Dad, Cricket Lover, Rugby League Lover
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Joined December 2014
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Mark Malone retweeted
Same seats (lower tier / corner). Same stadium. Just a different home side. Family of 4 ticket price to @dolphinsnrl = $125. Family of 4 ticket price to @brisbanebroncos = $716. Almost 6 times the price.
Absolute extortion #NRL
@footyindustryAU
Mark Malone retweeted
Can’t believe the hysteria over the pitch.
Head- played on
Wetherald- strangled down leg
Labuschagne- drove at a wide one
Smith - bowled through the gate
Carey- was set up…caught down leg
Green- runout
I could go on and on.
Mark Malone retweeted
I say it every year. Let's get an updated @NRL version of this badge on the sleeve of the Grand Final jerseys. Give the people what they want. #NRLGrandFinal #NRLGF #NRLStormBroncos
Mark Malone retweeted
Today I have reached the ripe old age of 65.
Retired from the workforce for nearly four years, but kept busy with a myriad of honorary roles with the @sydneyroosters , including that of Club Historian.
My sincerest thanks to medical science for what it does for people like me.
Mark Malone retweeted
$26 4 two schooners in Sydney 🍻 sold in plastic cups - welcome to modern Australia 🇦🇺
And barley farmer gets about 0.20c for each one - top that @GrainProducers
Mark Malone retweeted
a Brisbane alternative guy and I was a hair metal fan. But we both came at it from opposite directions and loved it. A year later at the World Cup they were bigger than ever and I had an Oasis t-shirt. And a smashed CD of Definitely Maybe I carried everywhere. Anyway, RIP Scobie.
Mark Malone retweeted
Fifty years ago today, Bertie Milliner died. He was a fairly obscure Queensland senator but what happened next was colossal. Joh Bjelke-Petersen refused to replace Milliner with Labor's preferred candidate, Mal Colston, and the wheels started turning towards the Whitlam dismissal
Mark Malone retweeted
There’s a persistent myth, often taken up journalists, that the Coalition gave essential support for Labor’s reforms in the 1980s. It’s false.
Most reforms passed the Senate with Democrats support. Bob Hawke and Paul Keating told me they didn’t want, need or seek support from John Howard and Andrew Peacock.
Time for a fact check: the Coalition did NOT support the major economic/budget reforms: the Accord, assets test on pensions, introduction of capital gains and fringe benefits taxes, or superannuation. Only Howard supported the float of the dollar.
Nor did the Coalition support the seminal social policy reform of the decade: Medicare.
#Insiders #auspol
