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because he wasn't the terrorist target he was collateral damage ffs

its kind of silly saying you cant be in favour of freedom of speech when you dont support anything less than an outright constituional bill of rights enshrining it. Australians arent sophisticated to vote for an outright enshrining of freedom of speech. Like most politicians they were...

arguably the only form of free speech in australia exists in the form of parliamentary privilege.

medication

fountain pens

could you host a website on dropbox

Curtin university has a lot of international students.

thats an average salary, i dont think most of the mba graduates got their jobs as STARTING jobs either. They were likely all professionals who did it part time and kept their jobs.

its a fun thing to do

curtin is supposed to be a great business school.

http://business.curtin.edu.au/courses/cgsb/courses/courses_programs/mba_business.cfm

Well my friend who worked at big w, finished his economics and got into an mba program straight away.

But international students dont come here for postgraduate studies (at most they do non research mba's)

doesnt it seem obvious to you that the next move is obviously to cap the csp contribution meaning that down the track when we reach that point people will have to borrow to make up the difference. This is why people are so pissed off about medicare etc. Its that this is a chinck in the armour...

hes talking about the washington consensus.

i kinda realise some of the deficiencies like the 80bn was covered by changes to gst revenue but the part about middle class voting liberal was spot on.

what about this s3bG1LLcUpY

the whole thing about joe hockey is that he screws over the middle class and justifies it by saying the absolute most unfortunate people (not most australians) will be taken care of. Those pensioners are SO greedy!

no its more like our cost for borrowing money is much higher than those people, and for the US especially its essentially free.

1. It doesn’t take an accident for a nuclear power plant to release radioactivity into our air, water and soil. All it takes is the plant’s everyday routine operation, and federal regulations permit these radioactive releases. 2. Radioactivity is measured in "curies." A large medical center...