Firefighters in this country town say they're so fed up with bureaucracy they might quit
Firefighters in this country town say they're so fed up with bureaucracy they might quit
Country firefighters in WA are considering quitting over battles with bureaucracy and a funding rejection, according to a volunteer association.
I'm not a fan of articles like this. There's so little detail on why the proposal was knocked back. It's impossible to know, by the end of the article, whether it was a good or poor action by the committee.
Anybody got the inside scoop?
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No idea on this article, but yeah I swear 90% of local news I read is so clearly slanted in a way as to evoke a specific response, usually obvious ones (pro business, anti homeless, anti city, copaganda). It's frustrating to be denied the actual story
I don't even know if theres an agenda for some of this stuff. I reckon the journo has been given two short sentences from each side and told to make 500 words or whatever
plus a story about 'firies being strangled by beaurocracy' will sell clicks and most people wont think past the headline
I always think about cafes that have papers out for free and they're obviously always going to be that. Never see our local trot rags getting coffee in the morning