New qld laws?

For sure, few of my mates one’s working there as we speak. Ok for him as has daughter and wife to support so going good. Drives a service truck, fuel, greaser and oiler. He’s doing good.

I know what you mean, I think has a bit to do with why JA quit she bogged herself in a hole. Blabbo is going the same way if he’s not careful.

We have some of the best resources in the world. All of it. Why flog it off when we just get basically robbed. Then I get told by some crack head uni student we can’t have Nuclear power plant. Umm idiot we already have one over in Sydney for years. We mine Uranium.

There is a warehouse in CBD Melbourne that is highly secured spent nuclear fuel storage. Part of the deal with UK, we store their spent fuel. Been like that for quite some time now.

Can you do the Kuma Tae` though :rofl:

That sounds like a safe place to store it :roll_eyes:, in the middle of the CBD :flushed:

Yes Federal mandated. Not many know about it, and Federal gov keep it tight lockdown. I was wondering about the rioting uni students might bump into it and how they are going to go with that. All fine because they don’t know what day it is :rofl: :rofl: :+1:

Not sure I know what day it is either being a nightshift worker :joy:

I meant is that even safe? A Nuclear material storage facility in the middle of the city doesn’t sound smart to me but I’m uneducated in the matter, so just asking legitimately out of curiosity

I know what time it is. I’ve met flavour Flav at the ADL airport wearing the clock. Was so funny. :rofl: What’s the time, oh gotta change the time. :rofl: :rofl: :+1:

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I remember that film as a kid, down the south of the South Island in Queenstown/Arrowtown way. I loved the jet boat and flying scenes.

The Ka Mate haka has a very interesting back story to it. A chief on the run from his enemies takes refuge in another warrior or cheifs pa (fort) and is protected by the other chiefs wife who stands over him while he lays in a Kumara pit. For a warrior or Cheif this was a shameful thing to do as men were to never be below a woman. But because it was a demeaning act the pursuing enemy didn’t check the Kumara pit and continue on their way searching for the warrior not thinking he could actually be in the pit.

Ka mate, ka mate! Ka ora, ka ora!
It is death, it is death. It is life, it is life!

This Hake was written by the Chief/Warrior who was on the run and he talks about the life or death moment when he choose to hide in the pit and then having fooled the pursuers feeling the Sun (Life) on his face again when he thought he was done for.

The Maori language is a great oritory language and mixes in well to songs. Whaakaria Mai is an example of a beautiful Waiata (My favorite) sung to the tune of How Great thou Art, it translates to the same meaning but the individual words don’t translate directly to the English version but the meaning of the song does.

Cheers.

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Our so called politicians need to develop some common sense, really! Funny enough that a shipment of Glocks for NSW got turned around. But I wonder why Airsoft etc. works in every single country - but not in Australia. Sure, Port Arthur happened, Bondi happened etc. BUT similar tragedies have happened in other countries as well. So why punish us and the broad community, just because of some idiots!? Those politicians should make sure that those idiots are filtered out but just dont punish the broader community and the vast majority of people who do the right thing anyway…
Time for a change of the government, really

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In Australia, they swing the BAT.

B an
A nd
T ax

All they know how to do…

They’ll ban slingshots next, after the brissy idiots…

not that it stops the " outscourced teenager hitman shootings’…

Tabaco wars in Syd…

The crims have no problems getting a semi auto Ak, despite them being banned…
And, outsourcing the hitman jobs, to teenage kids…

yeah, the laws are really working…

Better hit the law abiders harder…and tax them some more…

mate, that would mean that those Canberra idiots would need to apply common sense but yeah, they are clearly lacking that…

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As the saying goes “Common sense isn’t that common”…

We’re lucky here in Qld that the police actually worked with the community to develop appropriate legislation that everyone can agree on, just no other state has that kind of personnel where it matters :confused:

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It’s not about lack of common sense, its ultimately the party (and their unseen special interest/lobby groups) that are pushing the anti-gun agenda.

Deliberate mismanagement dressed up as incompetence.

Yep I know all about it. Thanks for reminding me again :+1: I was joking with my co workers :+1:
Run by code and shearers lament out here :wink:

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Its very simple really for the govt. The law abiding dont shoot back. Far far easier to hassle, bully and push around the law abiding. If they did that to the crims, gangs or extremists they will get shoot at.

Sad fact really.

He was joking but it is a sad reality unfortunately that stems from the top.

You should hear what my retired ADF uncle has to say. 2x tours of Nam, 3CAV. Might want your ear muffs on. Spoke to him yesterday. He did deployments and training to NZ for awhile as we handed some of our Australian built gear over to NZ for no cost. Austeyrs, P8 Posiedons, Frigates so NZ can defend themselves with the good gear.

Black Hawk Down, he was IC of the RAAF assistance to USA.

Why I don’t like dump saying we never help. There’s a Huey Cobra cobbled together up in a Queensland museum with some horse trading with miniguns and rocket launchers he had to call in hot one time in Nam, we only had 2 and three going traded off beer and cigarettes as their supply chain was shit. He got under heavy VC fire RPG’s etc rescuing 2x CIA Agents. He got em out no worries after mowing the jungle flat.

The VC were scared of us. But anyway I digress. Why we are training the Marines up top how to be better. :+1:

My Uncle is my hero. He did extremely well life long service member finished up IC of RAAF Edinburgh. I got a privet tour of their too. Tight ship, check your id, snap too sir, salute.

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Update from Vas - wonder who are closing down

Too bad you cant sue the Govt, for changing all the rules…

On the fly, after people have committed to their respective pathway.

Be it Gel / CGT / Neg gearing…

Causing financial hardship / buisness failure / relationship stress / divorce / family break up etc etc…

Monopoly buisness, being the govt…

You do all the work…you take the all risks…
we’ll take the money…you can keep the consequences…

They just walk away…

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M4A1 / Ausgel? Guessing by the Ausgel website no longer existing anyway.

Another retailer gone, thanks Albo :face_with_symbols_over_mouth:

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They (the gov.) could have responded to the issue a million other ways that wouldn’t result in local businesses going under.

They claim to be “for small business” then proceed to kill said businesses with taxes and import restrictions, almost every decision or change they make has had negative impacts on the local economy but they’re not doing anything wrong (sarcasm btw).

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