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Akhal-teke, a horse breed over 3,000 years old. As if woven from silk and pearls, the breed comes from Turkmenistan, where it is a national symbol. It is also called the "golden" horse due to its appearance. There are 6-7,000 left in the world.

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Meanwhile... on another planet

Several economists have warned that Australians will be hit by two more rate rises before the end of the year, all while homeowners were hoping that rates would start to go down instead.

It comes as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is making another decision on interest rates on Tuesday at 2.30pm AEST.

While experts are in agreement that this afternoon’s decision will keep rates paused at 4.35 per cent, there’s other bad news on the horizon.
 

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Sorry... but I need money too.. its not my fault ... every human for themselves... we talking big business only... eyes... the window to the Soul they say... well let me tell you lady... Leichhardt is a big business....
 

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AmericanHistoryX said:
Meanwhile... on another planet

Several economists have warned that Australians will be hit by two more rate rises before the end of the year, all while homeowners were hoping that rates would start to go down instead.

It comes as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is making another decision on interest rates on Tuesday at 2.30pm AEST.

While experts are in agreement that this afternoon’s decision will keep rates paused at 4.35 per cent, there’s other bad news on the horizon.
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Unfortunately, with unemployment at a low 4% (surprising with immigration being so high) the treasurer is relying on businesses going bust to work against their fiscal spending policies.
Latest figures show a 36% increase in the number of companies entering administration, so their fiscal policies are working. We just need to avoid the resulting recession.
 
twentyforty said:
Unfortunately, with unemployment at a low 4% (surprising with immigration being so high) the treasurer is relying on businesses going bust to work against their fiscal spending policies.
Latest figures show a 36% increase in the number of companies entering administration, so their fiscal policies are working. We just need to avoid the resulting recession.
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Whose we sucker???? Clint Eastwood

 
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