Leaving the Chinese funded unions and the raucous Labor drongos in the dust dribbling on about farcical sports rorts and Socialist handouts, ScoMo lifts the spirits of the real Australians by announcing what I predicted he would do a few months ago - whopping big juicy jobs plus in massive WWII style infrastructure projects.
Is ScoMo Churchill reborn ?
With more jobs than Australia will know what to do with. These days you would think there was only one political party.
Now, how will ScoMo crush the Chinese funded Unions and the Greeny Bushfire Bandits into scrap to stop them from deliberately interfering with and sabotaging Australia's future ?
Why Socialists like living in a Capitalist country - Burp!!
PM announces fast-tracking of 15 major projects to create 66,000 jobs
24/07/2020
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced national cabinet has agreed to fast-track processes for 15 major projects creating some 66,000 jobs and $72 billion in economic activity.
Further addressing the issue of unemployment Mr Morrison drew a distinction between the headline rate of unemployment as opposed to the effective rate of unemployment.
“What the headline rate or measured rate of unemployment doesn’t take into account is changes in labour force, people who are on effectively zero hours; what the effective rate of unemployment does is it does take that into account.
“Our goal is to see that effective rate come down, and we’ve said right from the outset - the treasurer and I when we talked about the figures on the headline rate some months ago - we know that rate was higher.”
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ScoMo announces big project
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The deep strategic thinking Socialists are excelling themselves as they hanker for another handout.
It is such a relief to hear real capable pollies at work after the gibbering Socialist destructive rubbish from the Chinese Labor Party.
ScoMo is following in Churchill's WWII footsteps as he rouses Australia from the death organized by the evil Socialists.
You can just imagine how the Chinese bribed unions and the GetUp! terrorists and the Greeny Bushfire Bandits will be trying to sabotage everything to send Australia into a death spiral so the Chinese can just walk in and take over.
Scott Morrison announces additional $1.5 billion towards 'shovel-ready' projects
UPDATED 15/06/2020
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Prime Minister Scott Morrison during Question Time in the House of Representatives at Parliament House. Source: AAP
The prime minister has outlined some of the new projects the government will help fund to revive the economy as the COVID-19 pandemic eases.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has unveiled some of the first infrastructure projects he says will help revive the post-COVID economy, while also flagging more action on deregulation.
"I am committing a further $1.5 billion to immediately start work on small priority projects identified by the states and territories," he told the CEDA State of the Nation summit on Monday.
"As part of this package, $1 billion will be allocated to priority projects which are shovel-ready, with $500 million reserved specifically to target road safety works."
The prime minister explained over $100 billion of economic activity has been lost in Australia this year.
Mr Morrison said joint assessment teams would work on accelerating the projects worth more than $72 billion in public and private investment, and supporting more than 66,000 direct and indirect jobs.
The priority list of projects includes the inland rail project from Melbourne to Brisbane; the Marinus undersea electricity link between Tasmania and Victoria; the Olympic Dam extension in South Australia; emergency town water projects in NSW; and road, rail and iron ore projects in Western Australia.
Further announcements on specific projects will be made soon.
"Our number one priority is getting people back into jobs, And they need to be real, productive jobs. Jobs that produce goods and services that people want," he said.
But he is also calling on the states to cut red tape and unions and businsses to work together to increase productivity.
Mr Morrison said the "deregulation task force" would be brought into the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
"All levels of government, business and the community must rethink how these systems can better contribute to our recovery from the pandemic," Mr Morrison said.
"We need to bring the same common sense and cooperation we showed fighting COVID-19 to unlocking infrastructure investment in the recovery."
Mr Morrison said the nation was "weathering the storm" of the coronavirus pandemic and must now look forward to recovery.
"It is now time to gather the momentum and continue to build the confidence that we need to resume this great adventure."
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/scott-morri ... y-projects
It is such a relief to hear real capable pollies at work after the gibbering Socialist destructive rubbish from the Chinese Labor Party.
ScoMo is following in Churchill's WWII footsteps as he rouses Australia from the death organized by the evil Socialists.
You can just imagine how the Chinese bribed unions and the GetUp! terrorists and the Greeny Bushfire Bandits will be trying to sabotage everything to send Australia into a death spiral so the Chinese can just walk in and take over.
Scott Morrison announces additional $1.5 billion towards 'shovel-ready' projects
UPDATED 15/06/2020
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Prime Minister Scott Morrison during Question Time in the House of Representatives at Parliament House. Source: AAP
The prime minister has outlined some of the new projects the government will help fund to revive the economy as the COVID-19 pandemic eases.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has unveiled some of the first infrastructure projects he says will help revive the post-COVID economy, while also flagging more action on deregulation.
"I am committing a further $1.5 billion to immediately start work on small priority projects identified by the states and territories," he told the CEDA State of the Nation summit on Monday.
"As part of this package, $1 billion will be allocated to priority projects which are shovel-ready, with $500 million reserved specifically to target road safety works."
The prime minister explained over $100 billion of economic activity has been lost in Australia this year.
Mr Morrison said joint assessment teams would work on accelerating the projects worth more than $72 billion in public and private investment, and supporting more than 66,000 direct and indirect jobs.
The priority list of projects includes the inland rail project from Melbourne to Brisbane; the Marinus undersea electricity link between Tasmania and Victoria; the Olympic Dam extension in South Australia; emergency town water projects in NSW; and road, rail and iron ore projects in Western Australia.
Further announcements on specific projects will be made soon.
"Our number one priority is getting people back into jobs, And they need to be real, productive jobs. Jobs that produce goods and services that people want," he said.
But he is also calling on the states to cut red tape and unions and businsses to work together to increase productivity.
Mr Morrison said the "deregulation task force" would be brought into the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
"All levels of government, business and the community must rethink how these systems can better contribute to our recovery from the pandemic," Mr Morrison said.
"We need to bring the same common sense and cooperation we showed fighting COVID-19 to unlocking infrastructure investment in the recovery."
Mr Morrison said the nation was "weathering the storm" of the coronavirus pandemic and must now look forward to recovery.
"It is now time to gather the momentum and continue to build the confidence that we need to resume this great adventure."
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While the Chinese controlled Labor Party goes into a downward spiral into its vast cesspool of corruption ScoMo is set to release a massive WWII style batch of huge infrastructure projects to send Australia into a whirlwind of jobs and prosperity.
Of course I predicted this would happen some months ago.
Goodness flows from our hero and savior ScoMo!!!
The infrastructure projects Scott Morrison is counting on to rebuild the Australian economy
Elle Hardy by Elle Hardy July 2, 2020 in Infrastructure.
Inland rail from Melbourne to Brisbane is one of the priority projects being fast-tracked by the government.
The Federal Government will fast-track 15 critical infrastructure projects — including the Snowy 2.0, inland rail from Brisbane to Melbourne and the expansion of South Australia’s Olympic Dam — to help with Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19.
Infrastructure investment and deregulation form the basis of the five-year package announced last month, including $1.5 billion to immediately commence work on priority projects identified by states and territories. In turn, this will support “over 66,000 direct and indirect jobs” according to Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
A key plank of the government’s JobMaker program to help get the economy “out of ICU”, the package will help federal and state governments halve project assessment and approval times from an average of three-and-a-half years to 21 months.
A spokesperson for Infrastructure Australia told create that the oversight body supports the staged approach that has formed the basis of the response to COVID-19, with a focus on selecting projects that deliver lasting benefits.
“In the wake of the bushfire devastation and now through COVID recovery, we expect our Infrastructure Priority List to continue to play its role in supporting the national conversation about Australia’s spending priorities,” the spokesperson said.
The priority list includes 147 nationally significant proposals across transport, water, energy, telecommunications and social infrastructure and identifies a $60 billion pipeline of projects that have been rigorously assessed by Infrastructure Australia.
“Some of the infrastructure projects already announced for fast tracking have been drawn from the priority list, including inland rail, Marinus Link and regional town and water security,” the spokesperson added.
“The Australian Government’s recent announcement to bring forward another $1.5 billion on local infrastructure projects, with $500 million of that targeted for road safety, is also well placed and aligns with existing priorities on the list, such as a National Road Maintenance strategy and a priority initiative for regional and rural road network safety improvements in Western Australia.”
Transparency and collaboration are key to success
Engineers Australia Senior Policy Advisor Sybilla Grady said the organisation welcomed the government’s infrastructure focus and commitment to expedite projects. However, she noted it would be good to see the complete list, to ensure the projects slated for fast tracking have been properly evaluated.
“Engineers Australia wants to see the government commit to projects that have been subject to rigorous evaluation, both to ensure transparency and to know that the business cases are sound according to Infrastructure Australia evaluation criteria,” she said.
“Increased collaboration at all levels of government has improved, and we hope government continues this for the long term when it comes to infrastructure planning. Whilst limiting obstructions to getting projects off the ground to provide jobs is an excellent initiative, what we don’t want to see is cutting corners and compromising on quality to achieve these objectives.”
“INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING MUST BE FRAMED AROUND THE TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE APPROACH OF SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY.”
Sybilla Grady
Grady believes engaging experts at all project stages is essential and provides the greatest opportunity for risk identification and analysis, embedding resilience and embracing innovation.
“It would be also be wise to ensure that there is a focus on regional connectivity and telecommunications to protect those most vulnerable to the impacts of the pandemic restrictions and other challenges the nation may face,” she said.
For future stimulus programs, Grady would like to see the government consider embedding recommendations contained in Engineers Australia’s COVID-19 Recovery plan, which includes an emphasis on digital innovation and support for local manufacturing.
“Infrastructure planning for the long term must be framed around the triple bottom line approach of social, economic and environmental resilience and sustainability.”
While the nation looks to big government projects to help restart the economy, Grady added that the pandemic has also presented a challenge to the engineering community to consider the changing nature of the profession.
To see how Australia will be saved from total destruction at the hands of the Chinese controlled Labor Communists read on here
https://www.createdigital.org.au/infras ... n-economy/
Of course I predicted this would happen some months ago.
Goodness flows from our hero and savior ScoMo!!!
The infrastructure projects Scott Morrison is counting on to rebuild the Australian economy
Elle Hardy by Elle Hardy July 2, 2020 in Infrastructure.
Inland rail from Melbourne to Brisbane is one of the priority projects being fast-tracked by the government.
The Federal Government will fast-track 15 critical infrastructure projects — including the Snowy 2.0, inland rail from Brisbane to Melbourne and the expansion of South Australia’s Olympic Dam — to help with Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19.
Infrastructure investment and deregulation form the basis of the five-year package announced last month, including $1.5 billion to immediately commence work on priority projects identified by states and territories. In turn, this will support “over 66,000 direct and indirect jobs” according to Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
A key plank of the government’s JobMaker program to help get the economy “out of ICU”, the package will help federal and state governments halve project assessment and approval times from an average of three-and-a-half years to 21 months.
A spokesperson for Infrastructure Australia told create that the oversight body supports the staged approach that has formed the basis of the response to COVID-19, with a focus on selecting projects that deliver lasting benefits.
“In the wake of the bushfire devastation and now through COVID recovery, we expect our Infrastructure Priority List to continue to play its role in supporting the national conversation about Australia’s spending priorities,” the spokesperson said.
The priority list includes 147 nationally significant proposals across transport, water, energy, telecommunications and social infrastructure and identifies a $60 billion pipeline of projects that have been rigorously assessed by Infrastructure Australia.
“Some of the infrastructure projects already announced for fast tracking have been drawn from the priority list, including inland rail, Marinus Link and regional town and water security,” the spokesperson added.
“The Australian Government’s recent announcement to bring forward another $1.5 billion on local infrastructure projects, with $500 million of that targeted for road safety, is also well placed and aligns with existing priorities on the list, such as a National Road Maintenance strategy and a priority initiative for regional and rural road network safety improvements in Western Australia.”
Transparency and collaboration are key to success
Engineers Australia Senior Policy Advisor Sybilla Grady said the organisation welcomed the government’s infrastructure focus and commitment to expedite projects. However, she noted it would be good to see the complete list, to ensure the projects slated for fast tracking have been properly evaluated.
“Engineers Australia wants to see the government commit to projects that have been subject to rigorous evaluation, both to ensure transparency and to know that the business cases are sound according to Infrastructure Australia evaluation criteria,” she said.
“Increased collaboration at all levels of government has improved, and we hope government continues this for the long term when it comes to infrastructure planning. Whilst limiting obstructions to getting projects off the ground to provide jobs is an excellent initiative, what we don’t want to see is cutting corners and compromising on quality to achieve these objectives.”
“INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING MUST BE FRAMED AROUND THE TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE APPROACH OF SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY.”
Sybilla Grady
Grady believes engaging experts at all project stages is essential and provides the greatest opportunity for risk identification and analysis, embedding resilience and embracing innovation.
“It would be also be wise to ensure that there is a focus on regional connectivity and telecommunications to protect those most vulnerable to the impacts of the pandemic restrictions and other challenges the nation may face,” she said.
For future stimulus programs, Grady would like to see the government consider embedding recommendations contained in Engineers Australia’s COVID-19 Recovery plan, which includes an emphasis on digital innovation and support for local manufacturing.
“Infrastructure planning for the long term must be framed around the triple bottom line approach of social, economic and environmental resilience and sustainability.”
While the nation looks to big government projects to help restart the economy, Grady added that the pandemic has also presented a challenge to the engineering community to consider the changing nature of the profession.
To see how Australia will be saved from total destruction at the hands of the Chinese controlled Labor Communists read on here
https://www.createdigital.org.au/infras ... n-economy/
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Nothing beats a free market economy, but government infrastructure jobs will at least give the people something tangible to produce and you get something for the government expense. Passing out money is a quick dead end.
My wife had a couple of uncles who did stone work at state and federal parks after WW2. They built bath houses, cabins, and retaining walls. Women went to work during the war and the men had unemployment problems when returning to civilian lives.
My wife had a couple of uncles who did stone work at state and federal parks after WW2. They built bath houses, cabins, and retaining walls. Women went to work during the war and the men had unemployment problems when returning to civilian lives.
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