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    Default W.A. Daylight saving

    Daylight saving is to be implemented in WA on 3rd December for the summer months.
    Over the ensuing 3 years the trial will be in place and then a referendum will be held to determine folks interest in the idea of having it here.

    Then on a yes vote daylight saving will be a permanant fixture.

    At least the state will be in tune with the rest of the country...but I worry about the amount of extra zinc cream bein' used and its impact on the environment.

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    John it doesnt matter which way you have it over there as you will always be behind us east coasters
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    Might even drag the Banana Benders in?

    Just heard that WA's economy is bigger than Null Zulland now, so they can afford the extra daylight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Carroll View Post
    John it doesnt matter which way you have it over there as you will always be behind us east coasters
    Not when I become a banana bender in the not too distant future then it'll only be an hour still with their own sense of individuality.

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    And don't forget it will stimulate the Oz economy.

    Cane toads know daylihjt saving fades curtains and carpets so obviously the sales of curtains and carpets must increase.
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    Just keep us banana benders out of daylight saving.

    We have already had 2 referendums, both returned a no vote.

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buzzer View Post
    We have already had 2 referendums, both returned a no vote.

    Cheers

    Maybe the questions were wrong? :confused:

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    poor Kunnunara up in the north east , the sun comes up at 5:30 am now , with the extra hour ,the light might last till 7:00pm

    with more daylight , the fruit and vegies grow faster
    plants produce more Co^2 at night so daylight saving is good for the enviroment

    i hope thay have no Day light saving above the tropic of capricorn there is no need for it up north , QLD , NT , and abouve the Pilbera in WA should not have Daylightsaving
    how come a 10mm peg dont fit in a 10mm hole

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Carroll View Post
    John it doesnt matter which way you have it over there as you will always be behind us east coasters
    I think the fact is we are 21 hours ahead at present.
    Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Chardonay in one hand - Strawberries in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming - "WOO WOO...What a ride"

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    Quote Originally Posted by SawDustSniffer View Post
    with more daylight , the fruit and vegies grow faster
    plants produce more Co^2 at night so daylight saving is good for the enviroment
    You sure it's just the sawdust you've been sniffing?
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