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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
I thought there was a drought in australia?
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by misty55
(Post 9119480)
I thought there was a drought in australia?
Down in Tassie who knows what is going on :D |
Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9119488)
There is out west and in the east it's sodden.
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by misty55
(Post 9119480)
I thought there was a drought in australia?
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by fish.01
(Post 9119755)
Are you always so behind in your views? ;)
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by Jen1977ni
(Post 9117659)
Tis, was that written especially?!
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9119586)
I wonder if there is a bit in the middle that is like Baby Bear's porridge... just right. :D
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
First born was working checkout at Woolies when a woman asked to donate through the till. Daughter asked her how much and she said $2,500 :eek: Made my $10 very very paltry but good on her. However another woman wanted to donate $30 and then couldn't afford all her shopping so had to put a load back.
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 9122566)
First born was working checkout at Woolies when a woman asked to donate through the till. Daughter asked her how much and she said $2,500 :eek: Made my $10 very very paltry but good on her. However another woman wanted to donate $30 and then couldn't afford all her shopping so had to put a load back.
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
The impact of Queensland's floods is expected to drive up the price of milk, with the crisis estimated to have cost dairy producers more than $50 million.
Adrian Peake from the Queensland Dairyfarmers Organisation says he is negotiating with milk processors and retailers to help subsidise dairy farmers and a price rise is possible. |
Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
This may sound harsh but I'm trying to be a realist here. There is a limit to people's charity and if QLD milk becomes too expensive then there becomes a market for importing milk. The same goes for other produce. What happened was terrible but I don't see Australia turning to communism in the aftermath.
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
In the short term pain will be shared. In a couple of months attitudes will harden, especially as some of those affected will face bankruptcy.
Originally Posted by Steve2009
(Post 9124248)
This may sound harsh but I'm trying to be a realist here. There is a limit to people's charity and if QLD milk becomes too expensive then there becomes a market for importing milk. The same goes for other produce. What happened was terrible but I don't see Australia turning to communism in the aftermath.
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Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by Steve2009
(Post 9124248)
This may sound harsh but I'm trying to be a realist here. There is a limit to people's charity and if QLD milk becomes too expensive then there becomes a market for importing milk. The same goes for other produce. What happened was terrible but I don't see Australia turning to communism in the aftermath.
But apparently, cutting the price of milk is "ünaustralian" :blink:God give me strength! :blink::blink: |
Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 9128781)
Dairy farmers are furious at plans by supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths to reduce the price of their milk. A two-litre carton of the supermarkets' own-brand milk will be slashed by about a third, to about $2. :thumbsup:
But apparently, cutting the price of milk is "ünaustralian" :blink:God give me strength! :blink::blink: I guess Murray, Jeff and Sam are next? |
Re: Qld Flooding - general chat and stuff.....
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9128868)
I hope you're keeping an eye on Ex-TC Anthony ;)
I guess Murray, Jeff and Sam are next? Next ones that form in Aus waters will be Bianca (just named in WA), Carlos, Dianne and Errol :confused: but we've also been watching TC Wilma bowling along nicely from the Fiji direction......now heading for NZ....but all the models are hinting at a system developing in the next few days which will probably head for Queensland somewhere around the first week of Feb......keep your eyes peeled |
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