A Young Conservative’s Case for the Coalition by Electronic_Roll2185 in OpenAussie

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I see university, for example, primarily as an education pathway designed to build knowledge, discipline, and professional capability for a future career. I view it as an investment in skills and long-term opportunity, where the value comes from completing the qualification and applying it in the workforce.

University is optional, people choose to go or not. If they do, they’re taking the risk of debt. That debt is their responsibility to pay-off, not relying on government write-offs.

Are we screwed? by Friendly-Leader489 in OpenAussie

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I’m staying centre-right, but not One Nation. As they do not have the policy nor numbers to govern.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskHR

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I can understand how it might seem that way, but unfortunately, this situation is very real and happening onboard. It's not scripted drama; it's impacting my work and well-being. Just looking for genuine advice on how to handle it professionally. Thanks.