When Labor Win - Crystal ball Gazing

Crossbenchers will not hesitate to leverage on the situation.

Crossbenchers urge Coalition and Labor to make deal on Nauru as hung parliament looms

 

Yeah some areaz nearer cbd have it already and some suburbs near mine have it too, just weird that they seem to be doing roll out in dribs and drabs. A couple of nbn guys actually came 3 months back to check the underground phone cabling but its been nada since then. The estimated roll out date also keeps getting rolled back by half year every time i am bothered to check on the nbn website.

 

At this stage it does not look like the hung parliament will end the government. Anything can happen though.

 

Card carrying Liberal voter here. Sadly I agree with this thread’s presumption and am looking more towards the Vic State election, where I believe we have a better chance.

 

I'm not particularly impressed with Labor at the moment, but can't really agree that Libs "policies are better"... there are some policies of Libs that will benefit me personally, but the baggage that comes with it is just too much. Get rid of the extreme right wing fundie, socially conservative influence, and maybe they would have a shot.

Hasn't the current government (and by that I mean since the Libs have been in power - obviously who leads them would be a silly measure) doubled the net debt? I always find it interesting that people think Libs are more fiscally responsible than Labs.

no argument here.

Funny, I said almost exactly that in relation to the NBN! Surely the Liberal party policy on NBN should have been to do nothing and let private industry sort it out? What they did was an epic error.

Cheers,
Inertia

 

But in the absence of NBN private industry would just have focused on densely populated metro areas, leaving the rest untouched - go back less than ten years and lots of people couldn't even get ADSL. If the Liberals want to pursue their diversification agenda, having fast broadband available everywhere is a must, even though it may be uneconomical for a good few years.

 

It seems the champion pi$$er decided to recently give a bunch of former colleagues a spray (including the world's greatest treasurer):-

Cry baby Chalmers, treacherous Jason Clare, stupid Wayne Swan: Rudd unloads on ex-colleagues

One would assume some towels might be in order.

 

Newspoll: Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s approval plummets

PM slammed by voters over fiasco

"The Morrison government’s numbers also dipped - now a further point back on a two-party-preferred basis to trail Labor 46-54."

 

I’m so glad this thread ended up being irrelevant

 

Missed out. Dang