I do not know how old you are BarkerBomber, but I am amazed that “living in sin” is still a discussion.
IT means no harm and I guess he( or she) is consistent with Christians, but hell the concept of " living in sin" is so last century that I am appalled.
Marriage is a great farce, and I have done it three times, as I love a party where I am the centre of attention. I am not ridiculing those who marry for “love” and all the rest, but marriage is a legal matter and has little to do with the relationship.
Ok. I’ll do it. There’s now a labor senator caught up in the dual citizenship thing. Come October I hope the whole lot of them are forced to do a check. Let’s just throw the covers off this whole thing and start again.
I’d call it pretty shabby journalism by the New Daily, which kicked off the story on Katy Gallagher , citing advice from an Ecuadorean legal expert, which was heavily qualified. That expert has since clarified that his advice was hypothetical, based on the limited advice given to him and that he intended to have no further involvement in the issue. He realised he had been had.
Attending second and subsequent weddings are a real grind. In fact any wedding for that matter. They were good fun in your 20’s when single and sleazing onto the other guests was considered acceptable behaviour. Nowadays I find myself checking the time by about 6pm. I used to think couples who arranged destination weddings were being selfish but now I believe they’re doing people like me a favour by providing an ‘out’.
The independent senators wanted a full look at the problem but it was defeated by the usual suspects before it got any legs which is hardly surprising…lol
The 2 highest socioeconomically advantaged seats in NSW received $21.5M between them, including Malcolm’s seat, while the sage labor seat of Parramatta received $11,000.
Don’t matter who you vote for that’s a ■■■■■■■ disgrace.
I would not make too much of it, as they say, to the victors go the spoils.
My seat of Ballarat has done OK when Labor is in power.
More interesting though, is what the money is spent on under LNP vs Labor. Labor builds hospitals, LNP build roads, this a simplification but generally Labor supports human needs, LNP support business.
Xenophon just folded over on scrapping media ownership limitations. 2/3 rule is gone, in exchange for $60m/yr grants and scholarships for startup Aust media outlets. And Murdoch rejoices…
Traditional media is dying. Does it even matter anymore to have ownership restrictions when other sources can pop up overnight that provide new content or reach new audiences.