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"I think the two hooker rotation is the way to go, a lot of teams are doing it now. With the speed of the game increasing, the workload, and workmate, of Smith needs to be reduced enough for him to be at his best by seasons end, don't want him burnt…"
In our well-justified praise of Ryley Smith, there is a big thing being missed: his ability to read the game and footy IQ.
He is a couple of plays ahead and anticipating every move both in defence, primarily at present, but also in setting up the…
He is a couple of plays ahead and anticipating every move both in defence, primarily at present, but also in setting up the…
"Would Da Silva want to start at some point? Who is to say Smith wont look at PNG who will use him 80mins everyweek? That is the concern if there is one."
"I said last year that I see Smith being able to fill that Brandon Smith-like role. He played lock in Penrith's lower grades at time. He runs 100 miles an hour and has that tenacity. When you look at our lower grades and the options at lock in the…"
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You said 'fill a void'.............I'll show myself out.
My brother is gay, I've worked with a range of LGBTQ people and have family friends of differing sexual orientations and I think they should have the opportunity to marry just like I have the opportunity to marry. By the way, what's the issue with learning about homosexual sex? There will probably be kids in those classes who are gay. Really, learning about sex in a school environment should be about things like consent, safe sex and STIs and that's applicable to everyone across all spectrum of sexual orientations.
Really, it's none of our business to be able to say - "I don't like that you aren't straight so you shouldn't be able to get married." It's like saying "I don't want you to drink that beer because I don't like it."
In regards to "normalising" them, that's up to the LGBTQ community. Again, not our issue to worry about.
Honestly, what is the issue here? Just have a parliamentary vote on it. It would be passed tomorrow if it were tabled. A non-binding, non-compulsory plebiscite does nothing, it just wastes $122 million that we all know could be spent elsewhere and is actually about 3 times more than what the Federal government has contributed to combating domestic violence in their recent budget.
Just have the plebiscite like the democratically elected party promised. What's the issue here? Shorten knowing the polling is questionable.
Australia is close to the only so called civilised advanced democratic western nation not to have it
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