It's time to turf these useless fucks nowThe launch of the revamped My School website has been put off until next year, as the Gillard government faces claims of failing to deliver on its election promises.
Schools Minister Peter Garrett on Thursday revealed that a key election promise - to revamp the popular My School website - would not be launched on Friday as planned because of problems with financial data.
The glitch came as another much-vaunted program kicked off by Mr Garrett as environment minister - to subsidise households for installing rooftop solar panels - was scaled down by Climate Change Minister Greg Combet.
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It follows criticism by former Labor minister Graham Richardson of the Gillard government's "policy paralysis".
Another day, another broken Liebor promise
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Another day, another broken Liebor promise
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Re: Another day, another broken Liebor promise
I know! I'm surprised that they are still here too!Leftwinger wrote:Wow
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