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A short education about what matters in Australia, for those who don't live here * me * my money * my house must keep going up in value * selling mineral resources to other countries * selling energy resources to other countries * selling residential real estate to other countries * selling agricultural land and farms to other countries * other stuff Things that matter, but not much, or not at all: * environment * ot…
A short education about what matters in Australia, for those who don't live here * me * my money * my house must keep going up in value * selling mineral resources to other countries * selling energy resources to other countries * selling residential real estate to other countries * selling agricultural land and farms to other countries * other stuff Things that matter, but not much, or not at all: * environment * ot…
But I don't agree to “Australian companies are far less digitally advanced than their global competitors ". Compared to India where I know the ground reality and what I read for US/Japan/Germany we are well ahead here. I can buy $1m property sitting at home online completely paperless, I can pay tax online, open bank account online.
Australians are digital savvy. Almost 60% of mobile users here have an Apple iPhone. Big corporate bring features in their apps to iPhones first due to the market share but also because iPhone users spends more. We love using digital services, except perhaps the pensioner cohort.
Australians: Do you think it’s cultural, economic, or policy?
A short education about what matters in Australia, for those who don't live here * me * my money * my house must keep going up in value * selling mineral resources to other countries * selling energy resources to other countries * selling residential real estate to other countries * selling agricultural land and farms to other countries * other stuff Things that matter, but not much, or not at all: * environment * ot…
I will agree though that entrepreneurship does not rate highly for most people. Most just want a 9-5 they can forget about when they go home. "Hustle" culture is slowly weaseling it's way in, but it's not entrenched yet.
A short education about what matters in Australia, for those who don't live here * me * my money * my house must keep going up in value * selling mineral resources to other countries * selling energy resources to other countries * selling residential real estate to other countries * selling agricultural land and farms to other countries * other stuff Things that matter, but not much, or not at all: * environment * ot…
A short education about what matters in Australia, for those who don't live here * me * my money * my house must keep going up in value * selling mineral resources to other countries * selling energy resources to other countries * selling residential real estate to other countries * selling agricultural land and farms to other countries * other stuff Things that matter, but not much, or not at all: * environment * ot…
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A short education about what matters in Australia, for those who don't live here * me * my money * my house must keep going up in value * selling mineral resources to other countries * selling energy resources to other countries * selling residential real estate to other countries * selling agricultural land and farms to other countries * other stuff Things that matter, but not much, or not at all: * environment * ot…
IMO this is pretty much top of the priorities in Sydney. How much money someone is perceived to have is usually intertwined into their description along with where they live and how much money their parents have.
A short education about what matters in Australia, for those who don't live here * me * my money * my house must keep going up in value * selling mineral resources to other countries * selling energy resources to other countries * selling residential real estate to other countries * selling agricultural land and farms to other countries * other stuff Things that matter, but not much, or not at all: * environment * ot…
I feel this is a little bit facetious. We literally just had an election which, I think, reaffirmed how much climate matters to the average Australian, and how many people want economic security that doesn't involve digging shit out of the ground and putting it on a boat. I will agree though that entrepreneurship does not rate highly for most people. Most just want a 9-5 they can forget about when they go home. "Hust…
You can't draw a single conclusion about why you ended up with a 0 or 1, based on the hundreds of issues that swirl around at election time.
Unless you want to of course, in which case yes you can read a win or a loss as a clear message on one of the election issues.
Australians: Do you think it’s cultural, economic, or policy?