In The Age Today:

The Victorian Liberal Party is considering asking for federal government JobKeeper payments to keep its staff employed after donations to the party “fell off a cliff” during the coronavirus crisis.

The Liberals, who say they are considering their options, may lodge the claim for economic hardship despite selling their former headquarters for $37 million less than two years ago.

The party’s key decision-making group agreed on Thursday to allow state director Sam McQuestin to explore access to the payments despite some senior figures conceding it was a “bad look”. The party's weak financial position has left it prepared to defy the internal warnings about political embarrassment associated with tapping a multi-billion dollar bailout designed by its federal branch.

Vic wrote on Apr 26^th, 2020 at 8:34pm:

In The Age Today: The Victorian Liberal Party is considering asking for federal government JobKeeper payments to keep its staff employed after donations to the party “fell off a cliff” during the coronavirus crisis. The Liberals, who say they are considering their options, may lodge the claim for economic hardship despite selling their former headquarters for $37 million less than two years ago. The party’s key decision-making group agreed on Thursday to allow state director Sam McQuestin to explore access to the payments despite some senior figures conceding it was a “bad look”. The party's weak financial position has left it prepared to defy the internal warnings about political embarrassment associated with tapping a multi-billion dollar bailout designed by its federal branch.

Juliar needs his pay per post money.

Quote:

Sam McQuestin

LOL.

They still have to pay the bill for all that lobster with the mobster.  ;)

Vic wrote on Apr 26^th, 2020 at 8:34pm:

In The Age Today: The Victorian Liberal Party is considering asking for federal government JobKeeper payments to keep its staff employed after donations to the party “fell off a cliff” during the coronavirus crisis. The Liberals, who say they are considering their options, may lodge the claim for economic hardship despite selling their former headquarters for $37 million less than two years ago. The party’s key decision-making group agreed on Thursday to allow state director Sam McQuestin to explore access to the payments despite some senior figures conceding it was a “bad look”. The party's weak financial position has left it prepared to defy the internal warnings about political embarrassment associated with tapping a multi-billion dollar bailout designed by its federal branch.

This is the curse of allowing political movements to be 'employers' - maybe Nick Greiner, still sucking on his stolen millions pa from 'privatisation' of NSW roads will need top-up as the 'employed' head of the Libs.

Poor little man...... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Vic wrote on Apr 26^th, 2020 at 8:34pm:

In The Age Today: The Victorian Liberal Party is considering asking for federal government JobKeeper payments to keep its staff employed after donations to the party “fell off a cliff” during the coronavirus crisis. The Liberals, who say they are considering their options, may lodge the claim for economic hardship despite selling their former headquarters for $37 million less than two years ago. The party’s key decision-making group agreed on Thursday to allow state director Sam McQuestin to explore access to the payments despite some senior figures conceding it was a “bad look”. The party's weak financial position has left it prepared to defy the internal warnings about political embarrassment associated with tapping a multi-billion dollar bailout designed by its federal branch.

They have to be bloody joking?  FARCOUGH.

Is this why we haven't seen juliar here for a week and a half? ;D

Captain Nemo wrote on Apr 26^th, 2020 at 9:55pm:

They still have to pay the bill for all that lobster with the mobster.  ;)

And its almost truffle season - the govt always buys it all up so nobody else can have any and have a big luncheon where they eat it all

Spot

Labor and liberal are both part of
our one party communist state.

It's not surprising to me.

Carl D wrote on Apr 27^th, 2020 at 8:55am:

Is this why we haven't seen juliar here for a week and a half? ;D

Actually, that probably IS the reason.

greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 27^th, 2020 at 9:01am:

Carl D wrote on Apr 27th, 2020 at 8:55am: Is this why we haven't seen juliar here for a week and a half? ;D Actually, that probably IS the reason.

Juliar aka Longy admitted that he got $5 per post.

That's good money.

Bobby. wrote on Apr 27^th, 2020 at 8:58am:

Labor and liberal are both part of our one party communist state. It's not surprising to me.

Another stunning example of your intellect, again.

Bobby. wrote on Apr 27^th, 2020 at 9:20am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 27th, 2020 at 9:01am: Carl D wrote on Apr 27th, 2020 at 8:55am: Is this why we haven't seen juliar here for a week and a half? ;D Actually, that probably IS the reason. Juliar aka Longy admitted that he got $5 per post. That's good money.

They obviously dont do quality control

Spot

libs are always on the lookout any way possible to get their hands on taxpayer dollars

Actually, I saw somewhere on the news that both the Libs and Labor were considering Jobkeeper for their lackeys.  :o

well it is a bit early to ask the Chinese  if they have any spare ALDI BAGS full of money ...I am sure the ALP isnt knocking any aldi bags back.. ;D ;D ;D