willedoo Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago The ABC is calling the lower house seat of MacKillop for One Nation, bringing their numbers to three in the lower house. I don't know the details of how they make that call. The candidate is on 51.2%, so maybe he's more votes ahead than there is remaining voters on the roll to be counted. The remaining possible seat for One Nation, Narungga, will go down to the wire. The candidate there at last count was twenty five votes ahead with the postals and absentee votes yet to be counted. Traditionally they would favour the Liberal candidate. The seat was previously held by an independent. 1
facthunter Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Getting a few seats is far short of running the whole country. What a giant beat up by Murdoch and ask yourself WHY? Nev 1
Siso Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago you are right, but 22% of the vote is still significant, even if it doesn't transfer in to seats. 1
facthunter Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago But why the big beat up if the result makes little difference? The only real News Is the Previous gov't got re-elected comfortably and Liberal collapsed further . The other News is Gina and Murdoch support PHON in a BIG way. THAT should raise concerns. Nev 1 1
onetrack Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago I had a good chuckle at Jane Hume (deputy leader of the the Liberals) being interviewed over the Libs failure to even make a dent in Labors vote in S.A. She totally ignored the question, and went into a huge and smooth diversive tactic of carrying on about, how "Labor in S.A. has a huge problem! - look at all the votes they've lost to ON!" This deluded rabid right-winger is a classic individual, for obfuscation and diversionary tactics over who actually LOST in the S.A. election. If Labor getting an increased majority and 34 seats, when the Libs lost seats and can't even get a quarter of the seat numbers Labor hold, even if they formed a coalition with ON (which they claim they never will do - well, at least, not this month, anyway) - then I'd hate to see what Hume defines as a Liberal political gain.
onetrack Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago Give it a few months, Nev, and it could be a completely different story, as the Libs desperately try to recover lost votes.
facthunter Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Labor's constitution would NOT allow it. Libs risk disappearing entirely. If you trace what's happened there starting with the Howard era It' shouldn't come as any surprise. They talk amongst themselves too Much. Badly thought out and explained Policies. Of course with Friends like the NATS you don't need enemies. Nev
onetrack Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago Sorry, I misread what you originally posted, I thought it read, "Liberals would NEVER form a Coalition with PHON". Why would Labor ever consider a coaltion with ON, when they're capable of winning in most states with just a few other minor parties preferences? It's the Liberals who must now consider a coalition with ON, or they will disappear from the political scene. Even then, they would both still need the Nationals in a coaltion to govern.
Grumpy Old Nasho Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 15 hours ago, Jerry_Atrick said: Great news for you, GON; the Libs have lost a blue-ribbon seat that they have held for 46 years to.. <drumroll please...> Labor.. At least that is what the ABC are predicting: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-29/sa-labor-wins-morphett/106508638 Great news indeed. The Liberal party has a soul destroying curse on them and it won't be lifted till they apologize to the 60's conscripts and families of deceased conscripts. 1
facthunter Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) I doubt PHONs structure would stand scrutiny by the AEC. The Hierarchal structure and internal governance must Meet Minimum Standards. Nev Edited 5 hours ago by facthunter 1
Grumpy Old Nasho Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 13 minutes ago, facthunter said: I doubt PHONs structure would stand scrutiny by the AEC. The Hierarchal structure and internal governance must Meet Minimum Standards. Nev Huh?
facthunter Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Plane Eenglish Mate. Even Unions Clubs etc come under "their" scrutiny.. Nev 1
Grumpy Old Nasho Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Well why did you pick on One Nation then? Besides, they've been under scrutiny heaps of times because their politics differs from the Liberal's, and from Labor's. 1
Litespeed Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 1 hour ago, Grumpy Old Nasho said: Well why did you pick on One Nation then? Besides, they've been under scrutiny heaps of times because their politics differs from the Liberal's, and from Labor's. No , They have been under scrutiny because the have always bent or broke the rules even to the point of been completely illegal. PHON doesnt believe rules apply to them nor their billonaire mates 1 1
old man emu Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, Litespeed said: PHON doesnt believe rules apply to them nor their billonaire mates Sovereign citizens?????? 1
Grumpy Old Nasho Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, Litespeed said: No , They have been under scrutiny because the have always bent or broke the rules even to the point of been completely illegal. PHON doesnt believe rules apply to them nor their billonaire mates Now you're talking rubbish.
Grumpy Old Nasho Posted 43 minutes ago Posted 43 minutes ago 21 minutes ago, old man emu said: Sovereign citizens?????? It's a shame we all couldn't be sovereign citizens, even just a skerrick of sovereignty would do. We can have a say about things, but it will only fall on deaf ears.
onetrack Posted 5 minutes ago Author Posted 5 minutes ago Sovereign citizens add nothing of value to a community. But they do cause an unbelievable level of disruption to accepted and legal court processes. Their problem is, they believe no laws of any kind should apply to them, and they believe all taxes are illegal. So they want all the infrastructure that civilised society offers, but don't want to pay for it. "Sovereign citizen" is a concept born out of the gun-toting craziness of the hicks of backwoods America. They place their faith in firearms, and nothing else. They claim they have faith in God, but they don't trust him either, so that's the reason they worship guns. As in the case of Dezi Freeman, we've seen where that idiocy leads.
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