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V8’s are back baby.
Mercedes dumps EV’s and promises V8 power again in hybrid cars
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I remember when LPG conversions were all the rage. LPG was cheap and had low emissions too. Australia was delivering LPG to Japan for 9 cents per litre (probably still does) and it was 20 cents per litre at the pump here in OZ. Now it is $125 cents per litre, for a petrol by-product that was burnt off in petrol refineries. (yes we once had them in Australia as well) Of course it's all about saving the environment from the dreaded Co2 too. 😄 Ps. LPG didn't have fuel tax back then either. 🤔
Bring back the v8 muscle. Such an aural pleasure to drive. The sound of music.
2 Holden v8 in my shed . Probably take my hsv for a spin today , love the sound .
Well not in Australia there not due to albos new tax!
Good cause a 4 cylinder c63 is a joke. I love 4 cylinder aand 5 cylinder turbo vehicles. How ever you don't but a 4 cylinder in a c63 that normally has a v8 Na or v8 bi turbo.
Leave the batteries out for ever ! Petroleum is plentiful 😂
Electric vehicles. An ineffective solution to a non existent problem!
Hope they keep the sound of the V8 in these hybrid cars. Wonder if they can. Can't beat the real sound of the rumble of a V8.
It'll be a hybrid V8. Very clever way to shut up the green gurus but keep the wealthy car enthusiast happy.
Mercedes is going bankrupt.
Sadly if it's electric, I doubt it can have the same thrill as a traditional V8
Talk about not knowing your customers
Oh nice own goal…..”electrified” V8.
I wouldn't by one. V8 engines were there best between 1990 and 2007. Anything agyer thay got way to hi tech, and troublesome. So I'm sticking to my older lexus v8. Can't beat it.
There was enough disdain from their loyal customers that they had no choice if their beloved C63 was going to survive. What really should happen is the lifting of the meaningless rule that their next generation of cars within the line has to produce less CO2 emissions. All it does is force the use of electric power to make the cars more powerful than the previous generation. Customers won’t be happy to take a cut in the horsepower of their cars for the sake of lower emissions.
Oh how we LOVE to say "we HATE to say" that "we TOLD YOU so". Haha
Listen to consumers, not the left wing media
Also Senator Malcolm Roberts F1 is talking about going back to V10’s
Electric is ‘so passé’ dear boys - time for the climate scam to be told to feck off properly!
BMW never stopped their M5 V8, just doesn’t sound as good as the AMG
Have you missed the word 'electrified' in the piece.
Need to address luxury car taxes 🤔 💰 💰 also I'm quite fine with my vz monaro which pushes out just over 1000hp , perfect for the street , best of all when engine needs a rebuild its cost effective , when as if something goes wrong in electric vehicles your either looking at big money to repair or simply its written off , EV's are disposable junk , essentially etc
At last some sense is happening?
there is endless problems with reliability with "new generation" petrol and deisel vehicles caused by the polution junk they have been forced to put on them.
Go woke go broke
I asked about the mechanism for the Mutual Recognition of Qualifications between Australia and India, which recognises that an Australian degree awarded here is equivalent to an Indian degree awarded in India. It also allows Indian colleges, including private ones, to offer degrees to anyone globally, which can then be used to improve their chances of getting into Australia as skilled migrants.
However, there are concerns about the integrity of this system, given that India is notorious for exam cheating. This raises the risk of admitting individuals who may not possess the skills their degrees allow them to do.
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It's a total scam by Labor and the Coalition to flood our country with cheap Indian workers to push down the wages of young Aussies.
Lowering standards and OUR quality of life.
This is disgusting while these politicians carry on backwards and forwards selling us down the river everyday Australians are suffering. Now my partner and I witnessed this first hand only yesterday at royal Darwin Hospital after 20 hours of labour and giving birth to my dead son. We are provided social worker now this social worker I'm not sure what country they are from showed very little compassion or understanding had very little information other than to tell me and my partner that we had to find out own way to get our son our dead son to a crematorium to be cremated.. now please people try and understand this situation you go to hospital Friday last scans everything is fine heartbeat fine growth fine 38 weeks talk to come in the following Wednesday to be induced. I need to find our son at full term I had no heartbeat. Now after all that traumatic emotional turmoil we get that information dropped on us I want to know how anybody thinks that this is okay here in Australia anybody could not find this absolutely disgusting and wrong. There are so many issues in Australia and here in the northern territory that really need to be addressed. Like housing anywhere else in Australia is too cold so they're recommend have to be a heater here in Darwin it is so hot do you think they have to provide an air conditioner no not one and they don't. But then expected kids to go to school and learn to be the next generation that helps build this country how can you do that when it's so hot kids can't go to sleep to two three four o'clock in the morning but then have to get up at 7 to go and do a full day of school. It's just makes no sense
It stinks. I've worked with so called overseas skilled workers. Most of them have no skills at all. It's very hard to train someone how to do the job when they don't speak or understand English. Then there's the ones that pretend they don't understand especially when hard work is involved
This is of great concern to all Australian's, best is to be cautious any of these current imports & avoid all dealings with this type.
Australia can’t even come up with uniform car rego or road rules between states!! Each state just has to have its own fancy rules!! We have no hope of collaborating with another country on anything.
Omfg you only have to look at how bad they drive and they have a drivers license from India
Considering their degrees are recognised as equivalent how come so many are cashiers or proprieters of 7'11, servos, tobacconists, lotto agents, the corner grocers and of course trolly boys? It's because these jobs and businesses provide the maximum return for the indolence of sitting on your arse all day.
There is not even mutual recognition between states if you want to teach in the state that live in when you trained in another states. So many hoops to jump through. Mutual recognition between countries should be very carefully monitored.
Simple, if their qualifications are up tp scratch, they will have no trouble passing an entry exam to be able to work here.
Senator Malcolm Roberts take a look at our transport industry please. Indian visa holders are taking it over.
It’s not good at all
It's obvious how Unskilled they are
It’s a disgrace and a slap in the face to every Australian who takes their years of study seriously. We in Australia studied hard and long hours for our qualifications. We don’t buy our diplomas or degrees in Australia and to except mutual recognition from India where qualifications are $bought$ is criminal and disgraceful. IT SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED.
Import the third world, become the third world
Comrade Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese by Trevor Loudon
I know someone who has multiple awards and accolades from that region. Shame on them for scamming the people
The influx of third world workers mainly affects the lower socio-economic long term residents of Australia. So why should Labor or liberal even care ? The more they let in , the easier it is to control services . Indians and the like will not be joining unions or striking any time soon . A win win for government and greedy bosses, to the detriment of the people who have paid their wages for decades
Rort we're full start deporting , Skillsets in other countries are not the same here
Its already a humungous problem.. These politicians are completely corrupt ...
This is very true, but I wonder how many years of college the current group of state and federal politicians cheated through....I mean went for their degrees? A side note: My husband is a US citizen and Australia doesn't recognize any of his higher learning or skills. They didn't even recognize our marriage certificate from the US, seems a bit odd coming from a 1st world nation to a first world nation.
A d driver's licenses
Investigate the institutions. Award accreditation as needs. It's bullshit to treat highly qualified immigrants so poorly.
Ask them why indian nurses are coming to Australia via NZ, after staying in NZ for a few months they're sent to Australia. Can barely speak English
Elon musk finally created a private page recently because he wants to put an end to impersonation from people claiming to be him, don't be scammed ok. send him a direct message on Telegram application through the link below 1, you might be lucky to get a response back from him just like I did * 1 https:// t.me/Elon_Reeve_Musk_Official_a
My "Outback Pub Drive" itinerary is here! ⬇️ If you're nearby, come say hello! If I miss you this time, don't worry—I'll be back!
Sunday | 23 February
6pm: Warwick Hotel, 20 Palmerin Street, Warwick
Monday | 24 February
12 pm: Victoria Hotel, 81 Marshall Street, Goondiwindi
6 pm: Cobb and Co, 20 Henry Street, St George
Tuesday | 25 February
12 pm: Royal on Ninety-Nine, 99 McDowall Street, Roma
6 pm: Cattle Camp Hotel, 149 Alfred Street, Charleville
Wednesday | 26 February
12 pm: The Quilpie Brick Hotel, 34/36 Brolga Street, Quilpie
6 pm: The Longreach Tavern, 103 Eagle Street, Longreach
Thursday | 27 February
12 pm: Emerald Star Hotel, 47-51 Clermont Street, Emerald
6 pm: Coal ‘n’ Cattle, 63 Dawson Hwy, Moura
Friday | 28 February
12 pm: Phoenix Hotel, 29 Red Hill Road, Gympie
One Nation's plan is to:
✅ Cut fuel excise
✅ Remove alcohol tax in licensed venues
✅ Reduce power bills by 20%
Only One Nation has real solutions to put more money in Australians' pockets and keep our iconic outback pubs alive.
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Good on you do you need a driver cheers and thank you Malcolm
And since you are calling into Moura call into Mt Perry 
Malcolm you could have made it an “Outback Church Drive “. 😂🍻👍🙉
So you last time at the Birdcage - enjoyed what you had to say!!! 😊
What a great run!
The cost of a beer now is the end to allot of pubs and clubs. Fucking ridiculous
Malcolm you forgot the Barcoo Hotel in Blackall....
The shocking part is they are all heading to be ghost towns and all the pubs are either closed for good or barely open anymore 😞
Most country pubs are closing up becuase of the booze taxs
Safe Travels and keep spreading the Truth
That is absolutely bloody fantastic. You're actually getting to the western side of the great dividing range. You have got my attention. Just wish other politicians would do the same. 
Is one nation willing to join forces with the other minor parties who are aligning to save Australia? Also are you stopping at Surat pub?
AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 VOTE ONE NATION ….1
Well done Malcolm 👏
Imbil pub be good.
Dumb Nation is a waste of a vote. They didn't even vote in parliament on things they pretend to support. Probably having a long lunch deciding what never to be implemented policy to put out to fool their cooker base.
drunk driving is against the corporation policy, but an illegally amended constitution is fine
too many minor parties shedding votes, thats how we got dilbo. xD toto is not happy with china, oh boy he will tell you.
What’s this Malcolm?
NEED CUTBACKS ON THE FUEL GROCERIES NEED A POLLIE THAT IS GENUINE ENOUGH TO HELP PEOPLE
Given Malcolm’s antivaccer push it’s worth remembering this: www.abc.net.au/news/2016-01-14/parents-share-video-of-baby-rileys-final-moments/7087434
Hopefully you'll meet some nice people along the way
Senator Malcolm Robertsneeds to walk away from ON after the betrayal and join up with Babet and Senator Gerard Rennick
A pretty good pub crawl!
BREAKING: YouTube has suddenly banned me from uploading, posting or live streaming for two weeks
The reason given is dozens of videos, some more than 6 months old, that have only now been flagged as an issue.
This includes multiple videos calling for a COVID Royal Commission.
Thank you for meme, David
I co-signed the Digital ID Repeal Bill alongside Senators Antic, Babet, Canavan, Hanson and Rennick, which was introduced into the Senate earlier today.
This Bill aims to repeal the government's dystopian and ill-conceived Digital ID Bill.
What everyday Australians need is a… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805872597449818132
2 years ago I promised to hound down those responsible for the damage our COVID measures caused to Australians.
Today, in company with Senators Antic, Canavan, Rennick and O'Sullivan, a Bill was introduced to immediately commence a Senate Select Commission of Inquiry into our… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805533759519048180
Australia declared the most expensive country for housing in the English speaking world.
Ban foreigners buying houses and cut immigration now!
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