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Celebrating Positives (offset of the Gripes Thread)
facthunter replied to Jerry_Atrick's topic in General Discussion
Go there and be part of the "Wrong White Crowd". What visiting Australians spend there Helps them a lot and they Know it. PS the Weather can be atrocious and the ground can also shake a bit. Nev -
There's no real substance there. Just slogans for the Bogans. A stirrer and not much else . What ever Boat she wants to be on, she's missed. 3 decades of racist rants and a brief flash in the Pan. Probably Pays better than running a Fish and Chip shop in a crappy suburb of Brisbane. Nev
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This is funny...
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She's losing favor as fast as she gained it - a real flash in the pan.
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Is a person who is in their seventies the right sort of person to lead a country whose population is mainly less than 35 years old? Which political party is engaged in succession planning? Which of them is training the youngr generation to take over the reins of government?
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Celebrating Positives (offset of the Gripes Thread)
octave replied to Jerry_Atrick's topic in General Discussion
We messaged our son in NZ to remind him of our flight details. My wife referred to us as FIFO workers. My son's message back was "f***ing Australians, coming here and taking all the jobs"😆 -
You must believe in witchcraft, GON. They HAVE one Person in the House of Reps. Her idol, Nigel Farage is not looking good and Hanson's over in the UK Associating with completely undesirable characters causing concern with any thinking Australian Voter.. You picked Trump as a good thing too. Hanson Worships him.. Neither are Nice people. To believe EITHER of them care about the Ordinary Person makes you look NAIVE. Nev
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In similar news, because I was born with brown eyes I've never had a period.
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It's amazing, there's been no further power outages here since One Nation won that Fed seat a little while ago. I'm not even in that seat. Not only that, I've received a Notice of Disruption due to maintenance where as before there was no notices, power went off for 6 hours and that was it. The Independent here must be scared stiff of O.N.
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All things come to those who wait. Nev
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The Tension Mounts. Nev
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Tie a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree
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Tie a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree.
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As I understand, submarines use weapons grade enrichment. Heaps of spare current reactor fuel by the time it is down blended. Sweden have recently started building underground storage as well.
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The climate change debate continues.
kgwilson replied to Phil Perry's topic in Science and Technology
The only permanent Nuclear waste facility I know of is Finlands Onkalo, meaning "cave" in Finnish, the facility is carved 430 meters (1,411 feet) below the surface in 1.9-billion-year-old stable bedrock near the Olkiluoto nuclear power plant. It securely stores spent nuclear fuel using a unique multi-barrier system. It took over 20 years to build & can store 6500 tonnes of spent uranium. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onkalo_spent_nuclear_fuel_repository About 400,000 tones of high level waste exists globally with about 12,000 tonnes added each year. Meanwhile there are scores of decommissioned Nuclear submarines in storage awaiting the waste from their reactors to be removed and stored. The UK has 23, The US & Russia have not disclosed numbers or where the waste is stored. Is there a plan to dispose of the waste from the Aukus nuclear subs? -
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Well known personalities who have passed away recently (Renamed)
Marty_d replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
I think this article says more about Sam Neill than most I've seen. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jul/14/sam-neill-new-zealand-remembers-local-star
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