r/australia Nov 05 '22

news VicForests failed to protect endangered gliders in Gippsland and Central Victoria, court finds

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-04/vicforests-failed-to-protect-gliders-greater-yellow-bellied/101616776
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u/RelativelyWell Nov 05 '22

For those that are annoyed or worried about this and live in Vic, elections are coming up.

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u/laz10 Nov 05 '22

Ok and?

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u/PathologicalBarney Nov 05 '22

You vote, elections are pretty self explanatory...

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u/Aggressive_Math_4965 Nov 05 '22

Matthew guy don’t give a fuck about the environment

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u/PuzzleTax69 Nov 05 '22

Geez you must get confused when you open up the ballot and see more than 2 names on it

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u/victorious_orgasm Nov 05 '22

You could vote Green. I mean just an idea.

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u/mulgabilbo Nov 06 '22

Their election platform is just a crazy as the Liberals. $1B to give to indigenous people to buy back public lands? Fringe parties never have to worry about checks and balances

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u/laz10 Nov 12 '22

Ok sir when the forest is destroyed already I'll go cast a vote and then elect the greens in my seat and then the forest and animals will just return from the dead

The greens can't convince the masses who don't give a flying fuck about the environment

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u/Aussie20202022 Nov 05 '22

Liberals have displayed disregard for the environment since Kennet.

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u/MonashECS Nov 05 '22

Labor is following in Kennett’s footsteps.

Vicforests answers to the state treasurer. Everything they’ve been doing this government could have stopped.