10 to 12 hours every day.Nappy wrote:
fuck you all i had to work 8-12.30, plus an 2 and a half hours worth of travel on top just to get there ffs
Lol, he doesn't really drink..Cheez wrote:
He will. Flawless plan. Trust me.
Why do you think they always have a bowls club next door?Cheez wrote:
Do RSLs even give money to returned servicemen anymore, or is sorta like a pub franchise?
http://www.growupaustralia.com/sa-bans- … nline-761/Amendments to the South Australia Electoral Act 1985 that came into effect on the January 6 will mean that anyone wishing to post a comment about the SA state election will be legally required to include their real name and postcode. The restriction will only apply during the election which extends from after the writs have been issued until 6pm on polling day.
Many supporters for the introduction of the R18+ for games debate are hoping for SA Attorney-General Michael Atkinson to lose his seat in the upcoming election as he is strongly opposed to an R18+ for games and has the power to veto the change.
The change to the act was included in a number of amendments that were made last year and was supported by the Opposition. The part of the act that has been changed is quoted below with the changes emphasized.
116—Published material to identify person responsible for political content
(1) A person must not, during an election period, publish material consisting of, or containing a commentary on, any candidate or political party, or the issues being submitted to electors, in written form, in a journal published in electronic form on the Internet or by radio or television or broadcast on the Internet, unless the material or the programme in which the material is presented contains a statement of the name and address (not being a post office box) of a person who takes responsibility for the publication of the material.
Maximum penalty:
(a) if the offender is a natural person—$1 250;
(b) if the offender is a body corporate—$5 000.
(2) This section does not apply to—
(a) the publication in a journal (including a journal published in electronic form on the Internet) of a leading article;
(b) the publication of a report of a meeting that does not contain any comment (other than comment made by a speaker at the meeting) on any candidate, or political party, or the issues being submitted to electors;
(c) the publication in a journal (including a journal published in electronic form on the Internet) of an article, letter, report or other matter if—
(i) the name and address (not being a post office box) of a person who takes responsibility for the publication of the material is provided to the publisher of the journal and retained by the publisher for a period of 6 months after the end of the election period; and
(ii) the journal contains a statement of the name and postcode of the person who takes responsibility for the publication of the material;
(ca) the publication of a letter (otherwise than as described in paragraph (c)) that contains the name and address (not being a post office box) of the author of the letter;
(d) a news service or a current affairs programme on radio or television or broadcast on the Internet;
(e) any other prescribed material or class of material.
(3) In this section—
journal means a newspaper, magazine or other periodical.
South Australian Attorney-General Michael Atkinson has committed to repeal unpopular amendments to the South Australia Electoral Act 1985. The amendments would have made it illegal for people to anonymously comment on the upcoming state election online.
The decision to repeal came after harsh criticism from online news sites, bloggers and everyday Internet users who posted comments about the issue.
I do 7:30AM - 5:30PM 5 days a week (sometimes more hours if we are heaps busy) and I leave home at 5.30AM and get home at 7.30PM (quicker to get there if I drive)Flecco wrote:
10 to 12 hours every day.Nappy wrote:
fuck you all i had to work 8-12.30, plus an 2 and a half hours worth of travel on top just to get there ffs
I've had 5 days off, including Australia Day, since I arrived back in town. 3 if you count from when I started back at work. 2 days off sick though.
Moneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey!
Also, what apprenticeship you doing then?
I'm not that far from the jobsite.Nappy wrote:
I do 7:30AM - 5:30PM 5 days a week (sometimes more hours if we are heaps busy) and I leave home at 5.30AM and get home at 7.30PM (quicker to get there if I drive)Flecco wrote:
10 to 12 hours every day.Nappy wrote:
fuck you all i had to work 8-12.30, plus an 2 and a half hours worth of travel on top just to get there ffs
I've had 5 days off, including Australia Day, since I arrived back in town. 3 if you count from when I started back at work. 2 days off sick though.
Moneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey!
Also, what apprenticeship you doing then?
and they make me work every second saturday, Im only doing it so I dont lose my job
Now 3rd year apprentice mechanic
Lawl muffin
