@hasselljpb

Family guy, farming, sport & music. looking for a fair go for WA. Views are my own! and retweets not endorsements!

 Pingelly, Western Australia
Joined May 2018
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I’d like to thank the members of the NFF for allowing me to represent them as vice president for the last three years. We don’t always get to leave on our own terms but I’d rather have a healthy democracy than dictatorship. I gave it my all!
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So @RogerCookMLA has used AHA and tourism but completely left out agriculture as signatories! WA Premier hits out at Labor’s backpacker visa changes theaustralian.com.au/nation/…
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Rain on a tin roof supposed to sound lovely… except when you don’t want it!
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It’s not the job of the police to make the laws!
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Krissy Barrett was on the ABC. She was asked about One Nation cartoons. She didn't like them. Said they can spark a reaction and dribbled on about words are dangerous and how she wants to form a "partnership" with tech companies, to "police" the internet. She said the One Nation cartoons are basically dangerous. See folk, Albo and his goons have weaponised the AFP like that vile maggot, Andrews, weaponised VICPOL. Barrett still hasn't mentioned the radical Islamic hate preachers. Not a word was said about Islamic hate preachers. Just One Nation cartoons and voters.
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All looking very picturesque today
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And @craiggorfin19 going into the night with a damned good set of lights
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ALEC@AustLiveExportsOct 24
It's a far more nuanced, professional and important industry than most activists would have you believe. If you believe #animalwelfarematters, this video is worth a watch 👇 facebook.com/share/v/1M59EqL…
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What’s with this new thing of @Telstra setting up call vetting on the phone? I’ve asked people and they’ve said it’s something new they didn’t even ask for.
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Many in the media talking about progressive agendas as though there is some implication that there comes with it progress. It all looks terribly damaging to me.
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Gotta love the ag industry. Rang a bloke this morning; “can’t talk I have a chopper bringing cattle in” and there are many more!
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Check out the latest article in my newsletter: Phosphine: When the Regulator Fails Its Own Risk Test linkedin.com/pulse/phosphine… via @LinkedIn

Phosphine: When the Regulator Fails Its Own Risk Test

Western Australian grain growers are about to become the subjects of a rather large workplace safety experiment, only nobody appears to have bothered running the experiment before the rules arrive....

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A fitting tribute to one of industry's best.
Matt Brann@MattBrannRURALOct 12
Special morning in Darwin, with the unveiling of the Luke Bowen Bridge "Dedicated to one of Australia's finest leaders in agriculture. "A fierce advocate for the Territory, the cattle industry, and the people of the bush." #Podcast🎙️ abc.net.au/listen/programs/n…
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Still huge numbers of these things about!!!!
Neil Schirmer@neilschirmerOct 13
This bloke gets it.👏👏
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beefcentral.com/news/a-fitin…

"A fitting tribute": The Luke Bowen Bridge - Beef Central

The Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association has welcomed the naming today of Tiger Brennan Drive and Berrimah Road overpass in Darwin as the Luke Bowen Bridge, and the unveiling of a memorial...

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Parliament will consider trust tax legislation this week. For farming families, trusts are a business structure used to manage risk & support succession planning. We urge all parties & the crossbench to back the primary production exemption, providing certainty for family farms.
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“Don’t be one of them, get tested” Pertinent message and please blokes, get the test done eh? @pc602
ClarksonsFarm
@ClarksonsFarm1Oct 10
An very important message!
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And who will be the first to cop it in the neck? The farmers!!! @NationalFarmers
Ellen Sandell@ellensandellOct 7
Replying to @ellensandell
In our nation-first trial, we’ll open 10 public stores across metro Melbourne and regional Victoria. 🍞🥚🐄🫑🍅🍼 Everyday items like milk, bread, eggs, meat, nappies, fruit & veggies will all be 30% cheaper - saving Victorians an average of $82.20 each week, or $4274.40 a year.
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Does the average punter realise that by blocking mining (for ideological reasons) that the long term effect will be less government expenditure on the social infrastructure that provides us with the standard of living we have become accustomed to?
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And yet people like you shut down the (renewable) timber harvesting of native forests and pretend that there will be no demand from overseas!
David Pocock
@DavidPocockOct 7
The High Court has recognised what the physics makes clear: you can’t export coal & pretend the climate damage disappears. Whether fossil fuels are burnt in Australia or overseas, the consequences reach the Great Barrier Reef & communities around 🇦🇺. Yet the Albanese govt continues to approve new coal & gas projects. We should stop expanding fossil fuels, use what we have for the transition & make sure Australians get a fair return from existing projects. theguardian.com/environment/…

Hunter Valley community group wins landmark high court climate change case over Mount Pleasant...

Ruling on Mount Pleasant coalmine shows ‘we cannot continue to dig up coal … and pretend the consequences have nothing to do with us’, group says

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