Originally Posted by Fonz121
(Post 11065009)
I’d agree except there are no vaccines.
Someone doesn't know what a vaccine is.... |
Originally Posted by Maggie Island
(Post 11065016)
As a 30yo I booked a vaccine slot at the start of the month with less than a weeks notice at a major vaccination center with the second jab locked in prior to the end of the month. Took me all of two minutes.
The website could be better, but it took about 5mins all up. |
Melbourne rolling out of lockdown, fuel hits $1.75. A quick look at most other state capitols, it's around $1.30-$1.40. Never waste an opportunity eh!
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Originally Posted by Buster Hyman
(Post 11065111)
Melbourne rolling out of lockdown, fuel hits $1.75. A quick look at most other state capitols, it's around $1.30-$1.40. Never waste an opportunity eh!
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Originally Posted by minigundiplomat
(Post 11065130)
Enjoy all that liveability
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Originally Posted by Buster Hyman
(Post 11065111)
Melbourne rolling out of lockdown, fuel hits $1.75. A quick look at most other state capitols, it's around $1.30-$1.40. Never waste an opportunity eh!
Send them a message by just buying what u need at the time as in $10 worth,not the usual fill up. Competition will drive the price back down very quickly,just like airfares. |
Originally Posted by Buster Hyman
(Post 11065111)
Melbourne rolling out of lockdown, fuel hits $1.75. A quick look at most other state capitols, it's around $1.30-$1.40. Never waste an opportunity eh!
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All capital cities have different fuel cycles you cant compare on a single day.
A quick glance shows Brisbane had the most expensive fuel over the last 45 days. https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/pe...l-price-cycles. Back to borders....i wouldn't be surprised to see NZ pause the bubble - surprised they haven't already actually! |
You know I have in a few places around the world and Australia is the only place I know of with this fuel "discounting" cycle.
I beleive the discount price is actually supposed to be the real price and what you pay on Friday is the jacked up price. Is the Govt seriously trying to say that all the major fuel retailers changing their prices up and down within minutes of each other isn't some form of market manipulation? |
Originally Posted by galdian
(Post 11065154)
Don't worry, Chairman Dan (he of the "creeping assumption" that creepingly led to 800+ deaths) apparently on the return to fix all our woes - we are so, so blessed and fortunate....not. :mad:
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Is the Govt seriously trying to say that all the major fuel retailers changing their prices up and down within minutes of each other isn't some form of market manipulation? |
Originally Posted by Maggie Island
(Post 11065016)
As a 30yo I booked a vaccine slot at the start of the month with less than a weeks notice at a major vaccination center with the second jab locked in prior to the end of the month. Took me all of two minutes.
Last week, my partner was able to walk in off the street to get the Pfizer vaccine. I wasn’t able to attend with her. This week, walk ins are no longer being accepted for Pfizer, nor are initial bookings being taken as the supply of Pfizer vaccine is not assured. With the 50-60 bracket now being steered towards the Pfizer jab, the wait for those in younger age groups will be much longer than anticipated. Crux of the issue is federal vaccine procurement and distribution amongst the states. |
Originally Posted by Stickshift3000
(Post 11065475)
My partner and I are both in our 40s, living in Melbourne.
Last week, my partner was able to walk in off the street to get the Pfizer vaccine. I wasn’t able to attend with her. This week, walk ins are no longer being accepted for Pfizer, nor are initial bookings being taken as the supply of Pfizer vaccine is not assured. With the 50-60 bracket now being steered towards the Pfizer jab, the wait for those in younger age groups will be much longer than anticipated. Crux of the issue is federal vaccine procurement and distribution amongst the states. |
Knew the ‘I stand with Dan’ crowd would be scurrying out to blame all their ills on the feds. Can’t move up here in the North for Victorians escaping the COVID gulag.
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Originally Posted by Ladloy
(Post 11065454)
655 of the 801 deaths during the second wave were from federally run aged care facilities. The same facilities making news only a few weeks ago for being under-vaccinated, mixing staff and convincing isolating staff to come to work.
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Originally Posted by Green.Dot
(Post 11065539)
I knew somebody would chime in to defend Capt Flogbag. I quite like Merlino in comparison. Leadership spill please.
Merlino is about third in line. He will need to battle it out with comeback queen Jill in the long term. Jacinta will be next in line. The brains behind Public Transport Victoria. God help us all. |
Originally Posted by Green.Dot
(Post 11065539)
I knew somebody would chime in to defend Capt Flogbag. I quite like Merlino in comparison. Leadership spill please.
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The ScoBros don’t care for facts.
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Originally Posted by Fonz121
(Post 11065577)
The ScoBros don’t care for facts.
The creeping assumption that absolves a uniformly amnesiac state cabinet.? |
Originally Posted by Ladloy
(Post 11065454)
655 of the 801 deaths during the second wave were from federally run aged care facilities. The same facilities making news only a few weeks ago for being under-vaccinated, mixing staff and convincing isolating staff to come to work.
I wouldn't be surprised if he struggled to answer the question "What is an Aged Care Home". The bloke is clearly incompetent. But he's not alone, have a look at the Minister for Robodebt and ask how he could possibly still have his job. |
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