No I'm not banned from anywhere... Is Perthnow is like the Daily Tele in Sydney?Originally Posted by jono
umm. i'm not sure.
Yep its along the same lines, over here its powered by The Sunday Times
ahh ok.
i would think the comments on there would be pretty much the same as the ones on perthnow generally
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there is only one comment on perthnow worth reading:
What is it about "NO" that you don't understand???
Posted by: NO body of Perth 2:23pm today
Comment 1498 of 1524
Having Daylight Savings in Western Australia is:
...not going to happen
"Bloody oath we did!"
Nathan Sharpe, Legend.
till the next time
Well Colin Barnett doesn't wait long, he's already on to extending shopping hours. Far out why he couldn't he be this fast at getting the ball rolling on other things like....our freakin stadium!!
I give it 15 years (12 until another trial)
Well at the last referendum on trading hours I voted No on Extended Trading hours as I finished work at 1:30pm every day. I would vote yes now
I give it 15 years (12 until another trial)
Well at the last referendum on trading hours I voted No on Extended Trading hours as I finished work at 1:30pm every day. I would vote yes now
the referendum on extended trading hours was from 9 until 9 every night and 7 days a week wasnt it?
i dont think thats really fair. i remember working in retail. i hated working thursday nights (partly because it was when all the emos and goths came out from their bat caves and knifed each other around the carpark...) but partly because i didnt get home until late. which sucked if i had an assignment to finish off or a test to cram for
i dont have a problem with sundays though. and the city should be open until 7 on a sunday.
the key word was the option to stay open 9 untill 9, like I said, last time I voted no, but would vote yes in a heartbeat now
Maybe you shouldn't have left the assignments to the last minute in regards to working late nights
the option? that gives centre management the power to force their tennants to be open, or risk fines or non-renewal of lease
do we need a referendum to change the trading hours? if we do i think we should do it at the next election. not have another one off like yesterday.
Do we need a referendum to do any of this??? Nup!
That would depend on what the lease they sign says
It doesn't need a referendum, it can be legislated by parliament
to do it democratically though? people should be able to have a voice in this kind of stuff. if we legally dont need one. i think its good we still get the choice. even if there is going to be a dissapointed party after the end of the counting
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