It's a girl!

[mashman]

I care. I care that it reminds me of the abhorrent situation that prevails where my country doesn't have its own head of state, representative of its people, rather than a foreign media circus that belongs to a different age.

Australia in the hands of Australians... how quaint. One finds one's distaste for one's master to be irrelevant.

[98tls]

I care. I care that it reminds me of the abhorrent situation that prevails where my country doesn't have its own head of state, representative of its people, rather than a foreign media circus that belongs to a different age.

Shuddup and think yourself lucky to be there tis only the poms could be stupid enough to send all there undesirables to bask on the beach whilst they stay to live in the mist.

[Big Dave]

Australia in the hands of Australians... how quaint.

It's not as quaint as deferring to a foreign Government in matters of Law. Privy Council M'laird?

[mashman]

It's not as quaint as deferring to a foreign Government in matters of Law. Privy Council M'laird?

S'ok, the TPPA will level the playing field and it'll all be corporate .

[jonbuoy]

I care. I care that it reminds me of the abhorrent situation that prevails where my country doesn't have its own head of state, representative of its people, rather than a foreign media circus that belongs to a different age.

Big Dave you need to have a word with your fellow countrymen about that- its Australians who choose to keep the queen as head of state. No one in England would be too upset if Australia or NZ left what little is left of the commonwealth.

[Big Dave]

Big Dave you need to have a word with your fellow countrymen about that- its Australians who choose to keep the queen as head of state. No one in England would be too upset if Australia or NZ left what little is left of the commonwealth.

A (Large?) majority want change. What was rejected last time was a model where the politicians elect the head of state.
The distrust of Politicians runs deeper than the dislike of the Class system. A model where the people elect the HOS would win in a landslide.

[awa355]

I missed the news tonight. Was out walking the dog.

Did I miss anything?

[Berries]

I missed the news tonight. Was out walking the dog.

Did I miss anything?

I caught something about a plane crash in the Kaimai ranges. Looked nasty.

[jonbuoy]

A (Large?) majority want change. What was rejected last time was a model where the politicians elect the head of state.
The distrust of Politicians runs deeper than the dislike of the Class system. A model where the people elect the HOS would win in a landslide.

I'm sure eventually AU and NZ will have a president. I don't see why they don't already- what exactly is stopping them?

[Big Dave]

Stupidity in our case. In NZ's I think there is still quite a bit of that 'Britain of the South Seas' trip still going on.

Triumph NZ has awards for world leading Market share.

[Big Dave]

S'ok, the TPPA will level the playing field and it'll all be corporate .

Are you going to come over and bare your arse at the G20 in Brisbane next year Mashy?
The Qld police are famous for their compassion with protesters.

I've just been reading about the inconvenience it will inflict on me...errr...the city.

[unstuck]

[Swoop]

I caught something about a plane crash in the Kaimai ranges. Looked nasty.

I agree, very nasty. Why that didn't get a headline place on Te News is perplexing!

[tri boy]

A (Large?) majority want change. What was rejected last time was a model where the politicians elect the head of state.
The distrust of Politicians runs deeper than the dislike of the Class system. A model where the people elect the HOS would win in a landslide.

Les Patterson for el presidante
Like look'n in da mirror

[nudemetalz]

What I want to know is if it will be (a) Prince Albert and whether that will affect nappy changing....