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Yeah mate 10am tomorrow, as you say BC in the meantime some important stuff needs to be sorted for example Christian Porter was working on badly needed Family law reform that's all on hold..

Beasley Hutton wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: Swan do you work? or are you just tuned into Murdoch TV 24/7?

RDO bazza.

42 life is too short you would be better off spending your Rdo taking a stroll down to the river in Ascot, a bush hike in Lesmurdie Falls National Park, a game of golf at Hillview GC, a hit of tennis at Belmont TC or having a quiet schooner down at the Balmoral all within your beloved electorate of Swan then watching the rubbish going on in Canberra they are an embarrassment to our great country the lot of them!

Got to admit if I was lucky enough to have an RDO I wouldn't be spending watching like Swan, each to their own I guess. Thursday an odd day for an RDO anyway.

BC wrote: Apparently MT is waiting to get the petition with at least 43 signatures to call a party meeting. If that happens the meeting will take place tomorrow and in-between he's getting advice from the Solicitor General on whether Dutton is eligible to sit in parliament. What a shambles!!! These self-centred pricks would eat their own if it meant 5 minutes of power....meanwhile the poor suffering people of Australia have to sit back and watch this crap as it unfolds.

Actually he is actually showing some gonads now that he is finished. By calling Duttons bluff he is buying more time for Morrison to make a run for it. The sooner an election happens the better.

I don't think an election will happen any time soon Mike as MT or whomever the new PM turns out to be will want this crap to be a distant memory when we go to the polls next. It's not going to make an ounce of difference IMO as the Libs and Nats will get smashed no matter what.

Bazza wrote:

BC wrote: To be perfectly honest I'm over politics in this country full stop. They're only in it for themselves and it has been a shambles for several decades and comes from both sides of the fence. We're right up there with Italy and some of the South American countries for political dysfunction. Same shit, different day.

There are some decent ones around BC, but yep its pretty hopeless last 10 or so years.

Maybe they should get Ross Lyon over to rebuild the Libs and their young team.

Bazza wrote:

Beasley Hutton wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: Swan do you work? or are you just tuned into Murdoch TV 24/7?

RDO bazza.

42 life is too short you would be better off spending your Rdo taking a stroll down to the river in Ascot, a bush hike in Lesmurdie Falls National Park, a game of golf at Hillview GC, a hit of tennis at Belmont TC or having a quiet schooner down at the Balmoral all within your beloved electorate of Swan then watching the rubbish going on in Canberra they are an embarrassment to our great country the lot of them!

Got to admit if I was lucky enough to have an RDO I wouldn't be spending watching like Swan, each to their own I guess. Thursday an odd day for an RDO anyway.

I think who is running the country is very important. No confidence motion moved in the Senate

Well that's made it interesting...Julie Bishop has thrown her hat in the ring as well and will be in the running tomorrow.

Apparently the party room meeting tomorrow takes place after the GG's determination on dutton.
What a complete cock up the whole thing is! Apparently thry've all known about duttons conflict of interest since bloody April!

westaussieguy wrote: Apparently the party room meeting tomorrow takes place after the GG's determination on dutton.
What a complete cock up the whole thing is!

WAG that would be the Solicitor-General rather than Governor- General. Also, it would his legal opinion

According to Ladbrokes Dutton at $1.70, Bishop $2.20 and ScoMo $4.