The South Australian Political Landscape

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stan wrote:The state libs energy plan. lol of dear me thats woeful.


Let’s face it, both are appalling
$50m for some car batteries that will power the state for 90 seconds
The SA owned power plant are diesel generators???

The problem is this state’s problems are now chronic
This place is rooted and we must have the most incompetent politicians in the states history
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:( We can Holler for a Marshall ...... Hard to believe he will be the next premier
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Jimmy_041 wrote:The problem is this state’s problems are now chronic
Like?
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Jimmy_041 wrote:
stan wrote:The state libs energy plan. lol of dear me thats woeful.


Let’s face it, both are appalling
$50m for some car batteries that will power the state for 90 seconds
The SA owned power plant are diesel generators???

The problem is this state’s problems are now chronic
This place is rooted and we must have the most incompetent politicians in the states history
Whilst I dont agree with the batteries at all, your understanding of how they work with the grid is incorrect. They are not to power the entire state but to create the additional 100MW needed at leak times. Its the political mantra to look at this not technically or understand it but from a position of ignorance.

The state owned power plant is diesel and will be gas. I like this one to be honest but it would be better if it was a market player. However the risk of load shedding and blackouts has been reduced.

The state lacks another decent generation source and the libs plan of another interconnector to NSW is terrible. NSW relies hugely on Qld and the large black coal plants. In essence so will SA now.

Problem is Capt. Marshall will be the next premier and we might be selling of the asset that will keep us going in the peak times.

On our politicians, unfortunately you are so correct its not funny. We may have the worst set of politicians in the country and probably in our states history.
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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Let me also add that the SA power price has actually settled a bit at the moment. This has actually been a result of the work of the Federal government in terms of gas supply. They have put in measures and the price of gas has settled. Hence our largest generation source has also settled.
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gossipgirl wrote::( We can Holler for a Marshall ...... Hard to believe he will be the next premier


Not according to some of his party members :oops:
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gossipgirl wrote::( We can Holler for a Marshall ...... Hard to believe he will be the next premier


I thought that 3.5 years ago gg
I’m not so sure now

That’s problem #1: neither of these 2 sets of people are competent to be a government
If SA was a listed company, most of the current mob would be looking at jail time
In all seriousness, we would be far better to bite the bullet, appoint receivers, and start from scratch
Out of what we have, I’d give Malinauskas some rope to prove himself. The other ministers aren’t worth a burnt pie
Liberals? Maybe Dan van Holst Pelican. The rest? Nup
But who, with any ability, would want to do the job? I wouldn’t do it
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Jimmy_041 wrote:
gossipgirl wrote::( We can Holler for a Marshall ...... Hard to believe he will be the next premier


I thought that 3.5 years ago gg
I’m not so sure now

That’s problem #1: neither of these 2 sets of people are competent to be a government
If SA was a listed company, most of the current mob would be looking at jail time
In all seriousness, we would be far better to bite the bullet, appoint receivers, and start from scratch
Out of what we have, I’d give Malinauskas some rope to prove himself. The other ministers aren’t worth a burnt pie
Liberals? Maybe Dan van Holst Pelican. The rest? Nup
But who, with any ability, would want to do the job? I wouldn’t do it


Malinauskas has a been the golden boy for years for the ALP. He's been groomed like a Rolf Harris underage kkd.
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Classy post that.

Sounds like some right-wingers are starting to get a bit nervous with less than six months to go and I can understand why.
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Right wing :lol:
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gossipgirl wrote::( We can Holler for a Marshall ...... Hard to believe he will be the next premier


5 months out, plenty of knives in the drawer yet.

stan wrote:The state libs energy plan. lol of dear me thats woeful.


Classic example of the useless opposition this state has been wary of for nearly 20 years.

Jimmy_041 wrote:This place is rooted and we must have the most incompetent politicians in the states history


We do, on both sides of the fence and that's why we're in the position we're in.
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gossipgirl wrote::( We can Holler for a Marshall ...... Hard to believe he will be the next premier


You must surely be taking the piss :YMSMUG:

The bloke is a Muppet !
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shoe boy wrote:You must surely be taking the piss :YMSMUG:

The bloke is a Muppet !


no, Muppets have personality

Booney wrote:We do, on both sides of the fence and that's why we're in the position we're in.


nail, meet hammer.
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Booney wrote:that's why we're in the position we're in.
I asked jimmy, but I'll ask you too.

What is this dire position that we're in?
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tipper wrote:
shoe boy wrote:You must surely be taking the piss :YMSMUG:

The bloke is a Muppet !


no, Muppets have personality

Booney wrote:We do, on both sides of the fence and that's why we're in the position we're in.


nail, meet hammer.


Just wondering who reckon has the better one?
Weatherill
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Smelling (auto even thinks he’s crap)
Gago
Either of the Wortleys
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morell wrote:
Booney wrote:that's why we're in the position we're in.
I asked jimmy, but I'll ask you too.

What is this dire position that we're in?


I'm not Jimmy or Booney, but I know you like graphs.

Welfare received per capita, by state.

Source: data.gov.au
Date: March 2017

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This state is a basket case.
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morell wrote:
Booney wrote:that's why we're in the position we're in.
I asked jimmy, but I'll ask you too.

What is this dire position that we're in?


Well :

Manufacturing is finally closing the last set of doors and thousands of South Australian jobs go with it.
The Northern suburbs are going to be hit the worst, without being stereotypical it's an area that can least afford it.
Employment opportunities are drying up in many areas, especially full time employment for semi-skilled youths.
Construction has been kept afloat by the government spending money it doesn't have.
Our state leaders are arguing with the other state leaders and federal government about how to sure up our electricity supply.
We're paying more for power than any other state in the country and almost all countries on earth AND it's hardly reliable.

I love living here, I'll never leave but I fear for what the future holds for my two young adults at home and what their chances are of the great Australian dream ( 1/4 acre, 3 beds and a shed ).
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Booney wrote:
morell wrote:
Booney wrote:that's why we're in the position we're in.
I asked jimmy, but I'll ask you too.

What is this dire position that we're in?


Well :

Manufacturing is finally closing the last set of doors and thousands of South Australian jobs go with it.
The Northern suburbs are going to be hit the worst, without being stereotypical it's an area that can least afford it.
Employment opportunities are drying up in many areas, especially full time employment for semi-skilled youths.
Construction has been kept afloat by the government spending money it doesn't have.
Our state leaders are arguing with the other state leaders and federal government about how to sure up our electricity supply.
We're paying more for power than any other state in the country and almost all countries on earth AND it's hardly reliable.

I love living here, I'll never leave but I fear for what the future holds for my two young adults at home and what their chances are of the great Australian dream ( 1/4 acre, 3 beds and a shed ).


Well said.
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Jimmy_041 wrote:
tipper wrote:
shoe boy wrote:You must surely be taking the piss :YMSMUG:

The bloke is a Muppet !


no, Muppets have personality

Booney wrote:We do, on both sides of the fence and that's why we're in the position we're in.


nail, meet hammer.


Just wondering who reckon has the better one?
Weatherill
Rau
Kuntsantonis
Hunter
Atkinson
Smelling (auto even thinks he’s crap)
Gago
Either of the Wortleys


to be honest, i dont like any of them. im yet to have anything to do with a polititian of any stripe that left me not feeling like i needed to wash myself. however, small sample size. i am not often in a position to have anything to do with them.
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Trader wrote:
morell wrote:
Booney wrote:that's why we're in the position we're in.
I asked jimmy, but I'll ask you too.

What is this dire position that we're in?


I'm not Jimmy or Booney, but I know you like graphs.

Welfare received per capita, by state.

Source: data.gov.au
Date: March 2017

Image

This state is a basket case.
I do like graphs. I especially like them when the Y axis isnt cut and start at 0. SA received (is that dollars per person?) $750 vs Queensland's $700 and that means we're a basket case and they're living the dream?

Please.

There are some issues, but I'd take living in Adelaide, SA over 99.9999% of the world's major cities. I think it's more of a case that as a state we're spoilt and have a sense of entitlement to be honest.
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