The Worst BIG THINGS in Australia
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your mother
The big trout, it's filled with a European wasps nest.
Worst taxis next?
I can't believe the reviews of the Big Koala don't mention the fact its eyes glow red at night. It's haunting.
thats actually hilarious, love that it glows !
Probably because they didnt go at night
The idol for the drop bears
Didn't think this could be real until it appeared in the video... 🤣
the BIG GLOWING RED EYES AT NIGHT EXCUSE ME???
I said this the last time I saw the Big Koala mentioned, but when my parents got divorced and had split custody of me, the halfway point between their houses was this rest area, so as a child I had some pretty traumatising, dramatic, and tear-filled custody handovers under the glare of that monster.
10/10
That is tragically beautiful
That is possibly the most Australian anecdote I have ever heard. It's like a Tim Winton short story.
kiralee.. that story puts Blinky Bill to shame mate..we were all gripped by your harrowing tale.
You must have koala nightmares!
Hope ur goin' orrite now.x
Thanks for sharing
I believe that kid handovers was the original and specific purpose of the Big Koala.
The big lobster is BIG. It is as big as it is because the people who commissioned it wrote the measurements in feet, but the people building it thought they where in meters. I think it's the best big thing because you can get inside it and climb up and look out its eyes. It is full of empty cans and goes up for sale every 2 years. Five stars.
Ive heard that old myth about alot of buildings
@@DannyGruesome It was in that documentary about that band who lost all the drummers
@@man.inblack Nirvana?
It's a prawn, not a lobster!
@@VanillaMacaron551you know they both exist right?
I interviewed the artist that made that big lobster when I did my art project on 'big things' back in the 80's. the lobster was the most truly artistic one. That guy made countless measurements of a real lobster, and that thing is true to life. He went broke making it if I remember rightly, it was an absolute labour of love. Don't knock that lobster, soup or no soup. It's amazing.
Surely Clive Palmer is the worst “big thing” in Australia
Big what? What thing would you describe him as- fat ball.
If any country can market a 'big arsehole' it's Australia.
Joint winner - Gina Rinehart.
He and Gina Rinhart as Australia's fatties.
You'd think with their bank they could afford all the nutritionist and health experts in the world to keep them in great shape but us mere mortals are doing considerably better eating the stuff Coles and Woolworths give us.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The big prawn in Ballina used to be on a seafood market, you could climb up and look through its eyes and stuff, but it went bust years ago. the Prawn sat for ages and was scheduled to be destroyed till Bunnings saved it, built a nice stand and pro looking tail and now take care of it. Props to Bunnings for saving it, it still makes me happy seeing it kicking on
Don't forget the petrol station and the overpriced restaurant.
When I did a road trip Sydney to Sunshine Coast we made sure to stop at as many big things as possible. The big Prawn at Bunnings was most fitting. Just about everyone was stopping by for a photo.
Oh I thought it has been demolished! That makes me happy that it’s still there
@@MysticalAmberMC "Life Australia" the home of many big things.
I remember when it had the seafood shop under it, good times
As an Irishman that moved to Canberra back in 2019, I'm actually really into the fact you guys have "big" things. It is dumb but in like the most wholesome fun loving way. Big Merino was the first one I witnessed haha
I assume you've also seen Canberra's own penis owl too?
AYYYYY WERE IN IRELAND LAD ?
@@mamearl3663 Fermanagh aka God's Country aka while good soil ph
You live in Canberra... I'm so sorry
4 years in Canberra. I hope you are in a diplomatic compound and don't need to go outside the gates as I've been told by a person that was very much involved in politics that Canberra is awash with drugs....of the illicit kind.
So could be a dangerous place to acquire an unwanted habit.
My favourite google review is of a local sewage treatment plant that the reviewer lives nearby. She complains that when the wind blows a certain direction "the smell is woeful and very distressing". I go back to that review every time I need a laugh. Even better is the review under it which reads"Very happy with the food, great service" 😂
I won't ever live near a sewage plant or paper mill
@@MushookieMan why they have google reviews enabled is anyones guess but its created comedy gold.
When the Big Merino was in it's original spot, you could throw stuff from the eyes and hit your mates in the car park.
So they did move it! I thought I was going crazy
how is this comment from 3 months ago
@@salman_3833 the longer the comment has been there, the older it gets
fkn man from taured out here in the jordies comment section
@@salman_3833 - Because it was posted to their Patreon 3 months ago and is just now making it to their main channel. I believe with Patreon they still post a TH-cam link, it is just unlisted, or restricted in some way so only the Patrons can get to it.
I love that friendlyjordies is providing alternative vacation spots for his new international audience.
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All this has shown me is that Australia follows the bum fuck mid western American town strategy of having a random big thing to get you to pull off of the highway to go see
The entirety of my exposure of Australian culture has been through either this channel or idat, and I appreciate it greatly.
Me agree
Ditto
Come visit.
Watch The Big Lez Show
Don't forget Fairbairn Films
As someone that lives near the woombye big pineapple and is 28 not 90, the reviews are right. There used to be this amazing resturant and cafe that sold local fresh fruit products and deserts. it was an amazing place but it went out of business and has been in a constant state of "someone buys it-tries to bring it back-fails" and it makes me sad i loved that place.
The farm was actually kinda cool too, mainly for the train that ran though it. And yeah the pineapple they sold was freaking amazing.
I just went for the sugar cane... Yeah, it used to be amazing.
the train was great - and the music festivals they used to have, too
they reopened it recently, and it isnt too bad. still got the nice cafe with local products, and the pineapple got an upgraded look, less like a toilet paper roll painted yellow. They also renovated the big macadamia that was sitting in an abandoned carpark right next to it for about a decade. Got an awesome high ropes course coming out of it. the festival got canned in 2021 cause of covid but should be starting again soon
@@mycosys oh gosh the train yes ive been saying they need to partner with the zoo down the road and have the train run back and forth and tickets to the zoo get you discounts at the pineapple or something.
The Big Pineapple used to have this ride called Tomorrow's Harvest where a crocodile jumped out at you and Jetsons robots farmed crops, no wonder Queensland visitors are disappointed that it's closed.
That sounds magical.
20 years and im still salty at my parents for not stopping when we drove past the big banana when i was a kid
Smart parents
Time to let that go I think 🤣
That's great, i love it.
You gotta do the Worst High Schools in Australia. Please.
Yessss
@@ACDZ123 then why are you watching?
@@ACDZ123 I respect that
I would 100% watch this
Cairns high schools is cursed beyond recognition.
My first outside-of-city Australia experience was when I took two planes and an hour plus drive to Bowen to visit family. They took me to see their ‘famous giant mango’ that had recently been returned to its home after some crackheads stole it and moved it further into town (they also showed me a lab house that had blown up in recent weeks like it was another hot tourist photo spot).
Though coming from a place that had a famed giant kiwi fruit slice and where my neighbours also cooked the crystal pepsi, I didn’t think I was in a position to judge too harshly.
Edit: After some brief research (google), cheeky nandos stole the mango
I'm told that Bowen is a good place for prawns and other seafood with great beaches. A hidden holiday spot to be discovered.
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This comment is as hilarious as Friendlygeordies` video.
Welcome to Qld!!!
The mango wasn't stolen by crackheads, it was "stolen" by Nandos as a marketing campaign for their new mango sauce.
@@margaretburn713 hahaha I’m honoured thank you, QLD was a great time overall! 🥭
As an American living in Australia for over 11 years now I am still astounded that "Big Things" are a thing here. "Just make it big whatever it is and its an attraction" I don't get it, but I love it!
Its a thing canada to falhar has a giant bee for some reason
......... Its a trait we share with Florida & Texas apparently
We’ve got that in the US, too. A lot of rural towns (esp in flyover states) have them, and they’re often baffling (like the World’s Largest Office Chair in Alabama or the World’s Largest Ball of Twine).
@@princessaria Wots the ball of twines job..
Tryna catch an enormous cat!?!
@@mycosysi was going to say - I’m in Texas & they do say everything’s bigger in Texas. I think every state has ‘The World’s Largest _____’. Wikipedia has a list of every country’s ‘List of Largest Roadside Attractions’ & neither Florida nor Texas have any listed at all. Go figure.
Someone needed to tell that poor queenslander there's two seafood shops a minute down the road past the Big Prawn.
When I was in Primary School I was put into some higher-learning class, which basically consisted of just gaving us extra homework to do outside of our regular school work. One of the first "research projects" was to name the places in Australia where various "big" things were. Keep in mind this was in the early 90s and way before the internet was widely available, so this meant hours in the library digging up relevant books which the other students in the class hadn't already checked out for the same question. To this day it seemed like the biggest waste of time possible.
Lol. Sounds like they wanted you to spend more time in the library.
I've been through Dimmeys many times and I can't tell how it still exists, they sell practically everything cleaning supplies, suit cases, 20 year old lollies and an entire section devoted to dog collars and toys. It's pretty much the black hole from the simpsons it's sucked in all the shit other shops have thrown out
The timing of the Dalai Lama joke with the information that came out about him is terrifyingly.
the road to enlightenment goes through a little tonsil succ with kiddos apparentely
Terrifyingly what?
@Faroe …
@@lesflynn4455 based on
@Faroe Not sure if it’s too late. Dalai Lama kissed a boy and told him “to suck his tongue” (not making this up). Excuse was “it’s just a tease”.
This isn't warhammer 40k..
the big pineapple was good in the early/mid 2000s when i was a kid (like 6 or 7). You could go for a little train ride, there were farm animals and you could go into the pineapple. It has been shut for like a decade tho so was surprised when there was a review from 3 weeks ago. Wildlife HQ next to it is really good. Entry is cheap, experiences are cheaper compared to other wildlife parks/zoos and they have a lot animals that Australia zoo doesn't.
I remember as a kid my parents trying to hype us up about "going past" the big banana for 6 hours. We drove past in seconds. All that hype for a mere glimpse of it at a distance. We didn't even like bananas.
The Big Pineapple rules actually (if you’re allowed in it) because you can actually go up inside it and get a pretty good view of the surrounding area from the top, the only one of these big things that actually does something apart from being big.
we had a dimmeys, it was actually sick to have in our small town but yeah, it was just stock leftover from other stores sold cheap. you couldnt find sizes or socks but you could buy a christmas tree all year round and reject candy that you always regretted buying
Loved Dimmeys in Richmond, that was class shopping ❤️🛍️🛒
@@lindahunter1969 Dimmeys in Richmond was an amazing store back in the 1980s. I still have a cast iron pan ($20) and ceramic airtight jars ($1 each) I bought back then.
The Big Prawn is legendary and yes Bunnings came through with making sure it stays in the same location back when it was part of a tourist centre.
The best part about the big pineapple 🍍 was the macadamia ‘train’ ride.
It was a bunch of carts in the shape of brown macadamia shells linked together like a train so you sat inside a shell with the brown round shell roof on top. Someone drove you through the macadamia trees, then you watched the conveyer belt of masses of macadamia nuts getting packed so you could go buy them in the gift shop. Rad!
Plus my grandma from the Great generation would say ‘They’re not macadamias, we called them Queensland nuts’. 😅
And the diesel steam train
In the Big Pineapple's defense:
- They have a neat little zoo.
- They are on-board with Spongebob memes.
- Many kids probably got their first snog while at the high school formals that were hosted there.
Didn't Alma Park Zoo move there?
I come from a rural farm town called Gore in new Zealand. We have a concrete statue of a sheep. A plastic statue of a fish And we used to have a statue of a guitar. Maybe it's still there but I can't remember. Presumably it's made of wood. But it may have been plastic. If it's still there.
The council put toilets by the fish. But you have to pay to use them. 1 star.
I haven’t had a chance to watch this yet but I really hope the Big Oyster (which is now a car yard) in Taree makes the list.
To be fair, the Big Pineapple went bankrupt or something a few years ago and it's been pretty much shut until the last year or two. That meant the farm went to pot and the pineapple needed repairs.
The giant koala was up for sale a few years ago. Tried to convince my dad that it was a good investment 😂
Can't believe that Jordan didn't do the giant rocking horse in gummeraccha, the owners response to 1 star reviews are comedy gold.
Gumeracha
I saw a "Big Prawn (Cray?)" on the NSW central coast and a fish and chip store had one on their roof that was pretty much the same size.
You know the rules, the bigger the prawn, the bigger the...
Prices...
Not technically big, but growing up in Kalgoorlie as a child, I was disproportionately proud of "the world's tallest bin" at the top end of the main street. I experienced deep pangs of grief and loss the first time I went back home in the early 2000s and saw it was gone 😢
Jordies should do a tier list of big things. I can already see the Big Potato being S tier for more than one reason.
Can use the big tennis racquet in Barellan to fling it around! 😂
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NZ already has some top novelty size items. Like the giant peaches and giant L&P (fizzy drink) bottle.
There used to be an excellent book about these in my primary school library, there was things like coin operated bunyips, that rose out of water when a coin was inserted, but the book mentioned people jammed paddlepop sticks in to cheat it. There was a cool one in Coonabarabran little world? That had coin operated dinosaurs that moved and sprayed water, I think it burnt down but the crystal kingdom shop still exists in town.
Mini land, man I haven't thought about that place since I was like 7
Mini Land!
I have family in Coonabarabran & Mini Land was always the highlight as a kid. Then the fire got to it & then the observatory became the highlight. Space is cool and all but faded dinosaurs that barely move beat space any day.
@@dr.drakeramoray6524 pretty accurate to the actual dinosaurs then, well done Coonabarabarbarian
Coona had a Bunyip!?!
Murray Bridge has one still...used to be 20¢.... probably $20 now!
My older siblings somehow managed to convince me that not only can you go inside the Big Pineapple, but that once you climb the stairs inside, there's a door that opens up to the entrance of a rollercoaster. I was so hyped for it that I used to daydream about waiting in line on the stairs inside the Big Pineapple.
Imagine the look on my sibling's faces when, after I finally managed to convince our parents to take us there, the first thing out of my mouth when we arrive is "Where's the rollercoaster?"
The Pineapple wasn't even open.
The big cow on the Sunny Coast became a womens gym at one stage after the Cooroy bypass killed it. Legit.
It's been moved to Highfields near Toowoomba
Used to go past the Big Koala all the time as a kid. It’s as dusty and old as it looks - inside there is a touristy shop, and if you go up some stairs you can get to the head of the koala, where it is literally a room with old farming equipment placed in it. It’s supposed o look like a museum sort of setup. As creepy as it sounds. Also yes the eyes low red a night!
The madlad has the time to both uproot corruption in his country AND make entertaining content! What a legend.
Grew up relatively close to the Big Banana. My parents never felt the need to take us there. I don't blame them, though I am sad that I missed out on the quintessential Australian experience of going to the Big Banana and being thoroughly disappointed.
So funny to hear your perspective from a person who grew up in Coffs Harbour. Yes, as a kid, visiting the BB was a 'thing' and our first experience of an anticlimax ..... Even though we didn't have the word for it, but we absolutely felt it. Nobody discussed how ordinary it was 🤣🤣
LOL, we all visited it, then the only time we ever went back was when visitors asked us to take them there. It never disappointed with how ordinary it was and I never defended it. It is just there.
I visited the big Banana on a family holiday to Coffs when i was 12 in 1982. It was an oversized yellow fibreglass tube with photos inside. I was wondering why we drove 7 hours in a full car from Canberra to marvel at this thing and spend 2 weeks in a crowded tent while it rained pretty much non stop. It wasn't Summer. It was September. It was the only time i ever punched my elder brother in the face. He hit back harder. Great times. 😂
jordies is back at it again with some of the famous australian things i didnt bother to even think about
Dimmies, pronounced like dim sims, is basically where retailers dump stuff (mostly clothes) they couldn’t sell.
It's a shame that the Matilda Kangaroo from Gympie didn't get featured.
Apparently its head and eyes move side to side and it scared the absolute sh*t out of me the first time I realized lmao.
The Big Banana was disappointing, but being told The Grampians is NOT where Grampa and Granma lived broke my 5yo brain.
It may also have been heatstroke from the six hour drive in a 1970's kingswood with no ac under the blistering aussie sun.
Best present is a Tuesday morning upload from this legend. And you’re the BEST big thing in Australia
I love how some towns would have been discussing a new attraction like:
"Well what can we make big?"
"How about a big Orange?"
"Nah they've done that"
Watching from Ontario, Canada. Dude I'm not sure how I stumbled upon your channel but you are hilarious. Good on ya!
I travelled from finland to queensland and I have drove specifically to see the big pineapple and it was quite satisfactory and one of the highlights of my trip aside along with going to woolies and coles five stars
Big Pineapple is ok, they got a zoo there now, and it's a proper one not just some kangaroos in a paddock.
i used to live near the giant koala. the thing about the giant koala is that it isnt like some actual attraction like the rest of the big things are that are in a nice place and shit its just. on the side of the highway. barely even a rest stop. locals just use it as a marker for when you get 'near horsham' as opposed to 'near stawell'
Watching Jordie absolutely having a godsdamned coronary has just made my night. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Would definitely come again.
The dahli llama showing up was so nice and topical of him!
The pineapple farm at the Big Pineapple was actually fkn rad. They did tours and you learned how pineapples grow, and they had a mini pineapple train that took you around the pineapple fields, and inexplicably they also had a bunch of emus that you could feed. One of them bit me when I was like 8. 10/10.
The funniest thing about the big potato in Robertson is the old potato factory next to it is now a fairly pretentious art gallery, and it’s actually reasonably cool. So now you have an art gallery with a gigantic turd next to it
I would think Clive Palmer would be one of the worst big things.
I really loved the train at the big Pineapple as a kid, went through a nice forest.... the big bannana was kind of lame, I really liked the big seal on the boarder of qld and nsw, it's not a land mark yet but maybe one day, they take donations for seals and have some fish you can look at.
Surely worst hospitals next
Hey, now to be fair to Goulburn, their economy is also propped up by Australia's only supermax prison.
Big Prawn Review: ⭐☆☆☆☆
I just got my first car from me gran in woywoy and had ta drive it up to brisbane to put it on the train back up to cairns. Car broke down half way there and I had to sleep in a random carpark. woke up the next morning to find out it was the giant prawn carpark.
You have missed 2 of South Australia’s lively attractions, The Big Galah and the giant rocking horse!
Get it up ya, ya dog!
You used to be able to go up into the prawn head when I was a kid growing up in Ballina. Hot as f*** the one time I went up in there. Used to be on top of a small shopping centre. There was also a co-op down the road that had a big-ish pineapple that you could stand in. Good times 👍
I remember going up into its head too but I thought it was a petrol station.
@@mattbaker337 actually yeah, I remember that. Didn’t it have a restaurant too? Nearby at least I think. Too long ago now 😂
@@imip1984 I do remember the restaurant, thought it was apart of the petrol station
I went to the world's biggest carousel, not only did I see the world's biggest carousel, I saw a weird museum with a giant whale statue, a house inside a mountain, a great optical illusion, and a feverdream of lights and instruments that play themselves.
Wait, the pineapple farm is gone?!
I have pleasant memories of sitting on that little train chugging around the farm learning pineapple facts.
Years ago. Was a great farm. Fond memories of that train. Lived there for 20 odd years lol
You missed the Big Bogan in Nyngan, the Big Gold Nugget in Grove Hill NT, big Sapphire in Sapphire, Big Easel in Emerald, Gumeracha Big Rocking Horse, Big Gumboot in Tully, Big Mower at Beerwah, Big Cow recently moved from Sunny Coast to Highfield near Toowoomba, Big Penguin in Penguin, Adaminaby's Big Trout, the Big Sherrin (Aussie Rules Football) in Ungarie NSW and the Big Aboriginal Family at Aileron in the NT. So many big things that are wonderfully crap.
Being a fan of jordie is like being a fan of politics before there were parties
The Big Pootato, may or may not be a relic from Pork Barilaro's most recent visit to the park.
Jordies I just want you to know, NZ has big things too.. you could do a spin off for Anzac day, and look at reviews of nz's big things!
I love and hate that the brand name Putt Putt wins over miniature golf in upside down land too
I always wanted a bucket list for tourist attractions in Australia! Thank you Jordie!
There's a big Bunyip at Murray Bridge mate...miss it at ur peril!!
the giant ram is in wagin wa, hence the goulburn one is the big merino. the goulborn one is way bigger, but you can walk under the wagin one's ball bag. 4 stars.
Do worst schools in Australia
yes!
Man, I wasn't expecting this to give me pride for Ontario's own Big Apple
Please do the worst reviews of The Coffee Club/Shingle Inn
good to know that places other than the middle of the USA have an obsession with building large versions of normal things
How could you miss The Big Penguin? You'll need a trip to Tassie just so you can check it out. Its a penguin! 5 stars
Tell the cnts to vote a Labor government in and maybe they'll be considered along with the rest of the country.
Only penguin soup, no penguin, one star.
In the town of Penguin, no less.
Tasmanian’s are weird
This penguin got two heads!?!
Gotta say the best part about the big merino is the seasonal decorations they put for it, like giving it double eyepatches for some reason during halloween, what's even better is that they might forget to take them off afterwards so you'll come by again several months later and the thing's still wearing both eyepatches.
Proposal for Australian Big Things Trend
Introduction:
Australia has a long history of creating "big things," which are oversized versions of everyday objects. These include the Big Banana in Coffs Harbour, the Big Pineapple in Woombye, and the Big Prawn in Ballina. These structures are not only a tourist attraction but also a source of pride for local communities. In recent years, there has been a growing trend of building big versions of little things like bananas, apples, and prawns. In this proposal, we suggest taking this trend to the next level by creating office blocks or apartment blocks, entertainment centres or shopping centres in the shape of these big objects.
Purpose:
The purpose of this proposal is to explore the potential of the Australian Big Things trend and create a unique and innovative way of building office blocks or apartment blocks, entertainment centres or shopping centres that will attract local and international visitors. We believe that by taking inspiration from these big objects and incorporating them into our architecture, we can create visually striking and memorable buildings that will add value to our communities and boost the local economy.
Objectives:
To create iconic and visually striking office blocks or apartment blocks, entertainment centres or shopping centres that reflect the Australian Big Things trend.
To attract local and international visitors and boost the local economy.
To create a sense of pride and identity within the local communities.
To promote creativity and innovation in architecture.
Strategy:
Our strategy is to collaborate with architects, designers, and developers to create a range of concepts for big office blocks or apartment blocks, entertainment centres or shopping centres that reflect the Australian Big Things trend. We will then select the most feasible and innovative designs and work with the local authorities and developers to bring them to life. We will also explore funding opportunities through government grants and private investment to ensure the projects are financially viable.
Implementation:
Concept Development - We will collaborate with architects, designers, and developers to create a range of concepts for big office blocks or apartment blocks, entertainment centres or shopping centres that reflect the Australian Big Things trend. These concepts will be presented to the local communities for feedback and approval.
Design Development - Once the concept is approved, we will work with the architects, designers, and developers to develop detailed designs and plans for the project.
Approvals - We will work with the local authorities to obtain the necessary approvals for the project.
Construction - Once the approvals are obtained, we will work with the developers to start construction on the project.
Launch - Once the project is completed, we will launch it to the public with a grand opening ceremony to attract local and international visitors.
Conclusion:
The Australian Big Things trend has the potential to create iconic and visually striking office blocks or apartment blocks, entertainment centres or shopping centres that reflect the Australian culture and identity. By taking inspiration from these big objects and incorporating them into our architecture, we can create buildings that are not only functional but also unique and memorable. We believe that by working with architects, designers, and developers, we can bring these concepts to life and attract local and international visitors, boost the local economy and create a sense of pride within the local communities.
I don't think you're gonna get an A on that English assignment mate. or even a b-.
Nice yarn mate, breezed thru the first two paragraphs... then my short attention span took hold...it's not you, it's me... maybe I got that arse about!?!
Pride in Community = Nyngan Big Bogan
@@LetterboxFrog Logan.. the Big Shiv.
When "Ashokan Farewell" started playing over stock footage of pineapple farms like the Ken Burns American Civil War documentary, I lost it.
This guy is a comedic genius I'd totally share a drink with this man
Sorry jokes on you mate, you should fall down the rabbit hole of BIG THINGS in New Zealand too. There's a giant corrugated iron sheep, a giant carrot, a giant bottle of fizzy, and a big gumboot just to name a few
The koala looks like he’s gotten a high of eucalyptus
The big koala has a turkey farm across the road from it which is far more interesting
Hey Jordan,
I was wondering if you could be more pro Greens just because ALP is becoming more moderate and less left. For example, the safeguard mechanism that Labor proposed was nothing short of horrible if we were to meet our climate targets, the Greens however were able to put in a plan to actually reduce emissions. Also Labor has done nothing to fix the rental crisis, hasn't removed negative gearing and capital gains tax and is only building 30 000 out of the needed 850 000 public houses. Recently did the Australian Institute release findings showing how inequality between the rich and the working class has grown and nothing has been done about it. Thanks and just take this into cosnideration and I haven't even talked about the subs.
Goulburn local here. A Merino, because Goulburn is the first inland city in Australia and used to be the biggest sheep stock yard in Australia. A Merino is also a kind of sheep bred specifically for wool. Dimmye's = Shiter Kmart.
in scotland its 1 am just got a positive covid test but jordie posted!!
Hope you feel better soon. Bigger and better even. 😅
Worst Fish and Chips shops. The house of the large but old chiko roll posters which acted as great beacons that drew all to the tiny neighbourhood shopping strip with the tiny IGA.
Omg this video has triggered many childhood memories! Funny AF! BTW my Uncle made that big assed zombie Koala 🐨 🤣 😎
United States 🤝Australia
Small towns with the world's biggest object as a tourist trap
I've been binging Jordan's content a lot lately, It's really lifted my mood
I'm so glad that the big koala exists... breaks up a tragicly monotonous roadtrip, but I totally agree with the first review of it. The cafe part looks on its last legs and actually smells lol
I remember being a kid and going to the big ram and feeling like life could never get better. I really thought it was the peak.
I took my 3 year old not long ago and he thought it was best thing he had ever seen. It is indeed peak.
The best part about the big sheep is that it’s the first thing you see coming into Goulburn from Canberra
The Big Koala is streets ahead of the rest of the abominations in this video: artistic genius! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Yep - definitely.