You re perfectly correct, when you say "One of the headlines...

You re perfectly correct, when you say

"One of the headlines this week, was that between 2000-3000 brick companies will go bust if they don't get gas. Are you telling me, they would prefer to go out of business? A lot more scenarios similar to this have been highlighted in the last few months but in particular the last few weeks. Think of this no bricks , no glass than it will have a knock effect onto other industries such as the building industry, car industry, hotel industry etc etc."

It is food for thought, that if some one of  good repute ( such as Robin Judd) contacted "


Think Brick ( the association that represents) represents Australia’s clay brick and paver manufacturers.

"In Australia the brick industry is worth $2.8 billion to the economy and creates employment for
30,000 people nationwide in the manufacturing and installation of its product.
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It appears to me that, contact should be made with such an Association along with the Master Builders Association  of Australia and get both their support for the fracked and unfracked gas to be allowed to be transported through the Jemmeena pipeline.

The building industry is one of our major employers and covers employment for building manufacturing goods, bricks, pavers, and all associated items right through to new TV and furniture and cars , for each new home has to have those items.

While I don't expect the associations to give support or advice to its members to buy CTP shares.

It would not be a bad idea if those two associations ( and National Unions) were contacted simply to create a National Building campaign to save jobs in the building industry.

You will get no higher public media attention than if the Building industry stars to make a shipp lot of noise.

If you are employed in the building industry you may care to email the Association or the Union and and express your concern about the significant amount of job losses in at least the building industry.

Turn this into a political problem that Turnbull cant or wont fix.

This is a democratic country, you are entitled to voice your concern about the way the country s being managed, and the consequences of not taking appropriate action.

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