@FootnotesGuy Of course it’s all a nonsense. ‘Consider’ has a limited legal meaning and the local impact of one mine here against total global emissions is infinitesimal. So, perhaps another page of statistics in the final document! Or is it more devious than that? Or change the law?
@QuentinDempster@JulianHillMP Maybe but numbers need to be sorted out! What are your detailed preferences, or just let it rip? What about the housing problem? Don’t care? Nothing easy here except biases.
@Mon4Kooyong@Justabogan Sure but numbers need to be sorted out! What are your detailed preferences, or just let it rip? What about the housing problem? Don’t care?
@GrahamY Of course it’s all a nonsense. ‘Consider’ has a limited legal meaning and the local impact of one mine here against total global emissions is infinitesimal. So, perhaps another page of statistics in the final document! Or is it more devious than that? Or change the law?
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Chalmers said “Underlying inflation remained stable.” What? Inflation is a measure of the rate of growth of prices. That comment suggests the rate of growth is stable…simply, prices will keep going up at 3.5-4% per year. No wonder the RBA jumped in with a rate increase.
@FootnotesGuy Chalmers said “Underlying inflation remained stable.” What? Inflation is a measure of the rate of growth of prices. That comment suggests the rate of growth is stable…simply, prices will keep going up at 3.5-4% per year. No wonder the RBA jumped in with a rate increase.
@JulianHillMP “Underlying inflation remained stable.” What? Inflation is a measure of the rate of growth of prices. That comment suggests the rate of growth is stable…simply, prices will keep going up at 3.5-4% per year. Great. Hardly stable! No wonder the RBA jumped in with a rate increase.