@7_jenkinson@denniallen@AlboMP@RandaltsRandal Not to mention people who are temporarily out of work dont waste time having to apply for centrelink and can focus on the job search. So they're earning a taxable income sooner. I cant really think of a downside!
@7_jenkinson@denniallen@AlboMP@RandaltsRandal If you pay everyone $500 a week, you dont have to spend as much on services to determine whether people "need" welfare or not. Then you tax fairly, and a fair amount of that $500 will be returned to the government. It will be a top up for some families, a full income for others.
In it, I explore how vowel length contrast in AusE can best be understood within mass-spring models of Task Dynamics, and the robustness of vowel length contrasts to changes in speech rate and coda voicing.
My PhD thesis "Articulatory characterisation of vowel length contrasts in Australian English" has been accepted (with revisions of course!). Thanks very much to my amazing reviewers for their thoughtful and kind comments!
@MaryceChan @MamaTealRose@Kristyg1@markdreyfusQCMP Hey Maryce how will the labor party overturn free speech? Is there a policy in particular you are referring to?
@edie_le @KKeneally @ScottMorrisonMP when vaccine delivery all goes to hell in a few months Scotty from marketing will be saying - 'I don't hold a syringe, mate' .... always a step ahead
Our new @LabPhon paper showing that Australian English listeners were not sensitive to regional primes in speech perception. Can kiwis and koalas as cultural primes induce perceptual bias in Australian English speaking listeners?: https://t.co/XSWFjO1wgo
Please share the info about @IPAphonetics awards for #ICPhS2019 with eligible colleagues - IPA members who are (i) students, (ii) unemployed, (iii) under age 35, or (iv) from countries where funding resources are limited https://t.co/v8UZXPBZaI
New #openaccess results in #LabPhon strengthen the speech production-perception link: individuals' attention to #sibilant-#vowel#coarticulation correlates with their own context-specific sibilant productions https://t.co/YIGvRamFCh
Do speakers in the North of #England say [kɪŋ] or [kɪŋɡ]? @grbails increasingly finds the latter! but, the effect is most visible just before a pause in speech. Read this new #openaccess#LabPhon article: https://t.co/EYvoha7Noo