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FUUUUAAARRRKK listen carefully. i said it was horrible when telstra and corporations are owned in gov monopolies or by gov's in general. governments should tax corporations on profit and not delve into ownership. this tax should be used for basic public expenditure. i'm saying ITS GOOD that...

telstra ran a fear campaign against the nbn? that's news to me. okay let me go back to square one. i'm not sure where this arguement got too, but it was originally about tax and now has moved onto having gov owned monopolies in markets to fund public spending? hate to keep bringing up the...

i dunno about bendigo in particular but the banks at these prices (and if you were lucky enough to grab some when the market was down the other day) are yielding up and around 8-9%. Telstra yielding 10% with essentially guaranteed dividend for 10 years. if you had money to invest you'd be...

i don't even know what im writing anymore

p.s. stop linking chinese owned corporations, it's china. the most backwards country in the world. i don't think our government would make your family disappear overnight for professional negligence.

maybe it looks slightly backwards and rushed, but the point is private/public owned corporations>gov enterprises

why u confuse

if you seriously advocate in any way that a public company purely driven for profits and at the mercy of its shareholders would operate anywhere near the same levels as a government owned entity you are miles down idiot creek

mfw you're too fucking retarded to say anything but WOW. telstra picking up 500,000 new mobile customers last year, securing massive payments over the next ten years for its copper lines and investing heavily into data storage in anticipation for cloud. yeah cause all this would have...

4k a week from working 2 days a week to a uni student. almost as much as me bro, 5k a day 1 day a week herpderpderp. nah, but seriously, im working at a broker, 3 days a week, $100 a day.

buying gold is a smart idea if you're a good trader, i.e you've got a clear sell out point over a period of time. if you're looking to hold gold long term, enjoy the massive and inevitable price correction coming down the road. a piece of metal with little real world use, a entity which yields...

everything on my screen is red. 200 down 208 all ords down 215, its the end of the world

cause u a moslem zombie

Tbh if I had to say, I'd say no. i guess that's just a point of difference, i believe there is a valid place for our military in society. i'm not advocating the wars of current, for example, but as a keeper of public order and just generally as a safe guard for things that could go wrong, they...

last week, whoever the man who was defending a journalists right to free speech without prosecution for inciting violence was a fucking top bloke. herpderp right an article about multiculturalism, get blamed for racist riots. oh fuck you, politically correct scum.

your ideals are interesting. you don't really have to think hard to see all the services that would disappear, the military existing with no tax? i think not. gov reports showing ferries would have to cost up to $15 per ride to make them viable if they weren't supported? goodbye sydney ferries...

ahaha i had this rio 81 put august expiry when the stock was 83, bought @ $1 sold @ $1.20. today it's $15. derp

seriously, looking @ the world situation with america having sustained all the way through qe2 and may even go onto qe3 and half of europe in technical default, aus printing money wouldn't be the end of the world.

there are repercussions of printing money, the more money there is in an economy the more you devalue it. though you could argue that may not even be a problem at this point in time looking at where our dollar is.

tbh mining super tax was a much better idea than the ets. at least there's a logical train of thought that profits from naturally occurring resources should be used to create a national fund for public expenditure on hospitals, schools etc etc.