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Every ON voter questioned on TV, when asked why, said "We needed a change."

Yes Marty, you're correct.

Very good.

You got that right Nev.

You're dancing around it, Nev. Rocky Horror Picture Show.

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Your preferences only apply in your electorate, which wins one seat in parliament. To win government, a party must win sufficient electorates in a first past the post race in the House, so it's only a partial preference vote.

With first past the post in a multi candidate electorate, depending on the number of candidates, the winner could win with only 30% of the first preferences. That means that 70% of voters didn't want that candidate. Don't they have the right to say "OK, X didn't win, but I don't want Z, I'd prefer Y.

Correct Marty.

The mothers may have been under the same duress as the Iranian Women's Soccer Team who wanted asylum in Australia, with threats to their family in Iran. They may have had no say in who they married, the Muslim religion treats women worse than dogs. 9 year old girls are forced to marry. The mothers did not want that sort of treatment for their children. Bringing them here gives the kids a chance to grow up as caring compassionate human beings.

The actual lyric is "I Can See Clearly Now". There should be a second C there. The plane (not plain) is meant to be a Lear 45.

I wish those idiot reporters would stop referring to "Pauline's Jet". Can't they see the ruddy great propeller on the front of it. And it's less than $2million, not multi-million. It's as bad as calling it a Cessna.

Sorry, the pictogram above should have ben below the confirmation of the previous one. This one is -- The (D) Snows oF Killaman JarO -- The Snows of Kilimanjaro, American film of 1962.

What I can't understand is why people drive those kinds of vehicle around the suburban area. They take up 1.5 car parking spaces, and anyone in a medium sized sedan parked beside them can't see past them when exiting their parking space.

Decommissioned wind turbine blades.

Correct. Compass points.

Correct Pete.

Yep. That's right.

Correct.

That is correct. I'll give you a hint on this one. It's from a pop-up, where letters appear randomly one at a time. So a missing letter may already appear on the board in a different space.

Humbug is correct.

I know you guys have no time for Channel 7's Spotlight program, but last night, they did a report on Sovereign Peoples Assembly of Western Australia, and other Sovereign Rights groups., with a female reporter, not Liam Bartlett. Normally these groups have no time for the media. You talk about ironic. There was one woman who flatly refused to comply with police and their directions as "they have no authority over me." But guess who she called on when she was being "pestered" by the media. Another leader, a woman, said they don't believe that Dezi Freeman shot the two police, because "there has been no court case to prove it actually happened". They also claim they don't have to pay for drivers licences or registration as the state has no authority over them, and they say the police cannot stop them driving on public roads. In Perth they have self appointed Sheriffs who go around enforcing their rules and regulations. The reporter went with them when they served a "summons" on a pharmacist for genocide, for supplying Covid vaccines. Mad as hatters.