Folks the election is over.

Time to move on.

We've got a new government - and we shall have
to wait and see what they do. It's too early
to judge anything yet. Their new cabinet will
be interesting.

As for Labor? There are lessons to be learned.
And I'm sure that they will sort things out.

In any case, things for most of us won't really
change all that much. At least for those of us
in the big cities.

cont'd ...

I watched an interview this morning with a
Salvation Army Rep. who expressed concerns
about the government's lack of action on
homelessness, the destitute, and the sick.
Apparently things are at crisis point.
And they're urging action.

Will this come up at all in any of the government's
future plans for the country? Or will things simply
go along as before?

Can the government really achieve much if they keep
their promises of tax reduction, achieving a surplus,
keeping things the same, no surprises, where will
the money come from for health, education, welfare,
and the general well-being of the nation - or does it mean
more cuts?

Foxy quite true BUT politic will continue to be in the spotlight always
As it should, to many know very little about it
Scomo has won a mandate, he can, for a while, do as he pleases
Labor must hear the voters
Must stop looking internally but at those who did not vote for them
And those who once did but no longer do

Here and there, there are people posting about the alleged rape and wondering if it will get a new airing now that Shorten is no longer a political force.

There are many so called allegations on
both sides of politics. The country does
not need these diversions. It needs to
move forward and look to the future not
dig up the past. There's so much work
that lies ahead - that needs policies and
action. Queensland is a huge state with
much to offer - not only mining

Foxy,

You didn't say that about George Pell; why the sudden conversion?