The South Australian Political Landscape
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From todays tiser. A few facts (happy to be corrected) re electricity in this state.
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A LETTER from Christopher Jay (“Pricey Present”, The Advertiser, 29/12/16) said the SA price of electricity on Christmas Day and Boxing Day was eight times higher than all other mainland states and territories.
I don’t have the data for WA and the territories but Australian Energy Market Operator data for the national energy market electricity prices for those days shows a completely different picture.
Yes, the SA electricity price was higher than in the other NEM states by 1.4 times, but not eight times, on Christmas Day. However, on Boxing Day the SA electricity price was less than in all other states except Victoria and 11 per cent less than the NEM average.
If Christopher Jay is presenting such outrageous data then the source should be referenced. Also picking individual days in a year makes little sense. Annual data is a better comparison. The two mainland states that have the highest electricity prices are Queensland and SA.
Queensland, like SA, has a higher than average penetration of natural gas in its generation mix but almost no wind. Gas prices have influenced electricity prices in both states significantly.
In 2015 Queensland’s average generation price, according to AEMO, was 25 per cent greater than SA and in 2016 the SA price was 3 per cent greater. There is no doubt that SA needs a strategic energy plan with more diversity of ownership and generation – in particular renewable generation – in its power mix, such as added solar thermal, storage plus a stronger interconnector.
However, it is time more accurate information was presented that does not overtly or covertly point its finger at renewables each time there is a blackout or power increase.
MONICA OLIPHANT AO,
Adjunct associate
professor, University of
South Australia,
Bedford Park
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A LETTER from Christopher Jay (“Pricey Present”, The Advertiser, 29/12/16) said the SA price of electricity on Christmas Day and Boxing Day was eight times higher than all other mainland states and territories.
I don’t have the data for WA and the territories but Australian Energy Market Operator data for the national energy market electricity prices for those days shows a completely different picture.
Yes, the SA electricity price was higher than in the other NEM states by 1.4 times, but not eight times, on Christmas Day. However, on Boxing Day the SA electricity price was less than in all other states except Victoria and 11 per cent less than the NEM average.
If Christopher Jay is presenting such outrageous data then the source should be referenced. Also picking individual days in a year makes little sense. Annual data is a better comparison. The two mainland states that have the highest electricity prices are Queensland and SA.
Queensland, like SA, has a higher than average penetration of natural gas in its generation mix but almost no wind. Gas prices have influenced electricity prices in both states significantly.
In 2015 Queensland’s average generation price, according to AEMO, was 25 per cent greater than SA and in 2016 the SA price was 3 per cent greater. There is no doubt that SA needs a strategic energy plan with more diversity of ownership and generation – in particular renewable generation – in its power mix, such as added solar thermal, storage plus a stronger interconnector.
However, it is time more accurate information was presented that does not overtly or covertly point its finger at renewables each time there is a blackout or power increase.
MONICA OLIPHANT AO,
Adjunct associate
professor, University of
South Australia,
Bedford Park
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Whoa whoa whoa. Just hang on a monute here big fella. When do you get off bringing an article on here using facts and figures?
I mean you know they have no place here mate.
Good resd though.
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I mean you know they have no place here mate.
Good resd though.
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Now, this is progress
I wish they'd brought this $hit in when I was at school
I was forever trying to get into the girls' tents
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/new-education-policy-explicitly-details-how-public-schools-should-accommodate-transgender-students-in-line-with-legal-responsibilities/news-story/d1bebee737c865958ebb9f0f629fc8b2
(Lord - please save us from these f***wits)
I wish they'd brought this $hit in when I was at school
I was forever trying to get into the girls' tents
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/new-education-policy-explicitly-details-how-public-schools-should-accommodate-transgender-students-in-line-with-legal-responsibilities/news-story/d1bebee737c865958ebb9f0f629fc8b2
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Oh dear Ian Hunter should be sacked/quit or something
Matty Wade is a star and deserves more respect from the forum family!
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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Oh dear Ian Hunter should be sacked/quit or something
He's got his super bump so he'll go in the next couple of months
Who's next on the gravy train? Annabel Digance must be next in line - "she thoroughly deserves it and will make an excellent minister"
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Life doesn't seem to get any better for Hunter.
Heard a few things over the weekend that would leave most people very concerned.
Then heard the Pt Augusta mayor on the radio....
Hunter and incompetence go hand in hand
Heard a few things over the weekend that would leave most people very concerned.
Then heard the Pt Augusta mayor on the radio....
Hunter and incompetence go hand in hand
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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Life doesn't seem to get any better for Hunter.
Heard a few things over the weekend that would leave most people very concerned.
Then heard the Pt Augusta mayor on the radio....
Hunter and incompetence go hand in hand
Funny how Maher is now handling it
Would have been nice if Smithson had asked him where Hunter is this morning
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Jimmy_041 wrote:mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Life doesn't seem to get any better for Hunter.
Heard a few things over the weekend that would leave most people very concerned.
Then heard the Pt Augusta mayor on the radio....
Hunter and incompetence go hand in hand
Funny how Maher is now handling it
Would have been nice if Smithson had asked him where Hunter is this morning
I only heard the Mayor on AA at 9am with Pillow.
I missed the brekky show.
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Looks like some in the opposition are awakening from their slumber
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/former-liberal-senator-sean-edwards-considers-run-for-state-parliament-refuses-to-rule-out-standing-for-party-leadership/news-story/f088e056d1da90e5a6156282ca38892a
Pyne must be apocalyptic. He'd rather lose the next election than lose control of the party in SA.
They have to do something because they still have no traction despite the worst government in SA history
Plus, they could lose a good percentage of their vote to NXT and Pauline Hanson
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/former-liberal-senator-sean-edwards-considers-run-for-state-parliament-refuses-to-rule-out-standing-for-party-leadership/news-story/f088e056d1da90e5a6156282ca38892a
Pyne must be apocalyptic. He'd rather lose the next election than lose control of the party in SA.
They have to do something because they still have no traction despite the worst government in SA history
Plus, they could lose a good percentage of their vote to NXT and Pauline Hanson
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Edwards not universally popular in Liberal politics.
Some of his political moves have raised eyebrows on both sides of politics.
Some of his political moves have raised eyebrows on both sides of politics.
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Dogwatcher wrote:Edwards not universally popular in Liberal politics.
Some of his political moves have raised eyebrows on both sides of politics.
Its what they need
Pyne has strangled SA Libs for years
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Jimmy_041 wrote:Looks like some in the opposition are awakening from their slumber
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/former-liberal-senator-sean-edwards-considers-run-for-state-parliament-refuses-to-rule-out-standing-for-party-leadership/news-story/f088e056d1da90e5a6156282ca38892a
Pyne must be apocalyptic. He'd rather lose the next election than lose control of the party in SA.
They have to do something because they still have no traction despite the worst government in SA history
Plus, they could lose a good percentage of their vote to NXT and Pauline Hanson
The Liberals in SA are non existant at the moment. How they haven't made any noise considering the state of FamilysSA, electricity, some crap floating around Pt.Augusta and every 2nd water main exploding just shows how irrelevant they are. They should be destroying the government at the moment.
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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Chuck in the sham of a budget and MYBR
ATM, our nett debt is about $700m below the State Bank worst level in 93 and will surpass it by $2Bn next year, and that's only if they make budget which he hasn't got within cooee in the past 6 years.
General Govt nett financial worth as at 30/6/16 was -$2.049Bn. Yes folks, even though the General Govt balance sheet has been financially "managed" to show less debt (SA Water transfer) and MAC raid, they are technically insolvent. Add in a -$213m cashflow last year and -$3Bn over the next 2 years and and the directors of any ASX company would have called in the receivers long ago.
Not the shop assistants though. They sit on Twitter all day and amass personal fortunes
This is evolving into a massive problem for the future of SA. I'm OK because I'm financially secure, but I pity a lot of people who aren't and cannot leave this place when it all hits the fan in the not too distant future
ATM, our nett debt is about $700m below the State Bank worst level in 93 and will surpass it by $2Bn next year, and that's only if they make budget which he hasn't got within cooee in the past 6 years.
General Govt nett financial worth as at 30/6/16 was -$2.049Bn. Yes folks, even though the General Govt balance sheet has been financially "managed" to show less debt (SA Water transfer) and MAC raid, they are technically insolvent. Add in a -$213m cashflow last year and -$3Bn over the next 2 years and and the directors of any ASX company would have called in the receivers long ago.
Not the shop assistants though. They sit on Twitter all day and amass personal fortunes
This is evolving into a massive problem for the future of SA. I'm OK because I'm financially secure, but I pity a lot of people who aren't and cannot leave this place when it all hits the fan in the not too distant future
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stan wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Looks like some in the opposition are awakening from their slumber
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/former-liberal-senator-sean-edwards-considers-run-for-state-parliament-refuses-to-rule-out-standing-for-party-leadership/news-story/f088e056d1da90e5a6156282ca38892a
Pyne must be apocalyptic. He'd rather lose the next election than lose control of the party in SA.
They have to do something because they still have no traction despite the worst government in SA history
Plus, they could lose a good percentage of their vote to NXT and Pauline Hanson
The Liberals in SA are non existant at the moment. How they haven't made any noise considering the state of FamilysSA, electricity, some crap floating around Pt.Augusta and every 2nd water main exploding just shows how irrelevant they are. They should be destroying the government at the moment.
I will never vote Liberal used to vote labor but haven't for a few elections
Our state is a joke liberal federal guys keep telling us we are joke
How can either party in this state get elected
Liberal leader last election said vote labor so the state did
Yes labor has stuffed up we all know that
Even if labor did good work liberals would tell us they didn't
And how can we vote liberal didn't the leader run a business to the ground
Liberals sold the electricity off that's gone well
And what the Feds are doing should go against the state mob
Guess we need independents
I wonder if both parties will follow the Feds don't vote for independents
That didn't work for the Feds
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Mickyj wrote:stan wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Looks like some in the opposition are awakening from their slumber
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/former-liberal-senator-sean-edwards-considers-run-for-state-parliament-refuses-to-rule-out-standing-for-party-leadership/news-story/f088e056d1da90e5a6156282ca38892a
Pyne must be apocalyptic. He'd rather lose the next election than lose control of the party in SA.
They have to do something because they still have no traction despite the worst government in SA history
Plus, they could lose a good percentage of their vote to NXT and Pauline Hanson
The Liberals in SA are non existant at the moment. How they haven't made any noise considering the state of FamilysSA, electricity, some crap floating around Pt.Augusta and every 2nd water main exploding just shows how irrelevant they are. They should be destroying the government at the moment.
I will never vote Liberal used to vote labor but haven't for a few elections
Our state is a joke liberal federal guys keep telling us we are joke
How can either party in this state get elected
Liberal leader last election said vote labor so the state did
Yes labor has stuffed up we all know that
Even if labor did good work liberals would tell us they didn't
And how can we vote liberal didn't the leader run a business to the ground
Liberals sold the electricity off that's gone well
And what the Feds are doing should go against the state mob
Guess we need independents
I wonder if both parties will follow the Feds don't vote for independents
That didn't work for the Feds
Wont argue with you there mate. Its a bloody shit farm of a mess thats for sure.
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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Its always been more important for the Liberals to fight their internal battles, rather than provide a viable option.
As bad as Labor are, the Libs will just slash & burn - like Kennett - if they win the next election.
Imagine having Rob Lucas in as Treasurer again, scary thought.
As bad as Labor are, the Libs will just slash & burn - like Kennett - if they win the next election.
Imagine having Rob Lucas in as Treasurer again, scary thought.
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It's a dastardly reflection on the Libs that the average Joe's like you and me on here are already shaping for another term of Labor as we have the same thoughts, once people enter the polling booths will they be able to stomach a vote for the Libs? I don't see how they could and Micky J using the federal Libs as reasoning will be more than enough for some people. Good call Micky.
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Booney wrote:It's a dastardly reflection on the Libs that the average Joe's like you and me on here are already shaping for another term of Labor as we have the same thoughts, once people enter the polling booths will they be able to stomach a vote for the Libs? I don't see how they could and Micky J using the federal Libs as reasoning will be more than enough for some people. Good call Micky.
It's actually not a hard call my parents are still angry with me for not voting labor
But liberal Feds hurting pensioners or some of them will turn voters against them
While my legal industrial battle rages on I'm coming into contact with Centrelink either the Feds in that department do not do their homework or are being fed bull poop . I understand how people get slugged for not getting info right when it's not wrong .
For me they are saying they have info that I have my driving licence back when I say it's wrong no we have info services SA said they can't access their computer which says I'm blocked .
My long winded statement
What Turnbull is doing is hurting the state liberals
When the two major parties said don't vote independents we did that hurt liberals more
Guess I'm tryING to say be careful who we vote we are screwed
Just look at the ejectecry liberals sold it labor have let it run down to be the dearest in the country
Both parties bent us over pulled our pants down
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Pretty easy to see how Trump got elected when people don't like the politicians from either side who, let's face it, are only in it for themselves
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Jimmy_041 wrote:Pretty easy to see how Trump got elected when people don't like the politicians from either side who, let's face it, are only in it for themselves
Yup it's why in 2018 we are going to have a hung Parliament here in SA,
NXT to have the BOP.
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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