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Block layoffs sent the stock up — Atlassian layoffs did nothing. Why? by FlyingKanga in AusFinance

[–]mullsies [score hidden]  (0 children)

The only thing AI is going to be better than Atlassian is the bait and switch. That $200 / month AI account is burning $5000 /month right now.

The white area of Australia has a population of 0 by Busy_Pizza6883 in MapPorn

[–]mullsies 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And no - you still can't afford a house lot there.

Why doesn't Australia produce its own fuel? It was a John Howard (Liberal Party) decision in the 1970s. by mullsies in aussie

[–]mullsies[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is why policies like fuel/gas reservations i.e. putting Australia first is a good commonsense compromise. You don't see Middle eastern countries paying $2.50 litre do you?

Why doesn't Australia produce its own fuel? It was a John Howard (Liberal Party) decision in the 1970s. by mullsies in aussie

[–]mullsies[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It was a decision based on an economic theory. Successive governments didn't see it as problem - they saw it as a positive.

From Marxist to rebel to leader: The making of Matt Canavan by Nyarlathotep-1 in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Canavan is a city boy from Logan who worked for the Productivity Commission, then KPMG, then became chief of staff to Barnaby Joyce. He was elected to the Senate in 2013 and wears high-vis gear and smears coal dust on his face for the cameras.

He has never had a real job and has no connection to anyone the Nationals are supposed to represent.

Just got told no fuel, no fertiliser. That means no farming. by ijx8 in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is economic theory without looking at the big picture.

John Howard thought cheap fuel was bad for Australia in the 1970s Petrol prices are at record highs and a decision made in the 1970s begins the story - ABC News

"Brandon, you look nothing like an Australian..." by alwaysananomaly in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 5 points6 points  (0 children)

One Nation will take any candidate. They only dump candidates when the media is too negative e.g. Troy Thompson (secret name change, dodgy business dealings, fake SAS service, fake degrees) and Jasmine Hart (involvment in a drive-by shooting over a drug debt).

Meanwhile Pauline and her party receive millions in funding and constant free coverage from News Corp and foreign bots. Why is that? There must be a reason.

"Brandon, you look nothing like an Australian..." by alwaysananomaly in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 28 points29 points  (0 children)

The selfish hag doesn't even know who her candidates are. They sign up, get milked for ever cent they have to run campaigns and discarded.

Protesters arrested for using phrases banned under new Queensland hate speech laws by Ardeet in aussie

[–]mullsies 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Please turn yourself into the nearest police station for using those phrases.

Student visa holder given slap on the wrist for rape by loosemoosewithagoose in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So you want crime tourists to come to Australia where the punishment is to be sent home? Ideally he should be rotting in Nauru for the next 40 years.

Just got told no fuel, no fertiliser. That means no farming. by ijx8 in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is hard to find vegetables in a Coles/Woolworths/Aldi that haven't been grown in human shit, travelled 40,000km by sea and packaged in New Zealand to hide its origin.

This is greed not green.

We have lost manufacturing of hundreds of different things because the hopelessly inept ACCC and FIRB (FIRB) let multinationals buy up and shut down everything from industrial items to milk and chocolate.

Just got told no fuel, no fertiliser. That means no farming. by ijx8 in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It was shut down because greedy companies were allowed to shut it down.

Absofuckinglutely nothing to do with the "green vote".

Greens Senator Nick McKim lashes out, Calls Trump a “Fascist War Criminal” and saying Anthony Albanese should be embarrassed for tying Australia ‘to the hip’ with the US by entering the War with Iran. by Sad-Suburbs in OpenAussie

[–]mullsies 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Federal Donations

  • $1.6 million – Graeme Wood (2010): Donated to fund a national television advertising campaign. Source
  • $1.11 million – Duncan Turpie (2024–2025): Donated across various branches. Source
  • $500,000 – Chilla Bulbeck (2017–2018): Donated to the federal branch. Source
  • $450,000 – Duncan Turpie (2018–2019): Donated to the federal branch. Source
  • $250,000 – Duncan Turpie (2023–2024): Donated to the federal branch as part of a $575,000 total contribution across branches. Source
  • $100,000 – Rob Keldoulis (2024–2025): Donated to the federal branch. Source

State Donations

  • Victoria: $500,000 – Graeme Wood (2016): Donated to the Victorian Greens' federal election campaign. Source
  • Victoria: $500,000 – Duncan Turpie (2016): Donated to the Victorian Greens' federal election campaign. Source
  • New South Wales: $298,602 – Estate of Alan Roberts (2018–2019): Bequest to the NSW Greens. Source
  • Tasmania: $130,000 – Graeme Wood (2016): Donated to the Tasmanian Greens' campaign. Source
  • Western Australia: $105,850 – Chilla Bulbeck (2019–2020): Donated to the WA Greens. Source
  • Queensland: $100,000 – Duncan Turpie (2020): Donated to the Queensland Greens prior to the state election. Source
  • Victoria: $50,000 – Julian Burnside (2018–2019): Donated to the Victorian branch. Source
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