They’re not even pretending to Hide it anymore 🤯

Cue the Benny Hill music 🎵

Same bird different wings

Jobs for the boys🙄

who does ON vote in lockstep with? Remind me again.

Is that like Lee Hanson getting work for ON?

Isn't it called bipartisan politics champ?

They are just laughing at all of us now 🤬

Given the track record of the Pelican voting with the LNP over 90% of the time, I think we know the REAL Uniparty

Turnbulls disaster - over buget AND well past expected completion date AND Labor and Lea think it is a good idea?????

It's fascinating that it actually shocks anyone

so your party is happy to accept preferences from a member of the uniparty , in fact you would consider forming a coalition Government

Labor and liberal, hand in glove, unison with each other.

This is not a surprise they all part of Uniparty all one big club

The uniparty doing what the Uniparty does. Continue work on needed projects.

So true

Opposition in front of cameras ! But in reality they are all working together Talking about jobs for mates

Labor, Liberal, Greens, Uniparty, whatever. 😩 At least they ARE political parties and not a family business.

There goes Snowy Hydro down the sink. Absolutely incompetent individual.

They need to stack that board with the world’s best engineers to solve the fuck up. Not a woke political drifter who is taking instructions from Malcolm Turnbull

Any one surprised..lol hell no ..

The gherk - This is not The Betoota Advocate. Sussan Ley has actually been appointed to the board of Snowy Hydro by the Albanese government. Once you get past the initial “what the fudge?”, it becomes a genuinely interesting appointment. Labor says Ley brings government experience and a strong understanding of Snowy 2.0, while Snowy Hydro is still trying to drag that project over the line after years of political warfare. And, to be fair to Sussan, she was never exactly the standard-bearer for the Coalition’s “Stuff renewables, dig another hole” wing. Her energy pitch as Liberal leader still prioritised affordability and reliability, and she wanted Labor’s legislated climate targets removed, but she also kept Australia inside the Paris Agreement and framed the Coalition’s position around reducing emissions as technology allowed. That is a long way from being a card-carrying renewable evangelist, but it’s also not the full anti-transition posture of the party’s harder flank. Snowy Hydro itself is basically a giant argument about how Australia gets from the old grid to the new one without the lights going out. Snowy 2.0 is critical to grid stability and the transition as coal retires. So, weirdly, there is a certain logic to putting a former Liberal leader who knows regional Australia, water policy, government and the politics of Snowy onto the board. It is still objectively fascinating that seven months after being rolled as opposition leader, Sussan Ley has been handed a board seat by Labor. Politics remains the only industry where you can spend years trying to sack each other and then end up on the same infrastructure project by Christmas. Very interesting choice. We wish Sussan well in her endeavours. It’s refreshing to see someone’s usefulness judged separately from the jersey they used to wear.

Wow Almost like this was planned somehow 😳🤦‍♂️🫤👊

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