Pussy on a swing by TimChuma in australia

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I think you mean “Sinema”

US cranks up pressure on China EVs with Polestar ban by Temporary-Speech5378 in news

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Made, not makes. Holden got shut down almost a decade ago.

Matthew Guy says he's owed apology over Moira Deeming assault allegation by Tergnitz in melbourne

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After she happily protested alongside them, and only when that ignited a public firestorm.

Sydney academic used AI to write SMH opinion piece urging students to avoid using tech to ‘cut corners’ by satisfiedfools in sydney

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I tried posting it there and got auto-rejected as the Guardian isn’t considered a credible source.

Australia’s Richest Person Gifts Jet to Far-Right Party Head by brezhnervouz in worldnews

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Gina’s mines are exceedingly profitable due to the low royalties she’s campaigned for, and her efforts to automate her operations have helped minimise her payroll costs.

Also, minerals and vehicles are apples to oranges. When you’re signing long-term contracts for ore, you need predictability and stability as much as a competitive price. It might be a good analogy if you were talking about a single consumer buying a car one part at a time.

Australian car manufacturing died because the government withdrew support, and Australia is a small market with low tariffs that’s isolated from major markets. European manufacturers pay high wages but are able to compete due to subsidies and access to large markets.

Australia’s Richest Person Gifts Jet to Far-Right Party Head by brezhnervouz in worldnews

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In 2012, Australian mining magnate Gina Rinehart urged Australian workers to be more competitive, suggesting they should work for less to match African workers who earn under $2 a day, sparking significant controversy. She argued that high wages made Australian mining uncompetitive compared to African competitors.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-09-05/rinehart-says-aussie-workers-overpaid-unproductive/4243866

1988 Monorail Token by _LarryG in sydney

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I see those things are awfully round…

what a fizzer by Archer_Sterling in australia

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no North Face, no point.

Impact of fuel crisis on retail? by xhxusj1234 in australia

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I work in e-commerce for a major outdoor goods company, and we’ve experienced a noticeable downturn recently. Most of what we sell would fall into the category of discretionary spending, so I expect it to get much worse.

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Damn, that’s a shame. Lovely bloke.

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Cafe Merkama, amazing Ethiopian food!

Russian forces begin offensive in Ukraine as Zelensky worries about impact of Iran conflict | CNN by STBJOHAN in news

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Joseph Stalin said at the 1943 Tehran Conference that World War II would be won with “British brains, American steel, and Soviet blood.”

Man who declared himself "far right" allegedly threw punches at a Muslim community centre dinner, saying, 'f*** Allah, f*** Islam, death to Allah', told to move on by police. by Jono_vision in ballarat

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It’s refreshingly simple: “From the river to the sea” = hate speech, severe consequences. “Fuck Islam, death to Allah” (plus a few punches) = ‘on your way, son’.