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    Do city people care about the conditions in the bush?

    There is no better way to show that city dwellers don't care about the bush than by wasting money on 7 tons of firework in Brisbane on newyears eve.
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    I made a comment in a similar vein to my wife last night when seeing the event advertised. Surely donating the funds instead instead of burning them, even for one year, is not going to create a perceived affront to the precious.

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    I wouldnt be surprised if there weren’t bigger displays elsewhere

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    Sydney do about double that minimum..
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    The amount of money local business would make on the night would return that in tax tenfold.

    No need to be party poopers

    Happy new year

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    I don’t think you can compare........A couple of millions people plus 10 of thousands of tourist to a town with a couple of hundred???

    I can find plenty more examples of wasted money in both cities and rural areas.

    I’m pretty sure rural towns put on events for there target audience.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by LRJim View Post
    The amount of money local business would make on the night would return that in tax tenfold.

    No need to be party poopers

    Happy new year
    I guess that answers my original question.
    .W

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    Quote Originally Posted by B.S.F. View Post
    I guess that answers my original question.
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    Around our area schools & churches have fireworks at the drop of a hat , all the churches have there Christmas carrols why do they have to have to have fire works ? Fireworks have nothing to do with Christmas. And why do these good church goers have to put all the dogs in the suburb through all that stress. I am sure our poor dog is going to go through the glass doors .Most of our friends leave the Christmas Carrols before the fireworks start because the kids don't like them anyway.

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    I hate fireworks with a passion, Bloody noise & environmental pollution is what it is, as well as a huge waste of money. Tourists don't travel to see fireworks so the revenue argument is invalid. The tourists are there anyway.

    As for the question "do city people care about the conditions in the bush? " In my opinion that would be an unequivocal no .

    Environmental terrorists is what they are , getting away for the weekend involves disrespecting locals, buggering up whatever bush they can find & leaving tonnes of rubbish behind for the others to clean up .

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