Hard working Aussies Yeah!
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Hard working Aussies Yeah!
One in Three Australian now welfare dependant.
www.theaustralian.news.com.au
And yes this really pees me off, as it does any hardworking taxpayer. Welfare reform please.
www.theaustralian.news.com.au
And yes this really pees me off, as it does any hardworking taxpayer. Welfare reform please.
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Originally posted by dotty
Try again.
www.theaustralian.com.au
One in three aussies on welfare story
Try again.
www.theaustralian.com.au
One in three aussies on welfare story
To post direct links to a web page, I suggest you play with the Ex-Pats "http://" button. Type or copy and paste the text you want for the link title, click "OK", copy and paste the link in the browser's address text box and press "OK".
The result will be like this:
One in three Australians on welfare
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Re: Hard working Aussies Yeah!
Originally posted by dotty
One in Three Australian now welfare dependant.
www.theaustralian.news.com.au
And yes this really pees me off, as it does any hardworking taxpayer. Welfare reform please.
One in Three Australian now welfare dependant.
www.theaustralian.news.com.au
And yes this really pees me off, as it does any hardworking taxpayer. Welfare reform please.
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Originally posted by dotty
One in Three Australian now welfare dependant.
www.theaustralian.news.com.au
And yes this really pees me off, as it does any hardworking taxpayer. Welfare reform please.
One in Three Australian now welfare dependant.
www.theaustralian.news.com.au
And yes this really pees me off, as it does any hardworking taxpayer. Welfare reform please.
The 'one in three' figure is nothing unusual. It's the same in the UK - as explained here
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Re: Hard working Aussies Yeah!
Originally posted by etlniwd
What are you suggesting - that we let the underprivileged starve to death and sleep in the street ? Opportunity and education is what is needed; not depriving people of financial assistance.
The 'one in three' figure is nothing unusual. It's the same in the UK - as explained here
What are you suggesting - that we let the underprivileged starve to death and sleep in the street ? Opportunity and education is what is needed; not depriving people of financial assistance.
The 'one in three' figure is nothing unusual. It's the same in the UK - as explained here
UK the land of plenty too right no help like this here for old buggers.
About 5m will be paid the new pensioners' tax credit, compared with 1.7m claiming income support, which it replaces.
Preliminary estimates are that somewhere near 13m adults will soon receive benefits, including the new tax credits invented by Mr Brown. The total adult population is 47m. Another 11m claim the state pension.
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2003 Labour Participation Rate:
Labour Force, Australia
Labour Market Participation, UK
2003:
Aus: 64.0%
UK: 62.6%
Labour Force, Australia
Labour Market Participation, UK
2003:
Aus: 64.0%
UK: 62.6%
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Originally posted by The Tooth Fairy
2003 Labour Participation Rate:
Labour Force, Australia
Labour Market Participation, UK
2003:
Aus: 64.0%
UK: 62.6%
2003 Labour Participation Rate:
Labour Force, Australia
Labour Market Participation, UK
2003:
Aus: 64.0%
UK: 62.6%
Plus loads making dosh for Brit firms?
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Australia 32% working for the state and federal goverments the rest producing little of interest.
Plus loads making dosh for Brit firms?
Australia 32% working for the state and federal goverments the rest producing little of interest.
Plus loads making dosh for Brit firms?
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Originally posted by The Tooth Fairy
Which side of your bi-polar disorder are you thinking with today?
Which side of your bi-polar disorder are you thinking with today?
Must be some sportting event going on to bull up the Aussie locals who need to focus on games to have a place in the real world.
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
The side has seen the land of plenty and knows its limits, a country that shouts loud with little to shout about.
Must be some sportting event going on to bull up the Aussie locals who need to focus on games to have a place in the real world.
The side has seen the land of plenty and knows its limits, a country that shouts loud with little to shout about.
Must be some sportting event going on to bull up the Aussie locals who need to focus on games to have a place in the real world.
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Originally posted by The Tooth Fairy
Ahh, that side. Bye.
Ahh, that side. Bye.
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Re: Hard working Aussies Yeah!
Originally posted by etlniwd
What are you suggesting - that we let the underprivileged starve to death and sleep in the street ? Opportunity and education is what is needed; not depriving people of financial assistance.
The 'one in three' figure is nothing unusual. It's the same in the UK - as explained here
What are you suggesting - that we let the underprivileged starve to death and sleep in the street ? Opportunity and education is what is needed; not depriving people of financial assistance.
The 'one in three' figure is nothing unusual. It's the same in the UK - as explained here
Wait till you get kids and go through childcare centres here, 99% are claiming some welfare assistance to pay for childcare but only 60% were even working, figures from friends who own centre just outside of Brisbane. Hopefully when you get a job or if you have one now you wont object paying for childminding for people who are sitting in a RSL or going shopping.
Nobody objects to temporarily helping the needy, but I do object to paying for people who live on welfare for decades or single mums who cant work because they have a 16!! year old child .
Ive got mates with a mildly disabled child, they cant even get a concession card as he does not require more than 14 hours a week of extra care, they live next door to a cou[ple who has not worked for 7 years their 5 healthy kids get free everything.
Sometines nick as you live here longer you get to see a bigger picture.