Suicide machine

@coolestdudeva How do you know that he doesnt operate machinery ?

I’m a pretty lenient guy, but death penalty for these greedy boomer cunts

@Blue_Pie_Ninja @BaldingPhillip I totally agree. I think it will be difficult in certain areas to get MW charging stations installed in the numbers needed to make it viable. Local delivery companies in major regions could also benefit from electric trucks.

@machine_su13706 @BaldingPhillip Any reduction in diesel use within urban areas is great for long distance freight haulage which cannot be electrified as easily.

This trucks lfp battery costs probably $60k and saves $1200 a day Will charge 2000-3000 times Unbelievably dumb to still have brand new diesel trucks on the market

@PC__LoadLetter @sydney_ev @plugshare I thought trucks needed MCS to be able to fast charge? If they are the KW chargers how long to charge it to be able to get back to the depot? I think ev trucks have a place on short haul in Australia. Sydney to Canberra and Sydney to Melbourne for now but that will expand.

@machine_su13706 @sydney_ev Officially? No. Unofficially? Yeah, the cables reach to the driveway behind, the ones trucks use to get from the diesel pumps to the truck parking area. Pic from @plugshare

a Windrose #EV Truck, just competed a loaded B Double run from Sydney to Canberra non stop, no need to charge, 100% electric. total cost $50 approx. Diesel would have cost near $500 or more. We have solutions to our fuel crisis.. #auspol #trucking brisbanetimes.com.au/environment/cl…

@JEChalmers And how many have been fined or issued some sort of breach notice? How has Australia’s fuel rise been the fastest in the world before the expensive fuel has even arrived ?

We’ve just introduced new legislation into Parliament to help consumers get a fair go at the petrol pump with bigger penalties for false and misleading conduct and cartel behaviour. We’re putting petrol companies on notice. We won’t cop big corporates treating Australian motorists like mugs.

@JordanEVGuy I hope more people take up EVs to reduce fuel consumption. I personally won’t transition to one until there is no other choice.

2.3 MILLION barrels of oil…GONE! Every. Single. Day. Let that sink in for a second. In 2025 alone, electric vehicles are expected to displace 2.3 million barrels of oil per day globally. It’s no wonder the fossil propaganda machine is running 24/7. This isn’t a “future prediction”, this happened in 2025, and is expected to grow. At $100 a barrel, that’s roughly $84 BILLION staying out of the fossil fuel system. And by 2030? That number could more than double. But here’s the part people don’t talk about enough… Every barrel of oil NOT burned means… • Less emissions. • Less reliance on unstable oil markets. • More money staying in people’s pockets. • More energy independence. This is why EVs matter. It’s not just about “cars”. It’s about reshaping the entire energy system. And it’s already well underway. People still say “EVs are a fad” and “EVs won’t make a difference”. Meanwhile… They’re quietly removing millions of barrels of oil demand every single day

@PC__LoadLetter @sydney_ev Is there a dedicated truck charging point ?

Pretty much has to be non-stop. The only place you can charge is Sutton Forest northbound maccas. Drive through the servo, past the diesel pumps, and then pull up on the right. Provided your CCS2 plug is on the right, otherwise you have to drive backwards from the truck parking area towards the diesel pumps.

@sydney_ev How long to charge so it can do the return leg to Sydney ?

@ChristyDanFan I think it’s about the swing towards them which signals dissatisfaction with the two major parties.

The media is constantly trying to delegitimise Labor’s landslide win. Going on and on about One Nation’s phenomenal charge to glory. One seat. 🙄

@sydney_ev I understand where you’re coming from but how much time have you spent in remote communities? Getting trades of any type is nearly impossible let alone setting up solar farms and batteries.

Baffles my mind, in the era of large grid scale batteries, and ever more efficient Solar panels and farms, that so many outback remote communities are till 100% reliant on diesel fuel for town power... abc.net.au/news/2026-03-2…

@sydney_ev How will 500km range work for trucks outside of metro areas? What sort of charging infrastructure is needed to charge them and can the grid in rural areas support that ?

many argue that #EV trucks wont work for longer haul, even though some are now capable of 500Km or more at GVM. saying charge times are to long for the industry, reality is, Accountants will make the call, and if an EV truck can save them $5K in fuel per trip, it will happen.

@EVCurveFuturist So we don’t need to secure our fuel reserves for freight, air travel and rail?

Power bills officially dropping across Australia from July 2025. Proof the answer isn’t drill baby drill — it’s charge baby charge. More renewables = cheaper energy. Fossil fuels? Volatile, expensive, still rising. The system isn’t broken. It’s transitioning. #Bettrification theguardian.com/australia-news…

@sydney_ev It’s conceptual at best and not built or proven. How would they charge and what is the time to charge? Would it require 3 phase ? Can it be achieved in the paddock?

Remember when we had a decade of LNP telling us EV tech wouldn't work, how's that going? Australian company now developing an electric combine harvester if only we could fund such development, instead of fossil fuels, and still suffering oil price shocks. linttas.com

@Atleastimhones2 @thaussiimmi @ChrisHeHim1 How dare you assume her gender.

@thaussiimmi @ChrisHeHim1 Hey go easy on her, you know she is not allowed to think critically in any real meaningful way. Those perceptions just weren't prescribed to her, only fake virtue. She is just trying to do the best she can to fit into the collective hivemind of suicidal empathy.

One Nation reminds us why education and the ability to think critically is so important.

@ChrisHeHim1 Being critical of other people’s political opinions doesn’t mean that you think critically.

@zarahsultana It’s a pity a suicide bomber wasn’t in there. I think people would be on board with radical Islam if they took him out.

Politicians like Keir Starmer and Anthony Albanese have enabled Israel’s genocide in Gaza and materially support US-Israeli war crimes in Iran and Lebanon. Then they visit our mosques on days like Eid, expecting smiles, selfies and photo ops. What did they think would happen?

@StupidOzzies This did not happen

I was at Pub today in Perth Australia and people were Cheering for Iran. The Hatred towards US and Israel was obvious. Plus we had a Shout "Hooray for the Houthis "

@JoeTransue @DavidWe75281836 @sydney_ev How many electric headers are there? How may electric tractors are capable of towing a 60 ft air seeder ?

@DavidWe75281836 @sydney_ev Let’s evaluate again when diesel is $12 a gallon and batteries are $40 per kWh.

Yes. Even serious farm equipment can be electrified. Of only we had more foresight and encouraged the electrification of heavy machinery.

@sydney_ev @Kleva_Clogs @GoodAtBingo It’s not being a shill. During planting and harvest machines run around the clock, look at the power requirements for large seeders and headers. Quick refuel then run for 12-14 hours. Large farms can have 4-8 headers running along side tractors with chaser bins.

@Kleva_Clogs @GoodAtBingo no, fossil fuel shills have figured out diesel and other fuels magically appear in the fuel tank.

@mark_melbin Labour and the libs can’t continually neglect the regions then act surprised when they vote for an alternative party in the hope that someone actually supports them.

One Nation polling well in regional areas where Murdoch's Sky Spews is filling people's heads with poop 24x7. Federal Labor shouldn't just look at its 2PP lead and ignore the damage being done to Australians' mental health. #auspol #OneNation #SAElection #sapol #misinformation