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#QLDLabor made a plan (the Qld Energy and Jobs Plan) for a better, cleaner future.
And even since September 2022, renewable energy generation has *outpaced* those plans!
Such massive changes don't happen overnight, but they do happen!
And they are. #VoteLabor
#QLDpol #qldvotes -
#QLDLabor made a plan (the Qld Energy and Jobs Plan) for a better, cleaner future.
And even since September 2022, renewable energy generation has *outpaced* those plans!
Such massive changes don't happen overnight, but they do happen!
And they are. #VoteLabor
#QLDpol #qldvotes -
Since 2021, the #QldLabor government have been partnered with Share the Dignity to provide free period products & educate about menstruation in schools.
In August 2024 this reached 600 schools!
Better health & education for women.
#VoteLabor #Qldpol #qldvotes
https://education.qld.gov.au/students/student-health-safety-wellbeing/student-health/share-the-dignity -
Since 2021, the #QldLabor government have been partnered with Share the Dignity to provide free period products & educate about menstruation in schools.
In August 2024 this reached 600 schools!
Better health & education for women.
#VoteLabor #Qldpol #qldvotes
https://education.qld.gov.au/students/student-health-safety-wellbeing/student-health/share-the-dignity -
Queensland maintains a stable S&P AA+ credit rating.
"Queensland's wealthy economy, financial management, and the extremely strong institutional framework in which Australian states operate support our rating."
#qldpol
#qldvotes
#QldLabor
https://disclosure.spglobal.com/ratings/en/regulatory/article/-/view/type/HTML/id/3246518 -
Queensland maintains a stable S&P AA+ credit rating.
"Queensland's wealthy economy, financial management, and the extremely strong institutional framework in which Australian states operate support our rating."
#qldpol
#qldvotes
#QldLabor
https://disclosure.spglobal.com/ratings/en/regulatory/article/-/view/type/HTML/id/3246518 -
#QLDLabor made a plan (the Qld Energy and Jobs Plan) for a better, cleaner future.
And even since September 2022, generation has outpaced those plans!
Such massive changes don't happen overnight, but they do happen! And they are. #QLDelection #qldvotes -
#QLDLabor made a plan (the Qld Energy and Jobs Plan) for a better, cleaner future.
And even since September 2022, generation has outpaced those plans!
Such massive changes don't happen overnight, but they do happen! And they are. #QLDelection #qldvotes -
By reneging on their previous support for truth-telling, the Queensland #LNP are also showing they don't really respect the voters they claim to be acting on behalf of.
The #referendum wasn't about #Truth-telling or #Treaty (despite the No campaign's various fear-mongering attempts to hypothesize all kinds of treaty outcomes). It was about #Voice.
Qld LNP have decided that when voters said "No" to Voice, what they really meant was no to Voice+Truth+Treaty.
(Imagine the bemusement at LNP HQ if #QldLabor had responded to the resounding 'Yes' in the 2018 postal survey on #MarriageEquality by saying "what voters have really said here is that they think marriage has been too restrictive, so we're going to introduce legislation for #polycule marriages"...)
Constitutional legal theory typically embraces the argument that constitutional (rather than merely legislative) protections are necessary to prevent a vulnerable minority from having their rights and basic wellbeing undermined by the desires of the majority. This decision by Qld LNP is an excellent illustration of that very phenomenon (the preferences of the majority trumping the plight of the minority), and so a confirmation of why Indigenous peoples were asking for a constitutional Voice in the first place.
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By reneging on their previous support for truth-telling, the Queensland #LNP are also showing they don't really respect the voters they claim to be acting on behalf of.
The #referendum wasn't about #Truth-telling or #Treaty (despite the No campaign's various fear-mongering attempts to hypothesize all kinds of treaty outcomes). It was about #Voice.
Qld LNP have decided that when voters said "No" to Voice, what they really meant was no to Voice+Truth+Treaty.
(Imagine the bemusement at LNP HQ if #QldLabor had responded to the resounding 'Yes' in the 2018 postal survey on #MarriageEquality by saying "what voters have really said here is that they think marriage has been too restrictive, so we're going to introduce legislation for #polycule marriages"...)
Constitutional legal theory typically embraces the argument that constitutional (rather than merely legislative) protections are necessary to prevent a vulnerable minority from having their rights and basic wellbeing undermined by the desires of the majority. This decision by Qld LNP is an excellent illustration of that very phenomenon (the preferences of the majority trumping the plight of the minority), and so a confirmation of why Indigenous peoples were asking for a constitutional Voice in the first place.
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#ausPol #QldPol
The Freshwater Strategy poll, conducted for the Australian Financial Review, found almost half of those surveyed had an unfavourable view of the Queensland premier."Source of polling is dubious (AFR); however, Labor is having many problems with health, child protection, health etc
I hope #QldGreens can capitalise on #QldLabor 's stink with electorate