He’s really not very au fait with contemporary Australia, or anywhere else for that matter

Not your best work, imo

It’s exactly why that hole was put there

After I read this post, i took a break from following you. I’m just not up for a conversation around this sad mess

When trying to make sense of most political malarkeys, a sharp Keating quote is the best option

If the Libs really want to prosper as a party of relevance to contemporary challenges, they must recognise that energy and climate policies form the main current of the political Rubicon and then cross that river, leaving the Nats stranded on the right bank. For our sake, if not for their own

John Lennon - he of the songs 'God' and 'So this is Christmas' - spent the second half of his life feeling embarrassed that he had mispronounced the name of Nietzsche when looking to purchase one of his works at a bookshop

The bitterness that lasts

Of course, being around to see Woodside imploding with stranded assets would be a nice bonus

I'm hoping to hang around long enough to witness the closure of the last coal-fired power station in Australia

I don't think they have the ticker Sir P. They're scared witless of the unknown, so they'll stick with the devil they know

Did Monique Ryan take note of your final paragraph?

Humour can be a potent weapon in the right hands!

Da tovarishch

I take it you've got erosion risks sorted, you know, in case it rains one year?

The workers HAVE been very buzzy

PS. I'm just pretending to care

Indeed!

Greed in relation to even a small acreage is still greed and no less obnoxious.

Sir P, you seem to have recovered from the horrendous in-real-time-movie that kept you up - I use the term advisedly - until well after midnight