Australian Values Who Took Them Off You. Australian values many citizen say has been destroyed by political correctness and easy availability of hard drugs everywhere throughout the country and corruption destroying Australian values. Australian values is Anzac Day we should all enjoy this public holiday and remember the tens of thousands of men that died in the battle for Australia. The diggers in ww2 saved Australia this is why we celebrate Anzac Day as the diggers allowed us to keep our freedom. Most have a few beers or wine with meal at the hotel with strangers and a game of 2 up. Number 2 value Australia must be fair, a fair day’s work deserves a fair day’s pay and after hard day in the office, a wine maybe for the wife and few beers at the Club or RSL or at the hotel with work colleagues or mates. These are true Australian values our diggers fought and died for our freedom, this day should be exempt from .05 as long as citizens do not drive home dangerously. Many citizens say that they should lift the limit throughout the country for the entire year for mature people over a certain age. But these days government taxes on the working peoples beverage has destroyed their most favourite Australian value. If you’re not within walking distance to a venue or handicapped it’s too expensive to get a taxi to go to a restaurant and have a wine with your meal. Not much more than 1 can of beer and you’re liable to lose your license, the consequences could be end of your career if there’s no regular public transport, and even if you drive very slow and carefully home many people say that doesn’t count no more. Australian public servants patrol near the venues roads heavily these days. Back To Top Of Page Australian Values. Many Australian citizens think it wrong what’s happened to the Australia values, as this is not what the World War 1 and World War II diggers died for, a politically correct country. One great Australian OAM Order of Australia for his magnificent volunteer service for many Australian charities. He also served in the first Australian special forces, hero lieutenant L.S.Black. Black left in his will for his son David if he goes to the crematorium flush his ashes down the crematorium toilet. You might ask why would he not care about his ashes, because Black was disgusted and said many of his war mates thought the Australian diggers that died in WW2 fought for what. Their freedom has been taken off them, just look at the royal commission into nursing homes what was happening to some of our elderly citizens at the end of their life. Many thought the country was going down the wrong track of political correctness....
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