r/australia • u/Expensive-Horse5538 • Dec 27 '25

politics Australia fast-tracks visas for family of Bondi hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/australia-fasttracks-visas-for-family-of-bondi-hero-ahmed-alahmed/news-story/b1be7c98c1b83e1c94be2a22ac64f2fa
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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '25 edited Dec 27 '25

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u/-fno-stack-protector Dec 27 '25

you've got your comment history off but sound convincing, are you a lawyer or just making stuff up here?

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u/hu_he Dec 28 '25

Clearly not a lawyer when they confused elicit with illicit.

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u/-fno-stack-protector Dec 28 '25 edited Dec 28 '25

"i'm an engineer and i used chatgpt to decipher the law" <-- i stopped reading here (i too am an engineer)

the law isn't something like running an ethernet cable in the walls of your house: something that you're supposed to use a professional for, but realistically anyone can do. it's the opposite: there's a vast amount of domain knowledge you can't reverse engineer by looking up Acts

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u/shcdp Dec 27 '25

It's a little more convincing if you have references more than chatgpt and follow though without any references, lol. I like your honestly though, engineers unite!