Boris wrote on May 20^th, 2023 at 2:15pm:


More Racism, hey, Matty? Tsk, tsk, tsk...   

Brian Ross wrote on May 20^th, 2023 at 3:23pm:


Reality

Brian is on holiday. He has set his autoresponder to target "Boris" posts.

thegreatdivide wrote on May 20^th, 2023 at 3:47pm:


Maybe try those aged care facilities looking for assistants in nursing. An 8-week training course. Then a 3 week practical course. Near guarantees a job at the end of it.

Mining companies require people for a wide range of jobs in relation to the company. I knew of a family in town here that owned a mechanic shop. They were doing great business. But they packed up and headed west to mining areas to make even more money.

Fruit picking is always in demand. Cleaners are always in demand. And you can always walk into a job at fast food places around the area.

thegreatdivide wrote on May 22^nd, 2023 at 11:37am:


Nah-na-nah-nah-nah-nah. Indigenous people already have the ability to adapt to modern lifestyles. Don't be racist. They are capable of being able to look after the elderly.

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Indigenous people live off the royalties of mining profits.

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Rock up to a fast food joint. Get the skills of running a fast food franchise. Then you can work your way up to professional standards to be employable in other industries. I know of people that worked as supervisors as 16 year olds that are earning 5-figure salaries in franchisee positions today.

This is not a matter of one job per every ten job seekers. Australia is experiencing one of the lowest rates of unemployment at the moment. Go where the jobs are.

Violence has erupted in Alice Springs where hundreds of people were involved in riotous behaviour that left buildings and cars damaged and forced workers to barricade themselves inside.

Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson told Sky News Australia he had never seen violence escalate to the level seen on Tuesday afternoon.

“I can’t describe to you what yesterday felt like in Alice Springs,” he told Pete Stefanovic on First Edition.  “It was hundreds of people gathered, going through the CBD starting at one end and working their way through. There’s terrible vision of 200 people walking across the bridge yesterday with weapons, coming into the CBD.  It was very frightening and I’ve got absolutely no more descriptive words to describe what we’re living in any more.”

Up to 70 people stormed the Todd Tavern about 3:30pm, forcing staff to barricade themselves inside.

Video footage obtained by Sky News shows people running and trying to kicking in the hotel’s doors.  A woman can be seen throwing rocks at the windows.

Dozens of cars parked near the hotel had their windows smashed and panels damaged.

Witnesses told Sky News people were walking through the car park armed with crowbars and other weapons, smashing anything in sight.  Later that evening, witnesses say up to 200 people were involved in fighting at the Hidden Valley town camp.

“There were a few hundred people in the CBD yesterday and they weren’t there to check the weather mate, it was very uncomfortable,” Mr Paterson said.  “I’ve never felt like that in Alice Springs in my life.”

Mr Paterson said police were hopelessly out-numbered. He said the situation had escalated to a point where it was beyond the control of the Northern Territory Government, and called for the Federal Government to step in an restore control.

“I’ve had enough.  With all respect to the Northern Territory Government and Opposition they just need to move out of the way now.  I’ve asked for the Federal Government to step in before, I’ve asked for the AFP and the Army.  We have shown that we are not mature enough to lead ourselves as  a jurisdiction.  The Territory Government need to remove themselves and we need the Federal Government to step in and be under the control of the Federal Government.  There’s nothing else for us to do here.  We just want to be safe.”





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