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Tongue firmly in cheek with that post ;)

Unless the increase in extravagant weddings provided a much needed kick start to many areas of the economy.

Sorry, I honestly have no idea what you are trying to say. No. My business is not bulletproof. Not at all. We are struggling like nearly everyone in this industry at the moment. But I don't know what that has to do with either the stone age or people using iphones. Help me out here...

Errrmmm... further proof that Australia is not going back to the stone age. Unless the iRock shuffle was a major technological invention of the stone age. And I don't think the ALP was in any way associated with Apple in producing this technology. What you describe is common across the...

Stone Age Modern Australia. Hyperbole is a funny thing.

It can be done. Plenty of cities have achieved cycling friendly roads without impacting upon businesses - in fact, improving businesses. The amount of time spent going past a shop window in a car is far less than on a bike or walking. There are countless studies out there that show...

Yep. I think the electorate you live in really has very little impact. I've moved from swing seats to very safe liberal to very safe labor. The only difference is that in a swing seat projects actually get funding and votes are tried to be won. In safe seats you get a rougher deal IMO.

I have seen an upswing in enquiries and new jobs since the election. From speaking with a number of clients most of that is down to a definite political decision - if it was a definitive labor victory it would be largely the same. The uncertainty was the killer.

He is well regarded by the government. Surely his ability to turn his life around is a central part of the liberal party ethnic? A fair few other department hwads were let go.

I'm not because I'm not opposed to the idea of democracy.

FWIW I'm with Geoff. It is simply too early to make any assessment based on economic record.