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The flag is blue (light blue in my sources) with coat of arms centred.
Jorge Candeias, 9 Oct 1998
The coat of arms is 100% typical: 4-towered mural crown (town rank), scroll reading "CONCELHO DE BAIÃO" and shield. The shield is blue with a wide golden bordure according to my sources , and is charged with a bunch of grapes surrounded by a laurel all in the same colour as the bordure, below 3 silver-blue-silver wavy lines. The bordure is charged with 8 blue castles with port and windows in the same colour as the border, disposed as the castles of the portuguese coat of arms.
The wavy lines stand for the Douro river and the bunch of grapes for the wine produced there, but the castles and the laurel are mysteries to me.
Jorge Candeias, 9 Oct 1998
Flag(?) and arms were approved on 20 January 1937.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 25 Aug 2014
Plain (monocoloured) Portuguese subnational flags are not allowed to have variations without arms: plain flags always carry the coat of arms.
Jorge Candeias, 18 July 1999
Baião is a town located in the north of Portugal. It belongs to the district of Porto (Oporto), old province of Douro Litoral, future eventual region of Entre Douro e Minho. The municipality is small both in area and in population: nearly 22 000 inhabitants and covering 175.7 km², but has quite a good number of communes 14 (in 2013). It's economy is, as far as I know, rural. This town is located on the border between two regions of known wines: Oporto and Vinho Verde and the municipality is limited to the south by the Douro river.
Jorge Candeias, 9 Oct 1998
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Corrigan, Don, St. Louis Journalism Review
John Ashcroft, attorney general of the United States during George W. Bush's first term as president, say go down as one of the most disastrous attorneys general for American civil liberties in U.S. history.
That is the conclusion of Betty Winfield, University of Missouri Curators Professor in the School of Journalism. Winfield recently published a study in the Missouri Law Review of her historical research on attorneys general who reacted to national crisis situations.
Among the incursions on civil liberties under Ashcroft are assorted privacy invasions; the failure to provide cause for the arrests of terror suspects; the breaking and entering of private premises without a search warrant; and widespread abuses in rejecting and returning immigrants.
Winfield said the news media have not explained what's at stake with the infringements on civil liberties, and the news media have not covered the extent of these infringements.
"The media, in my estimation, have not been the vigilant watchdogs for American civil liberties, especially initially," Winfield said. "Just now after the Abu Ghraib scandal broke, just now after so many thousands of Muslims were returned to their home countries or jailed, just now after the ACLU demanded justice documents--are we seeing the extent of the justice department's activities under Ashcroft's tenure."
Winfield identified 78 attorneys general who have broadened the interpretation and enforcement of existing laws during domestic and foreign crises. Winfield has developed four models of attorneys general during wartime and found that Ashcroft fit two of these descriptions.
"John Ashcroft exemplified the relationship between government power and civil liberties," Winfield said. "He either ignored criticism of his actions or labeled those who decried them as aiding terrorists, being unpatriotic and 'living in a dream world.'"
According to Winfield, the four models of these attorneys general are coordinator, extreme aggressor, extreme aggressor-fall guy and leveler. The coordinator facilitates the president's wishes no matter how constitutionally questionable those actions may be, Winfield said.
They're forceful during crises but are not closely identified with overt infringement of civil liberties. Thomas Gregory, President Woodrow Wilson's attorney general during World War I, fit this model.
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SEGA may not be as prominent of a developer/publisher as they were in the 90s but one thing that you cannot deny is that they are not afraid to take a risk on quirky and odd titles – have you played Hell Yeah?. There latest downloadable HD release is NiGHTS Into Dreams – a visual update to an incredibly odd cult classic that holds a special place in the heart of many gamers.
The original NiGHTS was released on the SEGA Saturn, around the time Nintendo and Sony were revolutionizing the gaming industry with free-roaming 3D titles. This HD port is not based on that version but instead off the 2008 PS2 remake that was released only in Japan. To this day classifying which genre NiGHTS would fall into is difficult since it is equal parts racing and platformer, but that is what gives it character. For those unfamiliar with the premise, players take control of two children, Claris and Elliot, as they are swept away into the colorful and dreamlike world of Nightopia to join forces with the nimble Nights on a mission to defeat the evil lord Wizeman.
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After finishing all four routes, players are presented with a boss battle. These usually revolve around throwing an enemy into something, or throwing an object at them. Boss battles aren't always self-explanatory either, and it can sometimes be difficult to tell if you're inflicting any damage. As a matter of fact, NiGHTS Into Dreams never explains to players how to properly enjoy its odd premise. It comes from an era before tutorials were worked into a title. Even with a new in-game manual, expect to go through some trial and error. Considering NiGHTS is a score attack premise, not knowing how to capitalize on the scoring system will lead to a low rank upon completion. Once you understand that you're supposed to use your bonus time to continue to fly laps and accrue as many points as possible, then you get a feel for how the scoring system operates and how to fully enjoy this title.
After familiarizing themselves with obtaining a high score, players will then need to learn how to complete each course and boss battle within a time limit. Running out of time during the level forces players to control one of the children. These moments are dreadful as you slug around on the ground, avoiding an alarm clock and working all the way back to NiGHTS' respawn station. If the time expires during a boss battle (which will happen often), players will need to play the entire level again.
Unlike other remakes, NiGHTS Into Dreams is a proper HD update that does more than just make the play area fit a 16:9 screen. SEGA has enhanced the character and boss models with more polygons and smoothed out the jagged textures. The sprites that made up the floating rings or the random animals that inhabit each of the levels have been rendered in full 3D and the same addictive soundtrack that accompanied the original game is back as well. One could argue that NiGHTS Into Dreams grew a strong fan-base thanks to the brilliant uptempo soundtrack to back up the colorful levels. If players want to relive some nostalgia, or show the youngsters how 3D video games looked in the 90s, they can also opt to play NiGHTS Into Dreams in its original standard definition with its boxy character models, pixelated sprites and muddy textures.
Along with the main game, we get a bunch of bonuses to unlock like interviews and FMV movies in the the Theater mode. Although this version lacks the 2 player components from the original, players can post there high score and best times on an online leaderboard. A pleasant surprise was the addition of the Christmas NiGHTS spin-off which was originally shipped as a bonus disc with the Official SEGA Magazine years ago. Only a few gamers were able to experience the holiday themed two levels and its nice to see that SEGA was thoughtful enough to include it for free. Unfortunately, most of the bonuses featured in the original Christmas Nights (including a playable Sonic the Hedgehog) seem to be missing.
With NiGHTS Into Dreams HD, SEGA has showed a beloved classic plenty of respect in this remaster, but it doesn't stand the test of time. It is a beautifully crafted HD version that faithfully recaptures the dreamlike gameplay gamers fell in love with, but its simplistic premise and lack of explanation may not capture today's plot-driven audience.
Editor's Note: NiGHTS Into Dreams HD was reviewed using a PlayStation 3 copy of the game. If further investigation reveals any substantial differences between the 360 edition and the PS3 edition of the game, this review will be updated to reflect those differences.
Release Date: October 2, 2012 • Publisher: SEGA • Developer: Sonic Team • Genre: Racing, Action • Multiplayer: None • Achievements: Easy • Cost: $10 (800 MS Points) • Replay Value: Moderate


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The government hasn't got the hang of governing just yet. But with the opposition's questions blowing up in their faces it doesn't look like they've got the hang of opposing just yet either.
hmm 'croaky' has the world on his shoulders perhaps Andrews can offer him some free counselling.
It delights me so, that the bigoted selfsh pensioners get shafted by their liberal dearies.
Keep it up, you know you deserve it.
Love the shot of Statler and Waldorf 4:42, what further proof do we need this government is a bunch of puppets.
4:30 - are the Greens upset because ASIO are doing their job properly ?
Hopefully those receiving a negative assessment are also repatriated immediately.
sickening that labor agree to sensible changes to the migration act yet no matter what labor put to the liberals last term they simply refused to co-operate.
I hope labor knows what it is doing. There are many who still remember the last term of government and how unaustralian the liberal party were directly responsible for causing an increase in boat arrivals via their pathetic reprehensible antics.
What a disgraceful government we have
Especially those five kids ... evil incarnate the lot of 'em, eh Hacka? Why do I get the feeling that if Abbott said up was down, you'd bend into knots to agree with him.
Err, Hacka
You best pass on the following to your mate in deception, T. Abbott
"The CDP study is based on the group's annual voluntary disclosure process. Its analysts concluded that a broad, diverse group of American and global companies have accepted a price for carbon and incorporated it into their normal business planning.
For example, ExxonMobil is assuming a cost of $60 per metric ton by 2030.
BP currently uses $40 per metric
Royal Dutch Shell uses a price of $40 per ton.
Xcel Energy cites use of $20 per ton.
Devon Energy established a carbon price of $15 per ton of CO2e to
account for the cost or benefits associated with any change in GHG emissions resulting from proposed
Ameren uses $30 per ton in future planning (2025) in its power generation and distributed energy businesses and includes that price in its mandatory Integrated Resource Plan for 2011-2014.
However, companies across all sectors of the economy also cite use of carbon prices. For example, in 2012 Google based its planning on a carbon price of $30 per metric ton. Currently it estimates using $14 per ton based upon an actual auction price in California's
cap-and-trade regime (AB32).
Walt Disney, which has set a corporate wide long term goal of "zero net direct
greenhouse gas emissions", uses $10-20 per ton currently.
Walmart, though keeping its specific shadow price confidential, said the price is set flexibly "to allow it to change with time as external prices evolve and
thus ensure our appraisal model remains world class."
That photo of Assistant Health Minister Fiona Nash (3.13pm) holding a glass of "healthy" water, will not go down well with the junk food lobbyists and industry, whose interests she seems so determined to champion over those of the Australian people, by pulling the new healthy food rating website.
Damn the press (photographers).
It's actually full on sugar syrup designed to look like water, courtesy of CCA and the sugar growers of QLD who stand to do very well out of the TPP.
@3:37pm - Good to see Fauxfacts continuing to wage its war on LNP women.
Hacka, expecting people to not ask questions is the insanity here. And expecting people to believe a government hell bent on suppressing truth is the insanity.
It's all getting a bit heated in the chamber.
Maybe in the interests of bipartisanship Abbott should suggest that the Coalition will vote to allow the censure motion, if the ALP pass the Carbon Tax Repeal Bills in the Senate.
A win-win ?
You have finally fallen off your perch - that is a 1 April comment for sure
Really, I must say that again, I'm feeling so logical - how on earth would Tony Abbott have tee'd up a week in an indigenous community months ahead of time to arrange it properly, even before he knew the election was going to happen, let alone what date it would be?
Christielle, give it a rest while you're "ahead".
Rudd called the election for Sept 7 on Aug 4, Aboat gave his speech at Garma on Aug 10.
He knew exactly when the election was going to be, duh!
Christie - not sure what page you are on or what you are on about - but feel free to sprout away . . . . in this case 1 + 1 +1 = 0
Poor Hacka it has all come to this, you must be asking yourself where did it all go wrong!
Judith, guess I'm not alone in saying this but missing the live video telecast
Well, well, it looks like dear old Pen has rendered the Hacka speechless again, with no coherent responses to Pen's questions of Coalition contradictions, which cost taxpayer's billions of dollars. Not to mention no explanation of how abolishing the carbon price is detrimental to the economy, and any explanation of how each household saves $550 per year amounts to only 53 cents each. He does not tell us that we pay $4.8 billion a year to subsidise the mining industry which reduces our saving to 9 cents a day. But he says the carbon price at 9 cents per day) will cost jobs?
He supports Abbott saying power bills will reduce by $200 a year per household (26 cents per day each), and gas bills will reduce by $70 per household (0.06 cents a day each), but does not explain how this 26.6 cents per day form parts of the 9 cents per day quasi saving?
Come on Hacka fess up, we all know that Abbott wants to get rid of the carbon price for no other reason than to appease mine owners, who obviously see any move towards green energy production as the thin end of the wedge. So tell us, Hacka of the billions which the mine owners have poured into Coalition coffers have nothing to do with labelling nine cents per day an horrendous impost on the nation, right, Hacka?
The government should not be providing handouts to big mining. They've got enough of our money already.
No handouts to companies, any companies, remember?
Big mining has had a huge advantage with all their subsidies.
It's interesting that none of the same subsidies will be provided to creating renewable energy sources under a Liberal government.
Sorry Pen - there's just not enough hours n the day to read your rather detailed and expansive posts.
But in case you missed it, are you aware that it's the consumer / voter - you and i - that pay for the crazy carbon tax ?
Unless one happened to live in a cave of course :-)
Hacka, you and I will pay for direct action as well. The only difference is that one forces the polluter to reduce carbon emissions or face a penalty, and the other is simply a handout to polluting businesses for dubious anti-pollution projects. The Labor one penalises polluters. This Liberal one takes our money from government coffers paid for by the taxpayers and hands it to rich polluters.
Jennifer - yes there's a host of issues around all the options.
Problem is, the whole impact of climate change has been so overcooked by the environmental lobby that people are just weary of the issue.
It hardly rates these days in the top ten of voter's concerns.
I can't take your word that Hacka, as you've been known to bend the truth to suit your agenda.
Perhaps if you can point me to a list of voter concerns so that I can confirm that?
Your quasi astute and concise address of all the questions I have put to you I suggest is not appreciated. The lack of detail a startling revelation of your incapacity to address the question.
I therefore must assume that you have no idea whatsoever of the stupidities that you so blindly support.
Well then Jennifer perhaps you'll listen to Jacqueline Maley.
Carbon pricing rates about #6 as a negative issue. Climate change didn't rate a mention.
Hacka, shame you didn't spend this summer in Adelaide then you might think different about climate change. I've been around a long time and it's never been this hot for so long. Victoria catches fire every summer, I've been checking the temperature in bendigo where I went to school its never been so hot, swan hill where I also lived without aircon in the 50's is at boiling point just a few examples of the troubles ahead,
Interesting that Bill Shorten has authorised his own comment as "authorised by B Shorten..." (Post at 2:17pm)
Is he not a William?
"Why shouldn't I, if you will permit me, spend my first week, as Prime Minister, should that happen, on your country."
Tony was just asking a rhetorical question. Obviously the Office of PM & Cabinet gave him plenty of reasons why not to go the first week so he didn't.
- Da Spin Dr.
I would have thought that the owners of the land simply didn't permit him.
"Why shouldn't I, if you will permit me, spend my first week, as Prime Minister, should that happen, on your country."
It's clear he means his first week of visiting an indigenous community to be spent in Arnhem Land, not first week as PM, (but speaking as PM).
Goodness, Ms Ireland, do you really think me meant as soon as he was elected he would go to Arnhem Land for a week?
This sort of discussion demeans the debate about Closing the Gap.
no its not, if you did some further research there is this massive blow by blow detailed explanation about the original promise, and funny enough video. There is also a huge 'fight' between two parties about the nature of the promise.
Tony keeps forgetting in all his lies that there is this invention called a "camera" that captures such things as they happen. Word for Word and in context.
Maybe he just thinks everyone is too stupid to remember.
Christielle, I would suggest you consult a lawyer before signing any documents.
Abbott did say that he would stay in Indigenous communities during his first week as Prime Minister. He's now twisting his words around, as usual. He's a master at twisting words around.
Blake, I think he believes if history is deleted from his webpage then it's deleted from the entire web.
He did admit he wasn't very tech savvy, we can at least believe him on that admission.
There's a big difference between "what I meant to say" and "what I actually said."
Abbott clearly says "why shouldn't I, if you will permit me, spend, my first week as Prime Minister, should that happen, on this, on your country."
Here's the video evidence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_xJny0vuoo
I honestly don't understand the point of this line of attack by Labour. He has a record since 2007 of annually visiting indigenous communities, the very notion that he wouldn't visit them is stupid.
If it's an attempt to show that he tell's 'lies' with this statement, then it is just wasting everyone's time considering the other real issues going on in the country right now.
As a swing voter i'm not impressed. It's actually pretty dissapointing
Are cryptic crosswords a favourite pastime christielle?
"It is clear he means" - Really - clear to who - are you his PA ? Clear as mud.
the words do not mean what you say.
Abbott by those words proposed he MAY spend the first week as PM in that community not his first week of any visit to the NT, in that community.
Some people have asserted that his words were a promise to spend his first week in that community, but the same plain reading of those words indicate no such promise.
They are a speculation about what he may do in his first week as PM.
I consider them weasel words intended to give a false impression that there was some chance of him spending his 1st week as PM there and he was willing to do so, to make him sound like Aboriginal issues were his first concern and a very high priority, when the latter was not the case and when he had no intention of spending his 1st week there, as he did not.
Other than today in Parliament he has not, to my knowledge shown any interest since his election neverlone special interest in or given priority to Aboriginal issues.
Alex, it's simple really. The evidence shows that Abbott is NOT a man of his word.
christielle, best you refer to your comments re live and pension increases.
no doubt you'll feel somewhat confused by your conversely opposed views depending on the orator.
Now guys, think of it this way.
Tony Abbott would have had to be guaranteed to win the election and months ahead of time book accommodation in Arnhem Land places, tee up visits with elders and community leaders, discussion points etc etc etc.
Do you really really think he did that ahead of time months before an election even before knowing when the election was to be held?
Wasn't one of his first actions was to cut funding to Aboriginal legal aid????
Well Judith, if the line had been "why should there be a carbon tax under a government i lead", you might have a point.
There's probably enough wriggle room in Abbot's statement.
No Hacka, there's no wriggle room. What Abbott said was clear. He promised to spend his first week as Prime Minister in Arnhem land.
Err, Hacka it's actually a carbon price, the title carbon tax is another Abbott lie.
Pen, even the ABC fact checker said it was a tax.
Madam Speaker, you are a disgrace
Go Cathy, now is the time to have a cuppa or five with your neighbouring MP
and offer advice to Sharman on quitting the Libs and standing as another Indi.
She has no future in the Libs and obviously has the GV at heart.
"They left us with an economy that is slowing beyond trend growth and now they complain about their legacy."
the thing is, when does it stop being Labors fault?! Thats what tiring and childish. They just want to keep running with that line, using the idea of repeating something enough times so it becomes true.
Im not saying Labor is completely innocent but really the only thing LNP seems capable of is crying wolf.
Blake, in my view a new government becomes fully responsible for matters economic after their first budget has had the time to be effective. Roughly 14 -16 months after bringing down their first budget. That goes for credit as well as blame.
And when will Labor take some responsibility for what they have done to Australia over the last 6 years, instead of pretending all the "bad stuff" has just happened in 5 months?
@dRod but they do and have and often. Hell most of the stuff happened due the GFC, all LNP is capable of saying is what they did was wrong (even though world finance people disagree) but never once have ever said what they would have done differently.
Any petty person can point out anothers failings, just the worse type of people say "we could have done it better"
Every government has been guilty of things in hindsi actually every human being suffers that same fault. Only the worse kind of human pretends they are always completely right and free of guilt... EG our correct government.
The government hasn't got the hang of governing just yet. But with the opposition's questions blowing up in their faces it doesn't look like they've got the hang of opposing just yet either.
Best return them to what they're best at then.
Pen, I too have been affected $160 PM and within a fortnight of the new Govt.
An absurd ruling where you can go to work and earn upto a certain amount but if you have a nest egg penalised.
The real scammers are the wealthy rorting with family trusts, property etc.
The media must bring Abbott to account for these continuing, blatant lies
Agreed, could easily fill up a daily column specifically about the lies and lack of transparency.
2:06 - Oh Bill, are you really trying to score points from Abbott on Aboriginal affairs and energy-intensive alumina plants ?
This battle is almost cruel - Abbott the Rhodes Scholar, pugilist, experienced parliamentarian, debater and journo versus Union Bill.
Madame Speaker - stop the fight !
Good to see Hacka that you are acknowledging another lie from Mr Abbott
What did Tony say, "You cant believe a word I say unless it's written down on paper."
He uses a white board or a magic slate that can just be wiped clean
I wonder if that's the same whiteboard Ros Kelly used?
Attacking and misrepresenting Tony Abbott's bona fides on indigenous matters is seriously stupid. How many weeks has Bill Shorten spent in indigenous communities? Donut anyone?
How many time did Mr Shorten any he would spend his first week as PM with an indigenous community?
What I find amazing Pen is just how many pensioners are life long Liberal voters - nearly always voting against their best interests. Australians are narcissists I think.
Funny that you should mention pensions, I have a part OAP pension and part private pension. My private pension has not increased since I retired 15 years ago. However my OAP has just been decreased by $330 per month because the stock market where my private pension is invested as risen.
Clearly the stock market has gone up and down over the last 15 years, however, it is only under Abbottism that I have been penalised, although any rise makes no difference to the monthly payment from my private pension fund.
If my private pension's monthly payment increased every time the stock market index went up I would have no funds left by now and be totally dependent on an increased OAP?
Be warned Abbott hitting on pensioners has already started.
a country gal
He manipulated vulnerable disabled and elderly people for their votes, because they thought by ticking the Clive Palmer box he would automatically become PM, and then their pensions would go up by $150 per fortnight.
Not everyone understands how the electoral/party system works.
Pensioners are smart enough to recognise an "election platform" from a candidate not in Govt remains just that - after all they have the benefit of wisdom . .
christielle, Clive promised it IF he was PM.
The latest headline news is that he's not the PM.
Do keep up.
Who's this Chris Bowen character? I seem to remember he was Treasurer for all of five seconds.
Who is this Abbott fellow. Surely no-one would have been stupid enough to put him in charge? Oh.
I thought the IPA was in charge Penni? D'oh!
The IPA??!? I thought it was Peta Credlin.
Bowen was the one who was exposed by the Dept of Treasury and Finance as a liar in the 2013 election campaign.
He also presided over the highest numbers of boats as Immigration Minister.
What a splendid record.
Confused. I thought it was Peta?
I'm pretty sure he was the 1st guy that couldn't control the border problems....
Billionaires can say what they like (unless they are more philantropic minded and more gracious).
They hold power over people due to their wealth and influence.
"Abbott said he wished to be a Prime Minister for indigenous affairs.
He said today was "incredibly important", a special day dedicated to the "sometimes yawning" gap between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians.
We should never "gloss over or neglect this gap as long as it exists".
Tony, there is a community in N/East Arnhem Land waiting for you to make good your promise prior to the election. Your credibility 'gap' needs some work.
I just want him to act like a Prime Minister, instead of an opposition attack dog.
Try again! Nhulunbuy is facing the closure of the smelter in July. Directly affecting 3,000 residents (employees, businesses, schools, services) and 14,000 in surrounding communities.
Yet he remains to be seen, my guess he'll capitalise on the GARMA festival for the best media exposure.
CM in the PMs own words
Abbott says that what he actually said was that the first remote community he would visit and stay in as Prime Minister would be East Arnhem land.
When has BShorten planned to live in an indigenous community or is he just a FIFO visitor like Gillard and Rudd were??
He promised it, really - he really did!
And he's probably got pensioners hanging out for that now. Does he care?
Is anyone surprised by News Ltd's continued support for the LNP? The attack on Palmer's nickel interests are right up their alley. Say it so the LNP doesnt have to look stupid. Thats the thing about the media, people quickly forget how stupid they are, but never for politicians.
If there was a serious issue, I'm sure the State or Federal Government would be gunning for him.
Their bias is unbelievable. Take, for example, Sovereign Borders. They, a news organisation, are supportive of all the secrets. Why would a news organisation be so supportive? Surely they would want to know everything that is going on in that operation?
I read about this on ABC online & the issue was actually raised by The Greens' Sen Larissa Waters & environmental groups. BTW, in all of their editorials (not behind a paywall) they are supportive of OSB but not the secrecy. They describe it as over the top & senseless.
Really Lewis? Then what about Abbott's secret dinner at Kirribilli House, with Andrew Bolt, Piers Akerman, Alan Jones, Janet Albrechtsen, Miranda Devine, Chris Kenny, Paul Whittaker, Col Allan, Paul Sheehan and Gerard Henderson? Guests were asked to keep the evening strictly confidential.
It is hard to think of a single instance throughout history where government corruption, incompetence, mismanagement, political chicanery, criminal culpability or breaches of constitutional powers have not been cloaked in secrecy.
Secrecy undermines democracy, and it prevents the people from knowing whether the government is doing the right thing or not, so that we can make an informed decision on whether we should throw this mob out.
Jennifer, really? Were all those people there? I have no knowledge about that dinner as I wasn't privy to the secret. You apparently were. I don't know how your 2nd paragraph relates to my post but I think you exagerate much & can only describe it as a rant. I completely agree with your last paragraph but would suggest you've already made up your mind sometime ago. Nothing wrong with that BTW as so have I.
Jennifer, How convenient that you forget the Gillard dinner with the Mummy bloggers at Rooty Hill.
That went down like a lea balloon with the voters of Western Sydney.
Just love how Shorten can state that Hockey is lying by saying Toyota are pulling out due to workplace conditions, and then say the whole car industry collapse is due to Tony Abbott!
Tony Abbott did angrily attack the motor industry for wanting more handouts. He could have done it on the quiet, but no, he had to attack. Since then, every remaining car company has been sprinting for the door.The car companies were going to leave eventually, but did Abbott have to bully them so much that they decided to give up straight away?
What Abbott and Hockey did was issue a Fatwa against Australian car manufacturing.
Abbott falsely blamed the carbon tax for the problems that Alcoa was having with Port Henry, in 2012. The modus operandi is clear - blame it on an ideological foe (such as workers and unions) or a Labor Govt policy or something Labor did or didnt do, although there is no connection or it is untrue.
"Or, as was the case recently with Alcoa and its decision to review the viability of its Port Henry operations, just ignore the fact that Alcoa managing director Alan Cransberg blamed the smelter's difficulties on the high Australian dollar and low aluminium prices and blame the carbon tax. And do it with a straight face even though you know there is not a skerrick of truth to what you are saying, and the company you're talking about doesn't agree."
Hmm - every day Christie you seem to miss the point - only the Govt can do anything - although not this one - everybody else can have a "policy" - expect for the Govt again - but until they are in Govt they have no power to deliver . . .
With QT approaching, i wonder if Abbott's arranged a dixer on automotive subsidies.
Shorten's been running around claiming that Australia has lower subsidies than Germany, the USA and UK.
Not even the ABC's fact checker unit agrees, with ABC news claiming that Bill's quoting 2008 GFC figures that are vastly different from the real numbers today. Pants on fire Bill.
And all of Tony and the Blue Tie brigades "stats" are correct ? I can think of lots of "selective" updates that would not pass the "smell test" . . . . Toyota can name some over the last 24 hours easily
No, it didn't say pants on fire, it said irrelevant. A little difference, but a vwry important one.
So when is Clive Palmer going to put up all pensions by $150 per fortnight that he promised in his election speech?
Or was it a great big lie?
Hmm - every day Christie you seem to miss the point - only the Govt can do anything - although not this one - everybody else can have a "policy" - expect for the Govt again - but until they are in Govt they have no power to deliver . . .
He promised it, really - he really did!
And he's probably got pensioners hanging out for that now. Does he care?
christielle, Clive promised it IF he was PM.
The latest headline news is that he's not the PM.
Do keep up.
Pensioners are smart enough to recognise an "election platform" from a candidate not in Govt remains just that - after all they have the benefit of wisdom . .
a country gal
He manipulated vulnerable disabled and elderly people for their votes, because they thought by ticking the Clive Palmer box he would automatically become PM, and then their pensions would go up by $150 per fortnight.
Not everyone understands how the electoral/party system works.
Funny that you should mention pensions, I have a part OAP pension and part private pension. My private pension has not increased since I retired 15 years ago. However my OAP has just been decreased by $330 per month because the stock market where my private pension is invested as risen.
Clearly the stock market has gone up and down over the last 15 years, however, it is only under Abbottism that I have been penalised, although any rise makes no difference to the monthly payment from my private pension fund.
If my private pension's monthly payment increased every time the stock market index went up I would have no funds left by now and be totally dependent on an increased OAP?
Be warned Abbott hitting on pensioners has already started.
What I find amazing Pen is just how many pensioners are life long Liberal voters - nearly always voting against their best interests. Australians are narcissists I think.
Pen, I too have been affected $160 PM and within a fortnight of the new Govt.
An absurd ruling where you can go to work and earn upto a certain amount but if you have a nest egg penalised.
The real scammers are the wealthy rorting with family trusts, property etc.
It delights me so, that the bigoted selfsh pensioners get shafted by their liberal dearies.
Keep it up, you know you deserve it.
If Bill Shorten goes to election and promotes full-on corporate welfare, full-on social welfare and the whole package of NDIS and Gonski, we're going into an even more hideous debt situation.
He also would have to rescind OSB since he's been so critical of it, therefore the boats come back.
He's committed to these policies now.
What a cheap shot. Of course, Abbott and his cronies have reneged on every policy they promised before the election, but lets not let that get in the way of your partisan rant.
So we can afford $$$$ to pay LNP consultants to "advise" on maybe selling Medibank Private, and a whole raft of other pork barrelling for State elections with LNP Premiers, and taxpayer subsidies for Woman of Calibre Mummy Payments, FBT handouts for Leased Vehicles, Tax breaks for Property Investors, and "Entltlement" handouts for Pollie expenses - but when some industry sectors need assistance the purse is closed - but Tony is governing for ALL of us - or did that statement made on Election Night mean something else ?
I liked Clive Palmer's comment about possibility of dead people in parliament.
What's the difference between the dead and politicians - skeletons can feature in animation dancing to music, such as Camille Saint Saens, and retain eminent plausibility.
Oh dear, Hacka you are not having a good day again on the knowledge front are you?
The first time it actually appeared in print was in a 1981 Narcotics Anonymous text (p.11).
Thereafter it came from the author Rita Mae Brown in her book Sudden Death on Pg. 68 from 1983.
Quote: "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results."
You will find that Mark Twain departed this world 71 years before the first utterance of what you, Coalition supporters and Labor supporters manage to do so well.
Sacking public servants in droves; ensuring the death knell of car manufacturers in this country while coincidentally trying to break the back of larger unions who protect conditions through force of numbers; and using private consultants to do it all - it really is a Blue-Tie Club wet dream - probably the first a lot of them have ever had and quite possibly their last, so they're making hay while the sun shines.
Palmer is always entertaining.
What a generous hearted Christian man Tony Abbott is, not to publicly reprimand Ms Stone for calling him a "liar" all over the media airwaves, and his party also to remain quiet, discrete and polite in regard to her treachery.
However, karma is real, and Ms Stone will need to look around and pursue new directions soon, one gets the impression.
No more pork barrel funds for her.
The truth hurts the LNP in this regard - obviously no room for dissent or a different opinion on any matter. Local Members are employed to represent their constituants which is what Ms Stone is doing - and you have a problem with that ? Or is the SPC issue to be renamed "Operation XXX" and therefpre become a matter of National Security ?
Not even Abbott is shameless enough to reprimand someone for telling the truth about his lie! Of course he'd keep quiet and hope it is forgotten.
If Bill Shorten goes to election and promotes full-on corporate welfare, full-on social welfare and the whole package of NDIS and Gonski, we're going into an even more hideous debt situation.
He also would have to rescind OSB since he's been so critical of it, therefore the boats come back.
He's committed to these policies now.
Err, you will have to explain to dear old Pen how the utterance of a truth and with its utterance the exposing of a lie and the exposing of a liar can in any be defined as treachery.
It all smacks of the thinking of the type of people who vote for liars while of the firm belief that they supporting democracy.
Dr Stone is the disgruntled employee now. Abbott is so black-and-white that he operates an inner circle, and she is most definitely on the outer. He won't even acknowledge her from now on. It actually doesn't matter what she says - the people of Shepparton should not vote for her if she remains a Liberal at the next election.
Yes, accepting the truth is so,etching Christians should do. But we are yet to hear Tony confess to his lies, and repent of them. Now that would be truly Christian. Your insights into religion are as confused as your insights into politics. Karma is not a Christian belief, Tony Abbott would totally disagree with you if you believe karma is true. Also, Tony Abbott committed to NDIS and to Gonski, and he has shown that he now has no problem with increasing debt. He also attacked the PNG solution but is now quite happy to take the credit for its success. You have a very strange grip on reality.
Toyota is here for 3 more years.
They are scared of what the union might do in those three years and they need to protect their workers and come to a decent ending of the relationship
Australia, but they would worry about standover tacks and other tricks employed by certain unionists who are becoming very militant.
It's a very troubling situation.
Oh dear, oh dear the Hacka is on another Abbottism path to incredulity claiming,
"In terms of the crazy carbon tax - it reduces Australia's competitiveness, standard of living, it's inflationary and whacks energy prices."
Obviously Hacka has joined Abbott in his usual obtuseness and manner of pleading to absurdity with ridiculous claims the carbon price will wreck the economy. The absurdity is this train wreck of a price according to Abbott is worth $550 per each of our 8.18 million households per year, or $4.49 billion, which means tearing the economy down at the colossal rate of 0.29% of GDP per year based on a $1.5 trillion economy that is growing.
Now he tries to link it to increased power prices when power prices increased from 0.14 cents per KWh to 0.28 cents per KWh, yes that's 100% increase, before the carbon price was even passed into law on July 1, 2012. Then he comes up with this wonderful rotten egg illogic of some of the items on my list are not actually Coalition policy?
Hacka are you trying to twist my word of "mindlessness" into one of policy? Are you saying that Abbottism is not fostering the items on my list? Hacka you are indulging obfuscation again, trying to create smokescreens to hide your Abbottism's gross incompetence's.
What we have here, Hacka is Hacka indulging support for an oligarch that is wasting billions of taxpayer money on contradictions, and basically your position is one of look how stupid we of the Coalition oligarch are, we are even more stupid than the Labor oligarch.
Well done, Hacka you have proven my point of how ridiculously obtuse Coalition voters actually are I line with their Labor counterparts.
I seem to remember when Rudd, first stated that he was going to bring a price on carbon, the power companies put the price up. Then it went up again.
No entity can increase power prices without the increase being approved by the states and Commonwealth, through the Council of Australian Governments and the Ministerial Council on Energy, who set the rules for the Australian Energy Regulator, who ensures electricity prices reflect the cost of supply including cost imposts on generators.
It seems that Hanson-Young hasn't quite cottoned on that Morrison won't be providing her any information on matters of the boats.
Wasn't it Mark Twain who said something about trying the same thing time and time again and expecting a different result ?
No Hacka, it was falsely attributed to Twain, but he never said it. A bit like what Hockey attributes to Toyota ...
Hanson-Young isn't too bright. She really is Senator McClueless
Ms Hanson-Young seems to need to be more respectful in the way she deals with the Government ministers and authority in general.
Co-operation and respect leads to better outcomes in working relationships. Perhaps Ms Milne should ask her to do a course to update her workplace communication skills.
The continual ad hominen attacks on SHY are merely a diversion from the real issue at hand.
I sense her frustration in dealing with these so called Christians and their ill treatment of fellow human beings. My estimation of her recently has increased, the obstruction by both Morrison and Campbell at the senate committee was deftly orchestrated.
Time for an inquiry.
"Where the bloody hell is the UN"?
Making faintly insulting and ultimately (one suspects) completely unconvincing cartoons designed to teach the inferior races a lesson is by no means new. In the early 1830s Tasmanian Governor George Arthur tried the same tack to try to convince the people who owned the land he was occupying that resistance was futile and they should all become good hard working and obedient lower caste pretend-Europeans. Compare and contrast the Operation Sovereign Borders cartoon with this one (wrongly called Governor Davey's Proclamation, actually Governor Arthur's Proclamation).
Sure the government is playing politics with the Toyota/Union issue. However, how can anyone support an injunction taken out by the union leadership, not voted on by the members, where Toyota would talk to the staff about the possibility of taking a pay cut to keep the company in the country. Anyone here agree with the 4 union officials that did this... please explain why? Basically the car manufactures' went bust here because of 1) _in Thailand the salaries of the Toyota workers are about $100/month. 2) Keating phased out car tariffs while the rest of the world did not cut as bad...if at all. Ford tried to export their Territory to Thailand and was hit with a 50% tax! 3) Australians simply went for the cheaper cars made in Korea and China. 4) The local market is simply too small to make anything more that a substantial loss every year. In the last 5 years Ford lost $600 million, GMH about $350 million and Toyota broke even over the last 5 years. This is despite $2 billion assistance package from Federal & State governments. No particular government's fault simply on a Global basis our standard of living means we cannot compete with other countries that make exactly the same thing. Anyone who blames the current government for the loss of Toyota needs to explain how Gillard saved Ford last year.
Governments who push globalization are only working in the corporate/multinational self interest. Abbott's made it quite clear he doesn't care, it's sink or swim but he's still going to keep up opening Australia's market place despite of the consequences.
Sorry $100/week re salaries not $100/month.
Along with abolishing tariffs on cars the government should also rescinnd the luxury tax on cars over $60K as well as remove the obstacles on importing 2nd hand vehicles. The less we spend on buying cars the more we spend on other sectors of the economy.
Guess all the millions of taxpayer dollars Gillard funnelled into her international education boondoggle paid off.
Huh? This makes no sense at all. What are you even talking about?
I wish the government would close the gap - the chasm lying between their disingenuous rhetoric and the harsh reality of their 'policies'.
To all those Abbott-doubters, I think we can trust Abbott on closing-the-gap. As more of us lose our jobs - blue collar workers, corporate white collar workers and public servants - you can be sure that the gap between many of us and disadvantaged Aboriginals WILL be reduced.
Passionfruit obviously doesn't care about the plight of the indigenous but is just thinking of his/her own job and circumstances.
Christielle, obviously you don't peruse FF comments sections with much scrutiny or comprehension of comments.
What passionfruit is alluding to is the chasm between the haves and the have nots under this regime. You must live in a comfy vacuum.
What the?? Actually, the Fruit household donates their time and resources to inner city Aboriginals. But regardless of that, why wouldn't anyone be concerned about a government making Australia a worse place for all of us?? I want the entire country to be caring and sharing, dynamic, inspired, and the best we can be!
Thanks Country Gal! I think cristielle has some sort of crush on Tony. That makes at least two people that like him! Well, I'm assuming his wife is a fan also.
passionfruit- A "crush" that's the understatement of the year.
She is so besotted, I at least get a laugh-previously commented how sexy/handsome he is (and in all seriousness).
Bordering on "groupie", no doubt posters adorn her walls.
His mum another fan and one sister.
Stop it! Stop it at once! You are hijacking my discussion thread with dollops about crushes on Prime Abbott. I simply won't have it.
Hans, my humble apologies.
Your post at 10:26 appears to imply it was Toyota disagreeing with the AFR.
Lets be clear. Toyota released a statement due to the lies from Joe Hockey blaming the unions. It was these lies the AFR were reporting on.
Toyota are the second company to go public to correct the lies coming out of the liberal party.
Is it stupidity, entitlement, incompetence, delusion or magical thinking (the desire to have no critical independent media is already a reality - I wish it was so therefore it is), that underlies Abbott's and Pyne's (over Gonski), Abbott's over SPC and now Hockey's over Toyota, tactic of telling untruths so publicly in the belief that they will never be called by the people who know the truth and even if called, that that correction will not be widely circulated by the media?
Hacka has still to blow the cobwebs off his cone hat and explain what I asked of him yesterday:
Where is the logic in your beloved Coalition's mindlessness of
Scrapping the carbon tax.
When subsidising relief for worsening draught.
And subsidising coal production expansion.
Spending $3.2 billion on planting trees for climate change.
Logging 74000 hectares of Tasmanian wilderness in contradiction.
Expand Abbott's point for coal export expansion.
Subsidise Great Barrier Reef water quality in contradiction.
Abbott's coal production expansion actually wastes all of the taxpayer money used to fund Direct Action ($3,2 billion), plus all of the investment in green energy (approximately $30 billion) total $33.2 billion, because one year of increased coal production creates more atmospheric carbon than all of green energy can abate including Direct Action.
So go ahead, Hacka make our day and explain these stupendous illogic's of Abbottism.
Pen - you've got a bunch of hay makers in there that aren't government policy.
But in terms of the crazy carbon tax - it reduces Australia's competitiveness, standard of living, it's inflationary and whacks energy prices.
Doesn't sound like smart economics at all, not to mention the politics.
And of course the first year results in reducing carbon emissions have been rather less than spectacular.
Hacka, you completely misunderstand (likely) or misrepresent (certain) the rationale behind a carbon price. It is designed to make industries and individuals change behaviour and move to alternate forms of energy or be conservative/efficient with the sources they have. It is not the source of all evil in the world, despite what you're paid to say.
Quite right BC, it's designed to do many things including those. But you and others think that those goals should take precedent over the damage to the economy (e.g. the slowing growth rate Labor left), the belting to energy prices (9% that impacts poorer people in particular, and the loss of export markets.
At least most voters have seen through the shrill, as recent surveys prove.
Pen - next time you launch another diatribe, perhaps you'd care to get your facts straight on government policy.
Obviously the rest of the price impacts on power that have nothing to do with the carbon price are perfectly acceptable to you, Hacka. Talk about blinded by ideology - and at the risk of quoting a scientific perspective to you - there's no "economy" on a dead planet. Carbon pricing doesn't reverse the damage of relentless exploitation of our small rock, but it may help slow it somewhat (rather than push on, oblivious) until we can come up with better ideas.
So Hockey is trying to put the anti union spin in again. While I agree with the hardline approach not giving business taxpayer handouts I am really offended when time and again the government tries and blame it on the union and time and again the company involved says the government is lying about it. I f the government wants credibility here they have to admit that it is factors external to the Australian business environment (exchange rates, free trade agreements) which are driving out the motor industries plus they have to stop the pork barreling that is obviously the case at Cadbury's. They are just making this a political issue rather than an economic one and as such trivialising the debate. I suppose that may be because they really don't have an industry plan despite saying at the election they had one.
Agree, lance. For a Government that campaigned on stopping the blame game, they're pretty keen on playing it. The other lot aren't any better.
There's no reason for either side to play politics here- most of the issues that caused the shutdowns are well beyond the power of the Government of either stripe. I'd much prefer that energy going into developing an industry policy that will grow sustainable manufacturing in areas in which we have expertise, and which have export markets. Joe and his mates should be too busy doing that to have any time to play politics.
They all play the blame game. Its frustrating to see from both sides. I do agree as well is we should not be propping up companies who make a profit.
Abbott "Closing the gap" well everything else is closing!!
Which businesses will close today under this Regime?
Steeden, what you have to realise is that politics is the same as business.
If you don't perform you are tossed on the scrapheap.
That is why Labor lost the last election, and their current CEO Bill Shorten is making sure they stay in opposition.
Shouldn't you be asking the unions what they are doing to save jobs at Toyota, Holden and SPC.
Do let us know when you get an answer.
Such a SIMPLE answer,i thought it wouldnt need explaining!!..Labor are FOR jobs and investing in businesses to keep them alive whereas LIEbral dont care...Simple enough?
Very simple - Steeden!
The Prime Minister predicts "more shocks to come". The only shock was that an elected Government has no idea how to govern. What follows after is pretty predictable really.
Today's Ross Gitten article (http://www.smh.com.au/comment/toyota-is-leaving-no-problem-20140211-32fto.html) about the Toyota pullout should be compulsory reading for all politicians, and for every poster on this site. The emotive point scoring we saw yesterday (and will inevitably see again today) isn't convincing to anybody except those who blindly follow a political party as they would a football team.
"those who blindly follow a political party as they would a football team."
Surely you're not talking about any of the posters on these forums.....
Hackenough Wipeout, perhaps?
I can only imagine how much bile Ross is copping right now on his "one-eyed, LNP-loving" article.
How dare he say those things...
beasleyst, that's the point- I didn't read the article as being either pro or anti LNP, or pro or anti ALP. It was simply balanced common sense, a commodity in short supply at the moment.
Actually dear old Pen advocated that there was no point in point scoring on something that has been inevitable for a decade, so please don't include me amongst the mindless rabble.
Dear old Pen, consider yourself absolved of guilt. My aim was elsewhere!
Ok, I've read it
And as usual it is the Economists thinking they lead the country, rather than how it should be; Politicians in conjunction with their constituents deciding the best course of action and using economists (and other experts) for advice on the best way to get there.
The article does not take into account the people affected, the cultural change, the discussion which NO ONE has had with the people about what sort of country we want to be (Apparently a service only economy)
It does not take into account one sided FTA's. It does not take into account 3rd world wages or the enormous upset these 'economic' decisions make. Facile at best, cruel at worst.
Who the hell put the economists in charge and how do we fire them?
There's some good news for Australia, Abbott and the Coalition this morning. Ross Gittins has declared that Australia's economic prosperity and unemployment numbers are unlikely to be troubled by the closure of Toyota and the other car makers.
What's even more interesting is that Jessica Irvine (DT), Adam Creighton (Oz) and surprisingly even Peter Martin have also today declared exactly the same.
It puts a dampener on opposition and union claims of recession threats and unemployment breakouts. Can we expect Shorten to demand a media enquiry as a result ?
So everything Ross says is Gospel now?
No, but when asked about his 17 point drop in approval Shorten replied that wouldn't be the case if the opinion poll was taken from among Toyota workers. Speaks volumes about Shorten's narrow based union centric political focus.
BTW, I completely agree with Ross Gittens.
"Abbott adds that he hopes he will be around long enough "to be judged on its achievement."
There is a small chuckle in the House.
,,,,,not to mention around Australia.
The question is whether this man will do the honorable thing and just leave quietly. You cant tell me this country can survive 3 years of these buffoons.
May god (Gina) have mercy on us all.
less you are an aged worker in which case you are stuffed well and truly.
Not necessarily tasch2, but he seems to have quite a number of his fellow economists in agreement.
Did anyone watch Richo last night, particularly the interview with the AMWU bloke ? Richo asked him about the workers, the EBA, the company, Japanese business culture and all the bloke could carry on about was the Coalition government.
Richo asked whether the union considered even the slightest negotiation to save workers jobs, and it was clear they did not.
One of the more astonishing TV interviews on IR matters for a while, and seemed to back up the claims made in the Coorey article that Judith mentioned.
So the Vic. premier warning of a state recession means what exactly, Hacka: welcome to the Mardi Gras?
Simple means that the VIC premier wants the handouts to now go to him instead. At the very least he wants a bigger share than S.A.
Wasn't the Labor Party always accusing Abbott of "talking down the economy"?
Now they're doing just that. They're probably just upset that business and consumer confidence skyrocketed once they were thrown out of government.
re the AMWU bloke's alleged tactic of referring to the Coalition in every answer no matter the question ( did not hear/see the interview),
I think I know what you mean, those deflecting, blaming and negative tactics of always putting a metaphorical spotlight (that century old apparatus just discovered by the Govt) on the other side to blame and say negative things about them, their policies and the outcomes whether or not true or justified without offering up anything positive or something that may solve the problem or issue never lone answer the actual question asked, gets very old and annoying.
Been putting up with this sort of thing from the Libs for the last 3 years non-stop.
But its hard to criticise others for the occasional lapse into what the Libs have turned into their modus operandi. But clearly you have overcome that particular difficulty.
Lyn - i agree with you to an extent. It's almost been half time, swap sides.
But given Abbott was accused by the former government of "relentless negativity" at every opportunity, it's now too easy to accuse the ALP of exactly that. It's called hypocrisy.
Lewis - there's a much simpler explanation of Napthine's comments - it's an election year in Victoria !
Of course, Hacka. Napthine & Weaterill want the money so that they can hand it out to con voters that they are actually needed.
Adrian, you've got that wrong. It's not Labor talking down the economy, it's the Liberal's own Denis Napthaline.
did you mean in your last comment responding to me, that that you think those who criticise the ALP for any recent negativity are hypocrites? That is the literal meaning.
I dont think it is easy to accuse Labor of negativity in the sense that I think it is meant.
I did not agree with the Govt's tactics while in Opposition of creating false negative narratives that the facts, evidence etc did not support for eg - over health of the economy, the budget, the performance of the former government (as opposed to its internal management or dysfunction over which a true negative narrative could be told!), the debt, the effect of the carbon tax, that there was a border security emergency. worst government ever.
If Labor does that, it should be called on it and it is not to be encouraged.
Labor is now pointing out the reality that Toyota will close and SPC is not getting Govt support and interpreting that as not being good for Australia and saying what it thinks the Govt should do about it ie provide the funding required etc. That interpretation "if nothing is done it may not be good for Australia" is the negative bit but the facts can support that interpretation. Losing tens of thousands of jobs and the spin off effects in dependent and supporting industries does not seem a positive. No false negative narrative being created by Labor IMO.
Ah yes Hacka an election year and the Liberals roll out the lies and talk down the economy. Nice of you to admit it


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