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Australia and Royal Commisions

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It seems a month ,or even sometimes a week doesn't go by in Australia with another 'Royal.Commission ' announced ,either state or Federal .Yes there are even government offices permanently staffed with RC staff . Bureaucratic madness and total waste of public money ..my Aussie friend used to tell me . Today South Australia announced a RC on 'Artificial Intelligence ' what utter nonsense. Any Aussie expats have a view?

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35 minutes ago, asterboy66 said:

It seems a month ,or even sometimes a week doesn't go by in Australia with another 'Royal.Commission ' announced ,either state or Federal .Yes there are even government offices permanently staffed with RC staff . Bureaucratic madness and total waste of public money ..my Aussie friend used to tell me . Today South Australia announced a RC on 'Artificial Intelligence ' what utter nonsense. Any Aussie expats have a view?

Are you from Oz, which state? Have a look at what RC have brought to lite, then see who does there best to prevent implementation. Bravo to SA for this AI move tho!

Mate, Royal Commissions are just a way of passing the buck so they don't have to make decisions themselves. You are right, just a total waste of money and time.

22 hours ago, Olmate said:

Are you from Oz, which state? Have a look at what RC have brought to lite, then see who does there best to prevent implementation. Bravo to SA for this AI move tho!

Mate, there is no one in SA with enough brains to understand what AI is doing. By time they release a report it will have progressed far beyond what they are looking at now.

They need to have a Royal Commission into why there are so many Royal Commissions. 😂

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6 hours ago, KhunHeineken said:

They need to have a Royal Commission into why there are so many Royal Commissions. 😂

Now an RC on AI in South Australia, who is going to be Commison chair..DeepSeek 🤣.it's total BS but I think Aussies are so resigned to them being part of the political gravy train they don't complain anymore .

13 hours ago, asterboy66 said:

Now an RC on AI in South Australia, who is going to be Commison chair..DeepSeek 🤣.it's total BS but I think Aussies are so resigned to them being part of the political gravy train they don't complain anymore .

Just more jobs for the boys and junket trips.

Albo resisted the Royal Commission into Bondi, that's because the findings will be damaging to the Federal and State governments. Mainly, ASIO did not communicate to NSW Police about the gunman being on a watch list, so the state police could cancel his firearms license and confiscate his guns.

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10 hours ago, KhunHeineken said:

Just more jobs for the boys and junket trips.

Albo resisted the Royal Commission into Bondi, that's because the findings will be damaging to the Federal and State governments. Mainly, ASIO did not communicate to NSW Police about the gunman being on a watch list, so the state police could cancel his firearms license and confiscate his guns.

No the debate was about RC on Anti semitism in Australia .It is a total waste of time and money and Albo knew it was pointless . Nobody will accept what it says because everyone already has their own views.

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16 hours ago, asterboy66 said:

No the debate was about RC on Anti semitism in Australia .It is a total waste of time and money and Albo knew it was pointless . Nobody will accept what it says because everyone already has their own views.

That's what it's about, but what it should have been about was the failings of Australia's intelligence service.

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