the new term for the old-fashioned concept of politeness.
Some things are just not polite. Calling someone the diseased ball-sack of a rabid hyena is polite, alluding to mental health conditions is not.
Simple actually.
Yours truly,
Puffy.
I’ve been learning how to make digital images using nothing but an iPhone…very simple-seeming app comes with the phone called notes
It’s fascinating …difficult…very tricky….lovely when it works
Whilst I am fairly sure I am unfamiliar with her bottom, I have on occasion spanked Alexander Junior….
…. through cover for 4 at Heathfield Oval.
The recruitment of foreign tech engineers worked in California…works in the UK…..wish we had more engineers here in Perth
briefly @ #1737 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:44 pm
It’s called a camera.
All newish phone shave them.
briefly @ #1741 Wednesday, June 13th, 2018 – 10:46 pm
Then train them and employ graduates.
Anyone know if and where the Aussies ODI against the Poms is being broadcast.
Aussies are 2/51.
WA is maybe different from other economies….far more than half the population here have come from elsewhere. The economy would be tiny without them
Bemused
I totally agree with you. Letting in visa workers for IT jobs when our TAFEs and Unis are spitting out perfectly good IT workers is madness.
The same goes for overseas IT students who graduate and stay here, instead of taking their skills back to their own countries.
It is a bloody disgrace and pandering to employers who want cheap labour.
We have been exporting our most talented to other places – to Sydney, London, Chicago, HK, Tianjin…
Where would we be with a static system!!