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Honest Government Ads are one of the greatest national treasures of Australia. When the government is being twats, which is all the time, they're here to call them out for it in the smilingest way possible.
Cool and normal.
‘Nippers’ is junior surf life saving - basically swimming and surf safety education for little kids.
The Honest Ads guys are bloody funny - funnier than friendlyjordies and swollenpickles.
Nippers was also a general term used by my grandparents and great grandparents generations meaning young kids.
PLUS Nippers is free
Nippers is also junior footy players.
Also a training pipeline for our volunteer Surf Life savers.
@@MrMambott no it is not. Costs about the same as any other kids activity.
Yes, each state goverment is separate to the Federal Govt. They are responsible for different things.
The government of my state, New South Wales, has streamlined its operations by divesting itself of most of its responsibilities except the maintainenance of political retirement pensions and the backbench-to-corporate-lobbyist underground railway.
@@HummelJaeger you should follow friendlyjordies on youtube
@@kerstinscheel6921 : I already do. :-)
And then there's the local governments
LOVE Juicemedia. They'll give you the truth with a punch in the face.
The 'ads' are indeed dubbed - they are incisive, topical and indeed very political - I love them as an Aussie myself. Mining has captured much our political class here - so this an apt one. Not just for WA, but Australia nationally too. 'Nippers' = young kid surf lifesavers.
I appreciate how you’re always willing to explore and learn about Australian culture, checking Google when you don’t understand, and asking your Aussie viewers relevant questions all the time. It’s engaging and interesting. Keep up the great work! ❤
(Very different to many other American reaction channels where they just go “OMG”)
It's a parody of real government ads. You may note the misspelling of the word Australian, in the logo for the "Western Australien (sic) Government". This allows them to say it's an official WA Government advertisement without having to add a verbal or written disclaimer. As you can't legally pretend to be someone you're not, if they used the correct spelling for Australian then they would have needed to put in a disclaimer, which may have affected the feel/flow of the parody.
Thanks. I hadn't spotted that.
We can’t just move this rock art it belongs where it is to the traditional owners of this land
Of course you can move them, if the Egyptians can move the Abu Simbel temples because of the Aswan High Dam surely Australia can organise to move a few rocks.
no it has cultural importance to the indigenous people including the location it isn’t just that easy
@@hellfire_2345 Rubbish, throw them a couple of mill$$$ and they'll help you move them.
Sg nice reply not
We need to protect and respect our culture 💕
She is being dubbed but it's supposed to be like a government ad that you see repeating in places like RMS, Medicare and stuff
Each of the Australian States have a State Government but we also have an Australian government which is the federal government. Our state governments have a Premier and the Australian Federal Government has the Australian Prime Minister
Each Aussie state also has a Governor
Though unlike the US, the position is mostly just ceremonial, as they're the representative of the Crown (Now King Charles III) at the state level, while the Governor- General represents this at the federal level.
It gets better. Some of the State governments have an Upper AND Lower chamber. Oh and there's local government too!
@@Ainzleeriddell We also have law courts, where the judges give you "The Boot" and disparaging the boot, is a bootable offence.
This is satire with a huge swathe of truth😁
Huge being 99.9% Truth 😄
Yes she is being dubbed, their onscreen ladies do the videos, while another dos the voice overs
they actually have a behind the scenes video on yt, showing this, worth the watch
nippers are what they call kids who do surf life saving training
The Telsla battery is not in WA, its in South Australia and I think there is one now in Victoria too. Definitely dont think they put one in WA yet, we are behind on that stuff.
@Princess Daisy seems like every country in the world can't cope with power demands because of switching to renewables? You haven't heard of the massive power problems looming for Europe? And also, solar farms and lithium mining cause huge environmental damage.. Look how much land clearing and destruction of wildlife habitats have to be destroyed to put up turbines, not to mention all the copper mining required for the turbines and the millions of birds they kill... You people are delusional and hypocritical
Hey now, don’t be negative! You guys are at least in front on pollution! Careful though, we Queenslanders are trying to catch up to you! ;)
@@ltore1 yeah im originally from QLD but been over here for 3 decades.
There's a reason my state is called Wait.Awhile *sigh
Is everyone here just ignoring the fact that batteries require the earth to be destroyed from mining?
As a US born citizen and now a dual-citizen living in Western Australia, I can understand why Ryan's not understanding Australian political humour but surprised that Ryan did not recognize one of "These Knobs" - the woman Knob on the left is Gina Rinehart - who was recently in sitting in the front row in Florida when Trump annouced his 2024 run for the Presidency.
The bugle building is the Belltower and has attracted huge criticism since it was built in 2000.
For those that dont know the background to that, the the truth is even funnier. The bell tower houses the bells of the church of st martins, london - theyre about 600 years old and were given as a gift to Perth City. Perth City wanted to house them in a massive high tower, so we could all hear their beautiful sound - which is impressive btw. Unfortunately, a bit down the road from them is Langley Park - a huge swathe of green open land next to the river but in the CBD area. Importantly, Langley Park is one of only two official airfields in the world that is INSIDE a major capital city.
So when the plans for the original bell tower were released there was a big outcry from people in perth who - wait for it - wanted to preserve Langley Park as an official airfield. So, because of the ‘save Langley park airfield’ campaign the belltower had to be miniaturised to avoid interference with the landing area approach way to Langley Park.
In my quite long lifetime Langley Park has only served its official function as an airfield for the red bull air races (twice) and occasionally as a parachute landing ground during the Australia Day ‘skyshows’ (fireworks and plane displays). Prior to that the last plane to land on Langley Park was probably a ww1 sopwith camel. Flying planes low over the river became unpopular when one nosedived into the river during an Australia day skyshow, tragically killing two people onboard. The Langley Park airfield preservationists went to war to preserve - pretty much nothing.
Then it was decided that international mining companies needed high rise offices in Perth and Elizabeth Quay and its high rises went up almost overnight (a good thing btw). Langley Park is now a very large grass field in the Perth CBD and no-one knows what to do with it. Oh, yeah, and we also have a tiny bell tower 500 metres down the road from it.
Vanity project
It was supposed to be twice as wide at the base and three times taller. Would have been huge. Original plans were shown at City of Perth Council House for several years.
WA guy here, can confirm that I pay taxes from my non-existent income to our mining company overlords.
So if you don’t earn money how do you pay tax? And if you actually do live in WA why not get a fu,,ing job there are plenty available thanks to mining
@@lindasmith320 facts. My industry is screaming for workers right now. Unless you are disabled, or extremely sick, there is no excuse to not be working in WA right now.
I live in Western Australia and I agree with the Bell Tower criticism.
Juice media is hilarious but scary as well because of the truth behind the humour, a bit like John Oliver but on a much smaller scale. There’s videos about America as well which you should watch especially the one about Hawaii and on your elections.
The weird speaking thing is what most governments adds are like in Australia
Juice Media has only been around since 2016 - and are fabulous!
This is a fun group of Serious PARODY comedy. It is the best! You ought to see the pre-election stuff they made at the beginning of the year!
The bushfire stuff was quite good!
The battery pack was installed in 100days as promised. (It was South Australia, SA. Not Western Australia,WA)
We have state governments and a federal government.
They have different scopes.
No. They’re making tens of billions a year. They really should pay 10% which they are not.
You are right. There is a body actor and a voice actor. It gets weirder when there are two women both with the same voice.
Brilliant videos none the less
Juicemedia the voice of the people bringing up issues that politicians would rather dissappear, like the old days before the Internet.
Lots of love from New Zealand.
We have a Federal Government and each State has a State Government like you guys. The head of the State Government is called the Premier (your Governor) And at a Federal level they are called Prime Minister (your President)
Do Guy Fieri's visit to an Australian bakery/restaurant in Kansas City, called Banksia. It's a hoot and you get to see great Australian food. No politics.
No Bugles in Australia.
Woodside is Australia's largest energy company.
Nippers are children learning life saving
Knobs were Gina Rienhart the wealthiest person in the country (Inherited from her father's iron ore interests), Politician and AFL commentator Basil Zampilas
RIO is 1 of the world's largest mining companies and blew up the site in expanding one of it's iron ore mines. The CEO resigned as a result a few years ago.
Nothing new about politics and big business being intertwined together.
Each State has a separate Government structure with different legislation. WA is the largest mining State so the State Government receive substantial tax and royalties from operations and why their interests are so connected. The Federal Government receive Billions from taxation from mining companies. Over $26B in fact and over $16B in royalties as well.
That would be Perth city mayor, Basil Zempilas, who thinks the way to solve homlessness in the city is to make it illegal for the homeless to be in the city. A complete turd!
@@Notric OK. Understood. Nothing like making a CBD pristine for everyone and hiding the truth.
Zempilas is the ultra-woke Mayor of Perth, who was a radio announcer and TV personality as well. He got voted in on just 1600 votes, showing that nobody lives in Perth city.
@@carrisasteveinnes1596 He's not "woke" at all. He's still Kerry Stokes' shill and hates poor people.
You should mention that the pollie was the Attorney General and alleged rapist, he was also paid a mysterious $1mil trust to help prevent an actual investigation. Christian Porter is disgusting and I'm glad we're rid of him.
When asking about the governments, you answered your own question. Australia is a federation (hence the word "federal" of states, similar to the US. The Federal Government governs the federation, like it does in the US, each state has its own elected government. So where the US has state governors, we have state premiers as a similar comparison.
I can't find the video I want to comment on (I'm watching it on Roku), so I will comment here. It's so refreshing to see an American who is not in politics unafraid to have an open, honest take on the situation in America. You have a remarkable lack of defensiveness, which is so necessary right now. I'm Canadian, and we are very critical of our government and ourselves all the time. We think it's necessary and essential to progress. You give me hope for America. Keep it up!
Love 'Juice Media', it's hardcore truth brought to you via comedy gold, if someone told you about this stuff in a serious medium, a lot of people just tune out, this way, everyone gets the message. Thanks for another great reaction. ❤ Oh, and we do have 'Bugles' but they're called 'Cornados' (coz they look like a tornado, I guess)
Just like the U.S. Australia has 3 levels of government, local (city, / town) state & federal
I live in Newcastle N.S.W.The biggest coal port by volume in the world ,near 10 years running.Leased to a foreign company for 99 years recently.We have now overtaken Qatar in Natural gas production to be number 1.Yet we still buy our gas back from Japan after exporting it to them.We had a gas shortage on the east coast a few months ago.The way this country has been run.You’ll see a lot more of her and her brilliant calculator.
This is so funny. I am Victorian and this doesn’t even seem like a skit 😂
I'm Victorian too, considered moving because of all the wild weather, then realised the rest of Australia is just as bad at the moment
@@gingergamer3270 lol
Life not so great in Danistan, huh?
@@carrisasteveinnes1596 ?
@@carrisasteveinnes1596 Do you mean Dan Andrews?
I love these videos - full of irony and sarcasm that Aussies do so well. Australia is a federation of states & territories. Western Australia is a state and has its own government. 'Nippers' are young kids who are learning the basics of water safety and teamwork from surf liveavers. My nephew is a nipper and loves it!
Western Australia is the largest state in Australia.
It full of minerals, gold, gas, oil ect. And it has a small population
with large areas of desert and scrub. Plus a long coastline.
Land area five X Texas, or all of Western Europe.
It’s ok Ryan we missed ‘Hey Hey…” and the live stream-all good
Yeah, I was wondering about that! Thought I just missed it but I guess he didn't get around to it.
Australia had a Solar Power Car Race a few years ago, that might be something worth looking up, it was a big deal around the world at the time 😁
That woman amongst the '3 knobs' mentioned.... is Gina Rinehart - Mining Magnate and Richest person in Australia. Daughter of Lang Hancock, the Founder.
Small side note; I love that you pause the videos to do a little research and leave it in
A nipper is a baby learner surf lifesaver :)
That's a cool ad. Really calls a spade a spade.
Companies that big have to appear above board but believe me, the taxes they pay are pocket change to them.
Nipper is in effect a Junior Lifeguard, a bit like scouts but with lots of sandy beaches and water involved.
The lady in white knob is Australia richest women inherited from her father.
Jumped from 13 to 26 billion dollars during the pandemic.
You need to watch all their videos!
"Nippers" are junior members of Surf Life Savers Association
WATCH "which commonwealth force did the British love or value the most?" By the front
Also a Australian btw
we dont have Bugles but we have CC's Cornado's, basically same thing. Nippers are junior kids learning beach safety etc, some go on to become volunteer lifeguards
American living in WA....cornados are definitely not the same as bugles!
@@lollie0305 ok cool, they seem very similar but I will have to go with you as you've tried them both, I havent 👍
Hey Ryan, I have seen your American Reaction videos on Australians, and especially our songs ( some that give me tingles and tears, here is another version brought by our ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation, funded by the Federal government) They have 2 versions but my favorite is the sing-along, it made me cry . And the 90 years celebration of ABC broadcasting is so moving, this song should be considered as a new anthem elected by our Prime minister for our country. The beautiful yet inspiring lands of Australia. The seekers really did it right!
Sing along (ABC LOCKDOWN VIDEO 2020)
90 years of ABC
P.S the people in the beautiful coloured dresses and gowns, known in our country as First Nations people (what it says it what it means) are the people who lived on the land presently as Australia for 40thousand + years, only what is known we can say. They are an inspiration for our rights in Australia which they mainly advocated for, especially race rights and gender rights, and most importantly voting! ALSO PLEASE NOTE: My links have been removed my yoututbe to the videos, look them up sorry :( If i posted a link again they bann my account from youtube :(. Check you emails from perosn of my name, Nikola Bee, and the links are there , sorry.
Anyways have a great day!
In the case, you did not notice, they misspell Australian as Australien on purpose.
Completely OT, would love you to react to the Ibis Song (Bin Chicken Song). It’s a quick video and I think you’d get a laugh (and much puzzlement) at the language.
Also from WA, our mining industry is epic, nippers are junior footy players.
The tesla battery was built in South Australia in reaction to the entire state having an electrical blackout. It was fairly cheap... if you can afford to throw 44b in the bin. For us... not so much. But it works great. Backup generator for 10% of the population was definitely worth it. Only had 3 massive blackouts since then
Just on the Tesla Battery site, that's not used to help power the country. It's only used to help power South Australia when interstate powerlines when brought down in storms. So it's useful but not in any kind of renewable energy way.
The Tesla battery has been huge for South Australia. Stores power from renewables for on demand usage. SA Gov generated half a billion $$ by storing and selling power form the battery into interstate power grids.
Nippers - children - used in this context to mean children learning about safety in the water, the sea, promoted by surf life saving organisations
In 2017(?) a severe storm knocked out all power to South Australia (essentially some interconnector between Vic and SA got knocked out, overloading the demand on the network). While there was theoretically power available, firing up power plants takes time, and power networks don't cope well with fluctuations (I think there was a famous outage in the US caused by unexpected network fluctuations that cascaded across a lot of the country - not sure on details). Anywho, if the network had some sort of balancing the network may have coped better (probably still with a partial failure, but not the whole network in the state going bye-bye). Musk saw an opportunity to sell a battery (it helps balance network load) and offered to set it up - "free if not completed in 100 days"). It copped a lot of criticism, because theoretically the battery can only power the state for a very short amount of time - but the point of it is load balancing rather than continued power (in a similar way most UPS are designed to give you enough power to safely shut down systems rather that to continue normal operations during an outage). The SA Government took him up on the offer and the rest is history....
Regarding "What is WA?". We have a 3-tiered system of Government (I suspect the US is likely similar to some degree), where there is a Federal Government, a State Government and a Local Government (in most places). Western Australia is a state, and has some autonomy to do whatever it likes independent of the Federal Government (the states aren't fully autonomous - obviously they rely on Federal Govt to distribute funding which sometimes comes with strings attached - but broadly speaking how the states run is up to the state Governments)
Lived in Karratha for 10 years and loved it, lived in Perth for 6 months and hated it 😂
'Nippers' are young surf life savers, aged 5-14 years. It is a Junior Development Program & pathway to becoming a fully rounded participant.
Ryan, there are 6 states & 2 territories (northern territory & the ACT, Canberra, our capital city, where all the politicians work) 8 in total, each has their own premier, (your governor) and controls the state. This is a joke ad, about if they told the truth. There is a whole series. You have to look up a Aussie TV show called “life support” which is a parody of a lifestyle show or “Russel Coight” which is kind of a parody of Steve Erwin crocodile 🐊 Hunter. A nipper is a child swimmer. One of the Knobs was Gina Reinhardt, who owns our biggest iron ore mining company and our richest woman. And yes a mining company DID blow up a sacred site, and they know it was there, apparently it was an “accident”.
ahh we actually have 6 states (new south wales, queensland, victoria, tasmania, south australia & western australia) + 2 territories (northern territory & australian capitol territory)
@@-STROM- thanks for picking up my typo, I have fat thumbs. Lol
She’s an Australian comedian, who makes these ads, she’s very popular
reason why there no battery powered charging in WA yet it cuz its fucing big and the battery car will blowup before making through a 42 degree week. One place you have to visit (not in summer) is the Gloucester tree. Its a huge climbable 58 metres of fun unless your afraid of heights.
She is being dubbed... She's actually a twin, which is why she looks slightly different and a 3rd lady dubs both their voice.
Nippers is like a surf beach club for kids and teenagers that basically do all kinds of little events on the beach and in the surf, basically teaches them to surf and how to be a lifesaver and a good swimmer
This video was released at a ti e when the eastern side of the country was impacted by massive increases in electricity and gas prices. Western Australia made smart deals and arrangements with mining companies to ensure that the residents of Western Australia would always have access to reasonable priced electricity and gas. Is it not surprising that the eastern states are again attacking us for our forward thinking. This also followed some eastern states proposing that we in the west pay more taxes so they can get cheaper power. Wrong in so many levels.
We can have the smart deals but that doesn't take away from their message that we're still getting screwed by billionaires and massive multinationals.
Brief explanation. The states came first (as colonies) and have their own governments, constitutions and laws. All states cut a 'federal size hole' in their constitution and created the federal government to be responsible for the specific things in this hole. So defense, most tax, creating standards, national healthcare funding, age care, indigenous affairs, declaring national parks, etc. The states hold power for local police, local education, local health service provisions, running national parks, etc. Therefore, the feds have zero authority outside of the stuff given to them by the state constitutions. To change this, all of the states would have to change their constitutions and then the whole of Australia would have to change the fed constitution.
This actually works surprisingly well, except when it doesn't. Big stuff-ups are taxes and health as examples. The Federal government sets the standards, collects most of the money and holds the purse strings for health, but the state governments are responsible for actually delivering health services. There's a lot of finger pointing. But at least the health system works better then it does in the US.
"Why does this lady seem like she is being dubbed?"
Lady is actually being dubbed.
There is a good video on how JuiceMedia makes their videos - they released it at the end of the year, I think 2021 but it might have been the end of 202. You should look it up.
Australian states have their own state governments which means they have their own parliaments, laws, regulations and constitutions and is one tier below the federal government (based in Canberra) which is for the entire country. It commonly called the 3 tier system, Federal, state and local.
FYI the Tesla battery is in South Australia, not Western Australia. Even though the battery is one of the biggest in the world, it's really only a few seconds or minutes worth of energy to the grid, so it's not there to save energy. Rather the battery helps with grid stability through frequency control (FCAS), which does save the operator millions of dollars.
Before the the battery, to only way to do FCAS was to have rotating generation like a coal or gas generator, meaning that fossil fuels had to be burning no matter what, even if there was an over supply of solar and wind.
She is being dubbed. They had a behind the scenes video a while back showing how they make it.
Wow Ryan, well done. It only took you a few seconds. You're right that Juice Media clips are dubbed. There is one woman that does the voice for all of them, and then there's a couple of girls that do all the presenting. Even for other country's videos.
Those knobs are mining magnate Gina Rinehart (richest woman in Australia), former Attorney-General Christian Porter (who stepped down from the role amidst some historic controversy), and Basil Zempilas (a crap footy commentator who became Lord Mayor of Perth)
Nippers meant something completely different in 1942. All the best Yankee.
6:33 think of it like Texas - Aus. Constitution was modelled on America’s.
Lol love honest government ads on RUclips. 1.51- The female knob is Gina Rinehart lol. She was the richest woman in the world and is the richest person in Australia. Family made fortune from mining in WA.
Musk's Batteries were in South Australia (SA) not Western Australia (WA).
The battery is in South Australia, not WA.
When it comes to mining projects, it needs to pass both federal and state government approvals. The federal gov can veto it if it doesn't come up to scratch on environmental issues
You missed 2:11 the raised eyebrow when saying 'cun - tery'.
She is being dubbed. They dud a behind-th3e-scenes video and showed the woman with the silky voicel. :)
They did one on the USA and Brazil. They are brilliant. This is how we deal with politicians in Aus.
In answer to your question, each State and Territory have their own leader called a Premier, who is elected by the public.
Wrong about that premiers are selected aswell as prime minister Rigged elections
@@cazzysassel8249 oh no an Australian Trumpiam! Who'd a thunk it. Do you have a make australia great again hat? Or just a tinfoil one. Thank f*ck we're not as out of control as the US with this BS. Thankfully most intelligent aussies saw thru the morrison lnp crap and chose differently.
I ripped you pretty hard in a comment on, I think it was an 80/90s music/agro upload,….
I’m liking ya more now mate, keep it up😁👍🏼👍🏼
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Tesla batteries went to South Australia
Australia is a federated commonwealth. State and federal governments have divided powers. States are semi-independent, have their own constitutions and make their own laws, but are subject to the constitution and laws of the commonwealth, in many ways similar to how it works in the US. Although we don’t elect practically every public officer like you guys do. It is completely possible to have two sets of laws for the same thing; one that only applies to those inside the state and another that only applies to those whose businesses or operations exist in multiple states. Depending on how the law was written either only one will apply or both. This happens a lot with wages and industrial relations, education and healthcare.
The main difference is we are set up as a democratic commonwealth, and the US is set up as a union of states within a republic, which mostly impacts how governments are formed and the redistribution of wealth between states. In Australia we ensure economically weaker states can provide equivalent government services to their populations as better financially off states; we have this thing called fiscal equalisation built into the constitution which requires wealthy states to provide a portion of their revenue to the federal government to redistribute to poor ones. So you don’t end up with wealthy states that have every service and impoverished states that have nothing and no basically prospects of ever turning it around.
When applied fairly it works really well, and when applied cruelly it can hurt the donor state. This happened not so long ago with WA paying up to 72% of its GST revenues for years because of their relative economic performance, until the matter was fixed. Now they can’t take more than 30%, which is a big win for WA and allows it to build infrastructure to keep investing in that economy that supports basically every other state.
Hilarious video to react to. 3 forms of government in Australia...Federal, State, Local. Thanks for this, young Ryan...most enjoyable 💖💖💖😂😂😂🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
All all useless.
The points she made about Labour are right, a lot of people my age at least (I can't speak for other age groups) voted for them to help reduce emissions (like any party actually cares) at least they acted like they cared to end it until they got in and now they're doing the opposite
The federal government isn't. Besides, a lot of people voted strategically in the federal election by putting Greens or an Independent first, then Labor, and of course the Libs last.
I’m Australia, all the different states have their own governments, but there’s one person who sees over the whole country, which is the prime minister ☺️
You need to get up to date with our states. We are a federation. They have such inventive names like South Australia, Western Australia etc. and everything in Australia is ‘Great’; the Great Barrier Reef, the great Australian bight, the great dividing range, and Victoria (that’s a State) has a small area of desert called the Little Desert. We are basically the worlds quarry. We dig shit up and sell it to other countries, so the resource companies get rich, pay very little tax, have next to no limitations on their activities and destroy aboriginal cultural sites with impunity.
Juukan Gorge was full of accent indigenous rock art. Rio Tinto claimed they didn’t know as they didn’t have updated plans which is not exactly truthful. The reason why is because unfortunately indigenous heritage sites are not listed as or equal to unesco heritage sites so the penalty for destroying something like this is chump change to big companies like Rio.
Also we have 3 levels of government: local (so your local city or area,) state, and federal
Similar or kind of like the United States, Australia is a federation of states. So yes, the WA government is an entirely seperate entity to the Australian Federal Government.
Each state and territory has it own government
Video recommend: UNTAMED, "Keeping up with the Joneses", a family living in outback Australia on a cattle ranch, they use helicopters to move the stock!! Wow!! Northern Territory Newspaper (NT) headlines, crocs , crocs, disasters, fun drunks!
Royalties are for the raw materials that the companies extract, The companies pay little or no income tax.
Western Australia is one of the states in the Commonwealth of Australia. So just like in the US there are State laws and Federal laws.
a nipper is junior lifesafer, and the tesla battery is in south australia
I wouldn't say that is the majority view of the mining and energy industry in WA and of Woodside. The resource industry has bought a lot of wealth into the state and has created many well paid jobs, both directly and indirectly. Many of our other industry rely on the mining. When the mining slows down, so does our economy. During the last 2 mining booms, there was literally a labor shortage. We rode out the GFC and every other recession like a pot hole over the past 20 years. Generally, we like our gas because we have gas pipe line that runs from the north west and down to Perth and the South west. Although there have been one or two controversial projects, overall the resource industry is welcome by most. I have never been aware that Woodside a bad reputations, people are more worried about RIO Tinto for destroying the cave paintings.
West Australian government is a state government, as opposed to the Federal Government.
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Loving your content for our Australia Ryan :) " Happy Arvo " where did you hear that from? " I'm 54 years old, born and bred in Australia, and I have never heard that saying. Hope we see you and your family "down under" soon xx
on the government question we have state governments as well as federal governments in australia and premiers report to the prime minister
The lady in the video about Westside is being dubbed
Nippers are junior life savers (life guards).
The Australian polities are similar to the the USAs.
We have states which existed as coloniws under the British,
When we became independant the colonies federated to become states and the Commonwealth of Australia (the feds) was born.
We also have local councils as the lowest form of gov, rouighly equiviliant to US county gevernments.