1:21:08 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 An Airport rail link being discussed back in 1992 Isn't it wonderful to know that it's up and running 30 years later? Go, Melbourne!!! 😝👍
Well, I guess it could have been (or been close to it by now), if so many successive governments in the last 32 years hadn't been so slack in general, with all the Vic rail and road infrastructure. And now the current government is having to play catch up. But trying to do too many things at once, unfortunately.
My goodness. Just yestersay I was typing in something like, ' it's Stolerine' trying to think of the word in that ad at 14:00 (Ie. 'install a Rheem!' lol). I could remember that exact jingle from around the time I was 7. And don't even get me started on the flute in the following ad, which came to be one of my favorite pieces from all time.
Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is sharing this great content Stay positive ! embrace the changes I love my beautiful city of Melbourne ❤
I was born in Melbourne..the best thing about the city is the north bound Hume Hwy, I now reside in outer northern Brisbane and better in every way. (weather, traffic, size..population mix etc)
Many great memories of this time, I was in my early 20's. A part of me couldn't help thinking though, was this around the time Jennifer Keyte met Johnny Diesel?
@@stevenpam i used a standard usb capture device from ebay, highest quality setting, also run the signal through my Dvd recorder so it applies Time Based Correction to the signal on the way through
@OZTVRewind Digitising analogue media is important work. For those of us who weren’t around at the time, it is invaluable to get a sense for the period. Thank you for this
Melbourne is till up there, though, in 3rd spot. It's not as if it's back at number 10, like it was in 2022. And out of 172 countries, I'd say being 10th, 3rd or 1st is a mighty fine achievement.
Anyone who claims traffic congestion back in the early 90's was apparently not an issue, is either very forgetful, ignorant or wasn't actually alive or old enough to see it for how it truly was. I know for a fact that Hoddle St, Punt Rd, Bell St, Manningham Rd, Tulla, Monash and Eastern Fwys, etc, all were a pain in the rear, even back in those days.
Although I'm pro 80's Melbourne here, 1992 Melbourne still rocked and kicked some serious a$$ though...Had some fine memories as an early teen here. In other words I'll go up to anything via 2000, anything beyond that a big nope. Less said about 2021 variant the better as nothing good will come out of it. Great doco btw.
Gim'me a break, you clown. The 80s and 90s were not the glory days for Melbourne. The ghost-town vibe of the city centre on weekends and after 6:00pm on regular business days, and those hideous warehouses across the Yarra, were just the beginning. The country (and Victoria in particular) was in the midst of a big world recession when this doco came out. More Melbournians were heading North of the "Murray" than vice-verser. This trend reversed by the mid 00s and didn't change until Covid came along and Danny Boy wrecked everything. But hopefully we'll recover from that quickly. Move to Adelaide if you don't like progress.
Well that's not very nice here?! Yeah I'm old but I don't look it (probably look and will still be better looking than you) and I have the ability to adapt not by choice but by a survivalist mentality here. If 2023 present day melbourne is SO great?! Then why watch an old doco of an era that doesn't concern or need you here as you're not wanted on the old time era either as it doesn't concern you or need you either as you are bi product of a useless generation also. You can hang in your present time waiting to be run over in Bourke Street as you are the perfect candidate of a human pot hole, all holes and not much else laddy yawn.
@jackmag4056 Because there are so many, MANY factors taken into account, when making such a decision on liveable city. There's so much more to it, than whether they simply have a train that runs directly to the main airport. It's all about their urban quality of life based on assessments of stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure. Besides, Melbourne does have the SkyBus City Express service that runs from the CBD to the airport and back, which starts at 4am and finishes at 1am and runs every 15 minutes. So, it's not as if peoples only options are to catch cabs or hitchhike to get to the airport. 😜 Anyways, the city has done very well for decades, especially regarding tourism, without it totally collapsing simply because there isn't a little old train from the city to the airport. And let's not forget that the Melbourne to Sydney flight path is the 5th busiest domestic airline route in the world. Which just proves that people are not flying in and out of Melbourne, having hardly any way of getting into the CBD from the airport.
But that would not have been in the top tier. It would have been mostly lower divisions and local league. But, good luck to him, and anyone else, playing any code of football at any level, running the gauntlet of an elbow or knee or fist in the face or head at any tick of the clock.
The 20 year period 1980 to 2000 was the height of Melbourne's amenability, livability and sociability for people of all economic means. Now, sadly, its property is unaffordable, its cost of living has skyrocketed, its roads are gridlocked, its air quality is woeful, its once vibrant manufacturing base has disappeared, its economy is narrowly focused, its streets are unsafe, its crime rates have soared, its government finances are in tatters, and its community is polarised and divided.
Property can't be entirely unaffordable, since houses are still always being bought and sold all the time, especially on weekends. Cost of living is a problem around the globe. Not something restricted to just Melbourne alone. Roads have long been gridlocked, even back in the 1980's to 2000. Anyone who says otherwise is either looking through rose coloured glasses or is a liar. Or perhaps wasn't even born then. Melbourne's air pollution level is generally low and is classified in the 'good' air quality category. Compared with so many other major cities around the world. As with the cost of living, manufacturing has been lost all over Australia and much of western countries. Can't make that into another Melbourne problem all on its own. And HOW specifically, is the economy "narrowly focused" these days? Streets are no more unsafe than they were 30-40 years ago. And crimes rates have NOT "soared". In fact, crimes like homicide and related offences, actually peaked in 2001. Today, they're considerably lower than what they were in the 90's, which was the worse decade for such crimes in the last 30 years. And that's despite the increase in population numbers since the 1990's, as well. The finances are in tatters for a lot of governments around the world. No thanks to the pandemic. Again, it's not just a Melbourne issue on its own. And its peoples constant negative and bigoted attitudes, on BOTH SIDES of politics, is what causes the polarisation and division that exits today in Melbourne, all over Australia and so many countries around the world. See, some people can spin it however they like, whether they tell the entire truth or not. And they can go around constantly painting terrible and miserable pictures of how things supposedly are nowadays, particularly in Melbourne. But if you're always going around lying, whilst trying to turn those lies into repeated rhetoric to constantly vilify certain people. Then that's on the individuals who choose to view the world so pessimistically. And will only lead to living a miserable life until they grow old and have nobody around. Because, after all, who wants to be around such negative and nasty people like that forever.
@@hebrewshebrew2303 No-one's forced to stay. But they do. And then they just whinge and moan like sad old fuddy duddy's do, generation after generation.
Sydney and Brisbane are the largest suburban sprawls in the world, with the possible exception of Los Angeles. Tokyo is the most populous, and generally has been so since whenever.
Having the largest urban sprawl is not something to boast about. After all, that only shows that it takes people in the outer suburbs so much longer to get into the heart of the city, or to get from one side of the city to the other. That being said, I couldn't find anything on Sydney supposedly being up there as the largest. Nor even as one of the largest. And Brisbane WAS, some years back. But it appears that Perth has taken that title now, in more recent years. While Sochi in Russia comes second.
The greatest Olympic games have been 1956 Melbourne, 1984 Los Angeles, 1988 Seoul & 1992 Barcelona. 1991 was when Melbourne first was given the title of Worlds most liveable city. The ironic thing is Melbourne has been Australia's best city to live in for quality of life and living standards since the 1850s and still is. Perth has occupied second place for most of that period. The other interesting little know fact about one of the females appearing in this video was that they once entered the Alfred Hospital one night in 1992 after a champagne bottle got stuck in their anus. A bit of sexual experimentation gone wrong! 😉
Youre in the minority. After you made this comment, he was re-relected with landslide votes and overwhelming support. Id suggest you pull your head out.
Coming from Sydney to Melbourne for work, it was then regarded as " rust bucket " ! This was not done frivolously. Melbourne and Victoria were in dire straits. Only Channel 7 Melbourne could come up with such tosh. But, living here, this is like a trip down memory lane. All one has to forget the invented oral fluff that is most of the commentary.
It was. Now it's not and makes me certain that these vote is rigged now. Poor public transport infrastructure, horrible road infrastructure and lacking basic conveniences that make life easier. AND EXPENSIVE, omg are things expensive there now... And I live in Japan which people always thought "it's too expensive!". Wrong. Very wrong.
What the flying frick was that taxi at the start? I lived in Brisbane for 30 years and we never had those things. I guess that's why everyone put shit on Melben.
Dan has brought Melbourne to a very dark place. Stealing basic foundational, inalienable civil rights then making them a subscription based "freedom' package deal with an expiry date, is completely abhorrent to anyone with a scrap of decency
@@garynewton1263 yes, masses of stupid people can vote out of fear and ignorance. A majority voting to destroy people is not a moral foundation. You are not as clever as you think you are
@@jaylockwood5030 A majority of people in Victoria voting Labor back in is strange considering all the anti-Labor (Anti Dan) stuff I heard whilst back in my home state in November. This Vic Labor govt isn't a shadow of the great Cain Labor govt that was in office from 82-91. And when you say Iain't as clever as I say I am.........not sure what you mean? I've actually undertaken genuine IQ tests on three occasions. 2001 (129), 2003 (146) & 2012 (158) so I have no issues with my logic or knowledge. Cheers.
@@Sean-me4fv So how the hell did Vic get that result then? Why don't a mojority of voters in most Vic electorates vote for an Independent candidate? That way the Vic state govt can be made up of Independent govt. This thing of choosing Labor or Lib/NP has got to stop.
Aussies are are no longer having enough kids. Particuarly the white Aussies. The fertility rate is below replacement level. It was already low when this particulsr doco came out. Same with the rest of the Western Hemisphere. So we can't keep relying on white Christian immigrants from Europe to keep Australia afloat, because them leaving their own countries to migrate here is essentially accelerating the demise of their own homelands too. You can thank the 60s revolutions for that. Reliance on multiculturalism from EastAsia and the 3rd World, is only a symptom of the problems the hippie movement caused. Trying to encourage white Aussies to return to the good old Western religious traditions, is really the only way to go from here if you want to see Christians remain the majority. But good luck with that. The damage is irreversible now.
@@eddielong8663 just vote a government who will encourage fertility and kinda guve better impetus on home grown talent and being back manufacturing to Australia all we are exporting is minerals why can't oz export finished pruducts goods cars😓
@@abhisekroy6430 I did. I always vote for the right-wing minor parties now. Not because I like them, but just to try and make a statement. I've lost my respect for Liberal and will gladly spit on the graves of Labour for abandoning the working class long ago. As for the Greens and those so-called teal "Independents", I think you know where I stand on that one. But the root of the cause is the changing attitudes of the people, not the government. The old traditions are dying. Family structure is in the toilet for the most part. Gay marriage is now legal. People are getting fatter and lazier, and the list goes on. Who in their right mind wants to try and raise their own kids anymore if our own kids are just going to be bombarded with corporate and institutional left-wing sickening propaganda?
@@abhisekroy6430 🤦♂️ Then don't sook about non-Christian-European immigrants making up the majority of immigration these days. Supporting gay marriage essentially aligns yourself with emotion-driven far-left "progressives" who also tend to advocate for less babies being born ("environmental" reasons), while simultaneously advocating that we swing our borders open for illegal 3rd World immigrants to swarm in, for the sake of "human decency". Start using your head, because you're essentially part of the problem. Geez. That took a turn, didn't it? There I was thinking you were switched on. How mistakened I was.
1:21:08
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An Airport rail link being discussed back in 1992
Isn't it wonderful to know that it's up and running 30 years later?
Go, Melbourne!!! 😝👍
Hahhahaah
You desrve 100 likes. 😆
Taxi (now Uber) lobbies are too stronk!
Well, I guess it could have been (or been close to it by now), if so many successive governments in the last 32 years hadn't been so slack in general, with all the Vic rail and road infrastructure.
And now the current government is having to play catch up. But trying to do too many things at once, unfortunately.
@@mebeme007 Current government party has governed Victoria for 31 of the past 42 years. It's completely on them.
Whenever I hear the word "Barcelona", I cannot help but hear Manuel say it in his accent. 😜
1992 population: 3.2 million | 2022 population: 5.2 million.
Disgusting isn't it!?
I miss Melbourne in the 90s
Thanks so much for sharing! BRILLIANT!!
Yeah ok so after 30years, we are still waiting for train network to Airport.
This is absolutely brilliant and love the ads too...thank you!
Thank you for the video.I was in Melbourne between 1997 to 1999 but I ve never see Melbourne in 1992
Cheers for sharing these videos. Just subbed.
I actually thought the ads were part of the documentary, being set in the 90s and all. It took me a while to understand what was really happening
My goodness. Just yestersay I was typing in something like, ' it's Stolerine' trying to think of the word in that ad at 14:00 (Ie. 'install a Rheem!' lol). I could remember that exact jingle from around the time I was 7. And don't even get me started on the flute in the following ad, which came to be one of my favorite pieces from all time.
Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is sharing this great content Stay positive ! embrace the changes I love my beautiful city of Melbourne ❤
Struth, that aerobics exercise ad is showing its age
I was born in Melbourne..the best thing about the city is the north bound Hume Hwy,
I now reside in outer northern Brisbane and better in every way. (weather, traffic, size..population mix etc)
1992 I was 20 I wish I was 20 again but I'm not I'm 52 years old old man
I definitely wouldn't want to be 20 in 2024. No future whatsoever.
In the baileys ad were those steps the stairway to heaven steps in Trinty beach QLD?
Many great memories of this time, I was in my early 20's. A part of me couldn't help thinking though, was this around the time Jennifer Keyte met Johnny Diesel?
How many stitches?
@@guild93 😉🍾
Jennifer Keyte is still going too!
1990tvshows
................and had a nasty accident with a champagne bottle one night in 1992. 😉
Where the heck did you find this? Awesome upload.
From a tape I grabbed from a garage sale years and years ago, probably paid a dollar for it
@@OZTVRewind Great quality. Have you talked about your capture setup anywhere?
@@stevenpam i used a standard usb capture device from ebay, highest quality setting, also run the signal through my Dvd recorder so it applies Time Based Correction to the signal on the way through
Great times
this woman is still on tv nightly news!!!
Great Doc About Melbourne
Because the survey that decided Melbourne was most livable was a pile of shit.
Look out, here's another armchair and keyboard expert. 🙄😜
And now CHINA 🇨🇳 and India 🇮🇳 owns our city , and our state
Can you tell me where you got this from? I'm an associate producer on a documentary and we'd be interesting in licensing part of this!
It was shown on Ch9 at the time and I think I still have the VHS tape is was sourced from
@@OZTVRewind Your backyard is probably full of VHS tapes, kudos to you for trying to digitising them! Some rarities on your channel, great work!
@@OZTVRewind Amazing! Thanks so much!
@OZTVRewind Digitising analogue media is important work. For those of us who weren’t around at the time, it is invaluable to get a sense for the period. Thank you for this
15:19 you know what happened after coffee
Nice
And has still been voted Most Liveable City for about 7 or 8nyears in a row
Vienna now :-/
Melbourne is till up there, though, in 3rd spot.
It's not as if it's back at number 10, like it was in 2022.
And out of 172 countries, I'd say being 10th, 3rd or 1st is a mighty fine achievement.
A time when traffic congestion was not an issue amazing to see cars moving freely
Traffic congestion was an issue in Melbourne then and has been since the 1950s. Search for the MMBW planning for Melbourne's future 1954 video.
@@andrewwestcott9172i agree traffic was bad back than as well
Anyone who claims traffic congestion back in the early 90's was apparently not an issue, is either very forgetful, ignorant or wasn't actually alive or old enough to see it for how it truly was.
I know for a fact that Hoddle St, Punt Rd, Bell St, Manningham Rd, Tulla, Monash and Eastern Fwys, etc, all were a pain in the rear, even back in those days.
Although I'm pro 80's Melbourne here, 1992 Melbourne still rocked and kicked some serious a$$ though...Had some fine memories as an early teen here. In other words I'll go up to anything via 2000, anything beyond that a big nope. Less said about 2021 variant the better as nothing good will come out of it. Great doco btw.
Gim'me a break, you clown. The 80s and 90s were not the glory days for Melbourne. The ghost-town vibe of the city centre on weekends and after 6:00pm on regular business days, and those hideous warehouses across the Yarra, were just the beginning. The country (and Victoria in particular) was in the midst of a big world recession when this doco came out. More Melbournians were heading North of the "Murray" than vice-verser. This trend reversed by the mid 00s and didn't change until Covid came along and Danny Boy wrecked everything. But hopefully we'll recover from that quickly.
Move to Adelaide if you don't like progress.
@@eddielong8663 Would you like to say why they weren't glory days and the clowns who did that are destroying Melbourne once again in the past decade?
Melbourne in 2023 is fantastic, you're just old and outdated.
Well that's not very nice here?! Yeah I'm old but I don't look it (probably look and will still be better looking than you) and I have the ability to adapt not by choice but by a survivalist mentality here. If 2023 present day melbourne is SO great?! Then why watch an old doco of an era that doesn't concern or need you here as you're not wanted on the old time era either as it doesn't concern you or need you either as you are bi product of a useless generation also. You can hang in your present time waiting to be run over in Bourke Street as you are the perfect candidate of a human pot hole, all holes and not much else laddy yawn.
Ok boomer
How can a city with no public transport to its main airport be #1
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Traffic wasn’t quite so bad back then, 30 years ago?
@@av_oid
The Tulla has long been a pain in the rear for decades.
@jackmag4056
Because there are so many, MANY factors taken into account, when making such a decision on liveable city.
There's so much more to it, than whether they simply have a train that runs directly to the main airport.
It's all about their urban quality of life based on assessments of stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure.
Besides, Melbourne does have the SkyBus City Express service that runs from the CBD to the airport and back, which starts at 4am and finishes at 1am and runs every 15 minutes.
So, it's not as if peoples only options are to catch cabs or hitchhike to get to the airport. 😜
Anyways, the city has done very well for decades, especially regarding tourism, without it totally collapsing simply because there isn't a little old train from the city to the airport.
And let's not forget that the Melbourne to Sydney flight path is the 5th busiest domestic airline route in the world.
Which just proves that people are not flying in and out of Melbourne, having hardly any way of getting into the CBD from the airport.
Not anymore!
Gee Jennifer is young there
Amsterdam,Batavia
Li Jong retired from playing AFL with the Footscray Bulldogs last year!
But that would not have been in the top tier. It would have been mostly lower divisions and local league. But, good luck to him, and anyone else, playing any code of football at any level, running the gauntlet of an elbow or knee or fist in the face or head at any tick of the clock.
@@jonglewongle3438 AFL is top tier my friend. There is no league bigger in Australia, than the Australian Football League.
The 20 year period 1980 to 2000 was the height of Melbourne's amenability, livability and sociability for people of all economic means.
Now, sadly, its property is unaffordable, its cost of living has skyrocketed, its roads are gridlocked, its air quality is woeful, its once vibrant manufacturing base has disappeared, its economy is narrowly focused, its streets are unsafe, its crime rates have soared, its government finances are in tatters, and its community is polarised and divided.
Property can't be entirely unaffordable, since houses are still always being bought and sold all the time, especially on weekends.
Cost of living is a problem around the globe.
Not something restricted to just Melbourne alone.
Roads have long been gridlocked, even back in the 1980's to 2000.
Anyone who says otherwise is either looking through rose coloured glasses or is a liar. Or perhaps wasn't even born then.
Melbourne's air pollution level is generally low and is classified in the 'good' air quality category.
Compared with so many other major cities around the world.
As with the cost of living, manufacturing has been lost all over Australia and much of western countries.
Can't make that into another Melbourne problem all on its own.
And HOW specifically, is the economy "narrowly focused" these days?
Streets are no more unsafe than they were 30-40 years ago.
And crimes rates have NOT "soared".
In fact, crimes like homicide and related offences, actually peaked in 2001. Today, they're considerably lower than what they were in the 90's, which was the worse decade for such crimes in the last 30 years.
And that's despite the increase in population numbers since the 1990's, as well.
The finances are in tatters for a lot of governments around the world. No thanks to the pandemic.
Again, it's not just a Melbourne issue on its own.
And its peoples constant negative and bigoted attitudes, on BOTH SIDES of politics, is what causes the polarisation and division that exits today in Melbourne, all over Australia and so many countries around the world.
See, some people can spin it however they like, whether they tell the entire truth or not. And they can go around constantly painting terrible and miserable pictures of how things supposedly are nowadays, particularly in Melbourne.
But if you're always going around lying, whilst trying to turn those lies into repeated rhetoric to constantly vilify certain people. Then that's on the individuals who choose to view the world so pessimistically.
And will only lead to living a miserable life until they grow old and have nobody around. Because, after all, who wants to be around such negative and nasty people like that forever.
Omg the Marribynong Rivera few dead bodies found in it recently
RIP melbourne
Truth
The 80s early 90s melb was the best, its lost its shine i think late 90s.
This was the year I was born, shame to see what it turned into today..
@@JohnSmith-cu8ycIt’s a craphole now
@@hebrewshebrew2303
No-one's forced to stay.
But they do.
And then they just whinge and moan like sad old fuddy duddy's do, generation after generation.
St Kilda pier: my date place to watch the penguins.
1:37:11 - a young Gina Liano?
Sydney and Brisbane are the largest suburban sprawls in the world, with the possible exception of Los Angeles. Tokyo is the most populous, and generally has been so since whenever.
Having the largest urban sprawl is not something to boast about.
After all, that only shows that it takes people in the outer suburbs so much longer to get into the heart of the city, or to get from one side of the city to the other.
That being said, I couldn't find anything on Sydney supposedly being up there as the largest. Nor even as one of the largest.
And Brisbane WAS, some years back.
But it appears that Perth has taken that title now, in more recent years. While Sochi in Russia comes second.
The greatest Olympic games have been 1956 Melbourne, 1984 Los Angeles, 1988 Seoul & 1992 Barcelona.
1991 was when Melbourne first was given the title of Worlds most liveable city.
The ironic thing is Melbourne has been Australia's best city to live in for quality of life and living standards since the 1850s and still is.
Perth has occupied second place for most of that period.
The other interesting little know fact about one of the females appearing in this video was that they once entered the Alfred Hospital one night in 1992 after a champagne bottle got stuck in their anus.
A bit of sexual experimentation gone wrong! 😉
LOL!😂😅
Ahhh Jen, are the stitches all healed by now?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol!
Hahaha what stitches ?
I was searching for this comment… it had to be here😂
I see the morons are still around, though.
melbourne didn't age well, lies.
Peak Melbourne. All downhill since.
Gawd, spare us the violins, gramps.
@@mebeme007only downhill because of people his age….
@@mebeme007 Show a little respect.
@@echelon2k8
Only me? 🤔
No. 😂🤣
Not anymore. Thanks Dan.
Youre in the minority. After you made this comment, he was re-relected with landslide votes and overwhelming support. Id suggest you pull your head out.
@@SugoiAdam284 This comment aged well.
Never was actually. They just cherry picked a survey, there’s hundreds of them. And they always pick cities that are highly socialist in nature
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Thanks to Daniel Andrews it’s now the biggest S hole in the world.
No longer number one, that's for sure. The Victorian government saw to that!
lousy start sorry....but Barcelona ...
2:52 It's Naarm, now.
1992, when Kiev was considered a better place to live than London or Rome…
No way. 1992 was pre-Blair.
Coming from Sydney to Melbourne for work, it was then regarded as " rust bucket " ! This was not done frivolously. Melbourne and Victoria were in dire straits. Only Channel 7 Melbourne could come up with such tosh. But, living here, this is like a trip down memory lane. All one has to forget the invented oral fluff that is most of the commentary.
Then Danny Boy came along
the knockers might not be fans of melbourne but i doubt the opposite is true
It was. Now it's not and makes me certain that these vote is rigged now. Poor public transport infrastructure, horrible road infrastructure and lacking basic conveniences that make life easier. AND EXPENSIVE, omg are things expensive there now... And I live in Japan which people always thought "it's too expensive!". Wrong. Very wrong.
So your personal opinion, as someone who lives in Japan, apparently makes you better qualified at deciding this, huh.
What a joke.
@@mebeme007 Play nice.
@@echelon2k8
Got a YT copper stalking me in echelon2k8
When the world started to become boring. A toast to Melbourne from 1981 was far more interesting
What the flying frick was that taxi at the start? I lived in Brisbane for 30 years and we never had those things. I guess that's why everyone put shit on Melben.
I’m from Melbourne, and I have no idea! 😂
And it is being completely trashed by the Andrews government
Oh, have some tissues and dry up, already.
i am a true melbonuin and proud victortian
Dan has brought Melbourne to a very dark place. Stealing basic foundational, inalienable civil rights then making them a subscription based "freedom' package deal with an expiry date, is completely abhorrent to anyone with a scrap of decency
Ok, well why did Victorians recent vote the Labor into office again if there is so much discontent?
@@garynewton1263 yes, masses of stupid people can vote out of fear and ignorance. A majority voting to destroy people is not a moral foundation. You are not as clever as you think you are
@@jaylockwood5030 A majority of people in Victoria voting Labor back in is strange considering all the anti-Labor (Anti Dan) stuff I heard whilst back in my home state in November.
This Vic Labor govt isn't a shadow of the great Cain Labor govt that was in office from 82-91.
And when you say Iain't as clever as I say I am.........not sure what you mean?
I've actually undertaken genuine IQ tests on three occasions. 2001 (129), 2003 (146) & 2012 (158) so I have no issues with my logic or knowledge.
Cheers.
@@garynewton1263 The majority of Victorians did NOT vote for the Labor government as their first preference
@@Sean-me4fv So how the hell did Vic get that result then?
Why don't a mojority of voters in most Vic electorates vote for an Independent candidate? That way the Vic state govt can be made up of Independent govt.
This thing of choosing Labor or Lib/NP has got to stop.
They should have kept the immigration policies strict to only Christian European countries.
Aussies are are no longer having enough kids. Particuarly the white Aussies. The fertility rate is below replacement level. It was already low when this particulsr doco came out. Same with the rest of the Western Hemisphere. So we can't keep relying on white Christian immigrants from Europe to keep Australia afloat, because them leaving their own countries to migrate here is essentially accelerating the demise of their own homelands too. You can thank the 60s revolutions for that. Reliance on multiculturalism from EastAsia and the 3rd World, is only a symptom of the problems the hippie movement caused.
Trying to encourage white Aussies to return to the good old Western religious traditions, is really the only way to go from here if you want to see Christians remain the majority. But good luck with that. The damage is irreversible now.
@@eddielong8663 just vote a government who will encourage fertility and kinda guve better impetus on home grown talent and being back manufacturing to Australia all we are exporting is minerals why can't oz export finished pruducts goods cars😓
@@abhisekroy6430 I did. I always vote for the right-wing minor parties now. Not because I like them, but just to try and make a statement. I've lost my respect for Liberal and will gladly spit on the graves of Labour for abandoning the working class long ago. As for the Greens and those so-called teal "Independents", I think you know where I stand on that one.
But the root of the cause is the changing attitudes of the people, not the government. The old traditions are dying. Family structure is in the toilet for the most part. Gay marriage is now legal. People are getting fatter and lazier, and the list goes on. Who in their right mind wants to try and raise their own kids anymore if our own kids are just going to be bombarded with corporate and institutional left-wing sickening propaganda?
@@eddielong8663 I support gay marriages actually...
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Then don't sook about non-Christian-European immigrants making up the majority of immigration these days. Supporting gay marriage essentially aligns yourself with emotion-driven far-left "progressives" who also tend to advocate for less babies being born ("environmental" reasons), while simultaneously advocating that we swing our borders open for illegal 3rd World immigrants to swarm in, for the sake of "human decency". Start using your head, because you're essentially part of the problem.
Geez. That took a turn, didn't it? There I was thinking you were switched on. How mistakened I was.