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1 hour ago, gbenjo said:

 Now that Australia' s worst PM  ( and GI neighbour) is no longer around 

 

Big call that one. I agree the chardonnay socialist was abysmal, but PM's Rudd x 2 & Gillard would have him well covered in terms of reverse GOAT, and many would say the honourable member for Warringah would be in the running also.

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15 minutes ago, mr walker said:

 

Big call that one. I agree the chardonnay socialist was abysmal, but PM's Rudd x 2 & Gillard would have him well covered in terms of reverse GOAT, and many would say the honourable member for Warringah would be in the running also.

Totally agree (except maybe for Mr Wabbit) but did not want to start a "debate" and seeing he was in charge when the decision was made to reject GI  I took the easy way out 🤔

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1 hour ago, gbenjo said:

I am starting to think that maybe the Botany Bay " option" may be furfy to bring pressure on the Fed govt to approve GI.  Now that Australia' s worst PM  ( and GI neighbour) is no longer around they probably figure they can blow some taxpayers money just to prove their point. Either way we probably will not see another terminal operating for a couple of years minimum, which does not help, but  the cruiselines should be able to work around it short term. Realistically, the third terminal is really only needed for a couple of months a year anyway and with Brisbane,and to some extent Melbourne, taking some of the pressure off Sydney and cruise schedules pretty much in place for a couple years,it's not that critical.

Could be some kind of reverse phychology to get voters on side.

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4 hours ago, gbenjo said:

I am starting to think that maybe the Botany Bay " option" may be furfy to bring pressure on the Fed govt to approve GI.  Now that Australia' s worst PM  ( and GI neighbour) is no longer around they probably figure they can blow some taxpayers money just to prove their point. Either way we probably will not see another terminal operating for a couple of years minimum, which does not help, but  the cruiselines should be able to work around it short term. Realistically, the third terminal is really only needed for a couple of months a year anyway and with Brisbane,and to some extent Melbourne, taking some of the pressure off Sydney and cruise schedules pretty much in place for a couple years,it's not that critical.

You may well be right.

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47 minutes ago, MicCanberra said:

No, If the passengers cannot hold their breath for at least two minutes, then they don't deserve to get to the other end.

I can see where your coming from mic.

They would be worthy of the unlimited drinks package then.

 Drink 6 drinks with out having to take breath.

A absolute genius.

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Hayes dock sounds good 
There’s constant talk of getting container trucks of the road,especially the M5 tunnel.

 Send the container ships to Kembla or Newcastle .

All they have to do is build a terminal.

And once the ship was docked, I don’t think it would interfere with air traffic.

Just reschedule the air traffic as the ship comes and goes

 

 

It would be quite nice sitting on your balcony plane spotting.

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