@TheTodayShow I see no new medical facilities or radical training courses to staff such facilities. With the number of people the govt has put out of work there’s plenty of extra people to build facilities and train up for staff.
@TheTodayShow extreme social distancing measures have been necessary to “flatten the curve” and keep the infected numbers manageable whilst the government bolstered the medical system in order to cope with an outbreak of pandemic proportions. Q/ Is our infrastructure now capable?
@MMMNightShift howdy guys, re:a/c in schools. Firstly with radical plans like this I always wonder if the minister is affiliated with a supplier? Does his wife own an a/c company for example. And 15-20 pubescent boys in a room with no a/c is not a good environment for learning 🤣
@sense8 the fundamental storyline for #sense8 is the achievement of a higher connection between diverse individuals. I wish fans of the series could achieve a similar connection and bring it back 🧐💚🤛👍🍻
@kay_sac@MargoMacero ‘‘Tis almost #Wolfmother An awesome Aussie production meets Margo the Magnificent face to face. I ask you who the Joker is ? 🌹💋💚💙❤️🖤💝
@MMMNightShift more importantly has anyone seen my dog? She went missing a month a ago without a trace. Microchiped 13 y/o a bit deaf and blind and my best mate. Suey Bellbird Park QLD
@MMMNightShift there’s so many levels to the fuel quality issues but basically like everything else...... you get what you pay for. Sometimes it’s hard to measure or realize.
@MMMNightShift I’m a mechanic of over 20 years, have worked on everything from chainsaws to (currently)heavy diesel equipment. The service industry has to deal with the Ramifications of poor quality/ cheap fuel. Saving a few bucks filling up can cost thousands. You decide.
@MMMNightShift ever tightening pollution laws are forcing manufacturers to produce higher quality and more efficient engines. Those engines require higher quality fuel. Australia is miles behind the Europe and the States in this regard.
@MMMNightShift diesel fuel is made to a higher standard than ever before, more refined and more additives like unleaded fuel. The improvements in quality still don’t justify the higher price. The cost is driven by demand. More private/personal diesel vehicles are on the market.