Seasoned Politicians with poles of secret meetings and coded conversations in their eyes are screwing the innocent electorate who have speed specks in their eyes … the world has gone senile
“Can my Australian friends explain to me why the NSW premier is lauded and given a free hall pass in whatever she does. Yet Victoria’s more proactive Premier has people baying for his blood? From over here as an interested” Cold War survivor I just don’t get it?
THE POLITICS OF RECOGNITION IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA New Left Review. From the March/April 2021 issue; still germane.
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'After work Friday feels with these two. Glad and her boo,' Ms Berejiklian's sister Mary captioned the shot.
'No comment,' she responded before smiling awkwardly and quickly moving onto the next question about mandatory mask rules.
Moments earlier she gave the same two-worded reply to a journalist who asked her whether she expected more scrutiny about her new romance than she did over her relationship with Mr Maguire.
Ms Berejiklian's younger sister Mary had shared a loved-up snap of the new couple to her Instagram account on Friday evening.
It is more dangerous to look to tachometer than to go 3 or 7km over the limit …
Despite speed camera revenue climbing from $478,580 in March 2020 to $6.3million in March 2021, it has made little impact on road fatalities
Fines handed out to drivers travelling less than 10km over the speed limit has sky-rocketed to 27,760 in March alone
Big Brother on steroids / the nanny state of Kafka’s nightmares
Mobile speed cameras in NSW scan 7,000 hours of footage a month, but this will jump to 21,000 hours under the government's proposal.
You could have in excess of 50,000 people a month being fined for breaching the speed limit by less than 10 kilometres per hour,' he told Nine News.
Fines dished out from the secret cameras has surged from about $500,000 a month to $6million.
'So if it triples, you could be you could be up around $18 million a month in fines,' Mr Minns said.
- Number of speeding fines handed to NSW drivers soared more than 1500%
- Warning signs alerting drivers to mobile speed cameras were removed in NSW
- In March alone, 27,760 drivers were fined for driving less than 10km over limit
- Speed camera revenue $478,580 in March 2020 to $6.3million in March 2021
The number of hidden speed cameras in New South Wales is set to triple, while fines have skyrocketed for drivers travelling less than 10km over the speed limit.
NSW Labor leader Chris Minns said his party intends to fight the Berejiklian Government's plans to triple its controversial speed camera operation.