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PostPosted: Sat Jul 24, 2010 4:52 pm 
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Hmmmm, a Nomad, Marina, Kimberley (and the odd Montego) recycling scheme.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010 ... ion=justin

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This'll be a millstone round their necks, just like Obama's scheme.

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Yup! thats an election winner right there :roll: :roll: !

QUOTE:........... 'and to save motorists $1.8 billion in fuel costs.'

like she/they really give a sh!t :lol: :lol: !

What'll they come up with next :lol: !

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It's all been done before...the good ole' USA and England. Many fine current and future collectables gonnne! A lot of trash too.


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Typical Labor policy , under researched and inappropriate


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What this means is that any common car over 15 year old will now have a maximum price of $2000.
And watch the price of new cars sneak up by about $2000 as well. 8)


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Morris 1100 wrote:
What this means is that any common car over 15 year old will now have a maximum price of $2000.
And watch the price of new cars sneak up by about $2000 as well. 8)

And that's exactly what happened every time the Govt increased the new home owners grant.


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The scrap metal guys might get a little narky, they will casually pay 200 bucks for a working EB.

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Its also exactly what happens everytime there is a CPI increase or a tax break.

The duopoly supermarkets sneak up the prices of staple goods to exactly the value of the wage increase. The only ones getting any benefit is the supermarket duopoly.

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Spot on!

Rainwater plumbed to house grants, ....Plumbers made a killin,
Convert to LPG $2k grant...Units almost doubled and overnight businesses made $$$$$$$$$$$,
First home grant,....houses went up for owners, Gov made more tax and young people got screw'd.
Rebates for insulation,....cost lives,....and caused fires,...
Solar power fitters are currently at the trough!

pollies just don't get it!

I wonder if PM reads AusMini (LOL)


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The money is coming from other environmental programs - so they cripple long term projects like home solar power and feed short term greed :?

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And look who sold the most cars through the UK scheme - Hyundai!

It really did a lot for the ailing UK car industry, didn't it? :roll:

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But it will do the short term job which is all any govt' is interested in at election time ....

On a side note (since I was bored with the election before it even started ) , maybe we need a new system in Australia where politicians super , pension and salary are indexed to their performance , you keep 60% of your promises , you get 60% of your money :twisted:

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MG Rocket wrote:
It's all been done before...the good ole' USA and England. Many fine current and future collectables gonnne! A lot of trash too.


I remember reading an artical in Practical Classics, an UK mag that they lost a number of good classic cars to the crusher that should have been saved, not just 80's rubbish.
Shame.

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i think i've heard of some schemes excluding classic cars...

but if the scheme is introduced, what happens in 20 years time when 80s cars, surprisingly, would be classics? there won't be any around!

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