The Greens MP said Opec’s decision to cut oil production by about 1.15m barrels a day, in addition to earlier cuts, highlighted the need for governments to make transport cheaper. Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup The 12-month trial is not government policy and is being proposed as ministers warn of budget constraints and significant expenditure, including on the National Disability Insurance Scheme and the estimated $368bn acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines.īut Watson-Brown said the $2.2bn bill for free public transport was one-seventh of the projected $17.1bn cost of stage-three tax cuts in their first year.

Are my personal files permanently wiped from the laptop with this issue?Ģ.Costings by the Parliamentary Budget Office predict the policy would likely increase the number of people using public transport and leaving their car at home, but didn’t factor that into the $2.2bn figure.

It will not allow me to do so, displaying only the two messages stated above.Īt this point, I just want to make sure my personal files are removed from the laptop.ġ. I've also pushed F8 (held it down, and pressed multiple times) before the Dell logo came up in the hope I could enter the Advanced Set up Options mode (and do a factory reset). I've done a ePSA/Preboot System Assessment (PSA) with no issues found. If I do disable Secured Boot, message pops up stating 'Active Partition not found!' If I do secure boot, message pops stating 'Internal hard disk drive not found.no bootable devices - strike F1 to retry boot, F2 Enter Setup Menu, F5 enter PSA'ī. However, when I powered it back on to do the F8 // Restore to Factory settings, I kept getting an error. Used it minimally, so thought it time I recycle it. I wanted to wipe my Inspiron 5423 so I could recycle it.

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