ttbn,

I saw a full video yesterday where Greg Hung walked from the room to his car and Oh Boy! was he angry. I have never seen anybody with that much anger in his face. His face was as red as a tomato and he looked as if he was going to explode. It was real hatred for Andrew Forrest and his Chinese Communist Party mate.

Well at least people like Andrew Forrest and others of his persuasion are starting to show their true colours and where their sympathies lie.

And maybe it's now time for Gladys Liu to stand up in front of the full House of Reps and explain her position too.

And yet, Twiggy writes in one of the mainstream rags this morning that Hunt was happy with it all. Twiggy tells porkies. Hunt looked anything but happy when he walked out of the conference. Twiggy needs to be told to stick to mining. Twiggy's desire to buy Virgin - looking good on the surface - needs to be scrutinised for the presence yuan in the deal.

What we have to remember with Twiggy's love affair with China is that it's all about money - his money. The same applies to all mining magnates and big business people. Fair enough. The country benefits; we all do. But Twiggy and co should not be making political decisions and telling us that we will perish without Communist China. That's one good thing about Morrison: he doesn't take kindly to being usurped by anyone.

ttbn, you miss my point.
LOTS OF VIRUSES CAME FROM CHINA. So it is grammatically incorrect to refer to this particular coronavirus as THE China virus.

I recently read an article about AEMO's problem with the large solar farms.
They had been cutting back the maximum output that they could take from
the larger farms. However they announced that the German Manufacturers
of the inverters have modified the software and are able to overcome the
difficulties that had been the cause of the problem.

The suggestion that batteries could be used instead of a hydro system
would of course work, but the batteries would have more likely hood of
being fully charged when needed than the hydro system would of being full.
Some make a big deal of the 30% loss in a hydro system, but so what, it
is very cheap electricity or so we have been told.

Re Armchair's worry, the distributor could install equipment at the local
substation to overcome the local difficulties they are having.