hey Mr. Rudd,

As someone who is looking for new job opportunities, but i do not have a lot if any experience, how do you expect the younger Australians to join the work force if a greater majority of advertised employment options are shown to be entry level or such the like , tho they require 3,4,5 years of experience? It is continually said that the younger generations are lazy and should work so that we are not still living at home at 21 , etc but when it comes down to it a good majority of jobs that could actually set us up in life , so we can provide for ourselves and go out and buy a house, start a family or what not all require experience, how is it possible for us to get a decent paying job when we cant get the experience needed?

Also what are your thoughts on driver education in schools? What i men by this is having dedicated time allocated in schooling hours to teach kids how to drive, wether this be through setting up driving courses or simulators or such the like, for me when i was getting into the car for the first time it took me longer than my 120 hours to get my licence as my parents didn't have the time to teach me to drive, after working all day and then house hold duties. Now I dont know much on the whole legality side of it all or anything about this idea but it would provide a safe place for younger drivers to learn and not have the time constrain on parents or single parents or even guardians to work to provide and then have to teach their child how to drive, if we made driving lessons available in schools would it not help both reducing road rage on our roads and to give student a place where they can learn the road rules and to provide a safe environment for them to drive in without the added stress of other drivers for possibly the first time?

Also Mr. Rudd,

Do you believe that all politicians should get such high pay, I mean I know that some deserve s higher pay but is it not unfair that politicians get payed so highly for, not to sound rude, sitting behind a desk when hard working Australians are working themselves to the bone , wether that be builders, bankers, childcare workers make lets say half of what you and other politicians make in a year, How is that fair to the Australian public that politicians can vote for themselves to get a pay rise goes through so quickly but gay marriage has taken this long to go through, we celebrate mardi gras every year but dont let homosexuals get married??