When I was growing up Australia Day was my favourite day of the year. Poolside, Hottest 100, Australia Day flags. It was👌 I'm proud to be Australian and Idc if it's 26 Jan or not, but if we're going to change it let's get on with it! So we can go back to celebrating Australia🇦🇺

Placeholder Grok prompt: "Write a Christmas carol making fun of the Victorian Liberal party" Result: Tune of "Jingle Bells" Dashing through the polls, with no clear path in sight; O'er the hills we go, laughing all the way! Bells on members' phones, making spirits fall; What fun it is to

I'm sick to death of hearing the major parties play political volley ball. We understand the Labor Government should have done better. The Coalition should focus on the issue and how they would keep Australia safer if they were in Government. Did the PM lie? Wrong question.

May we be worthy successors of the ANZAC. We stand on shoulders of Giants. Lest We Forget.

Nothing like having a few thousand pictures of Chrysten Abraham - Libertarian 🌸 in the house! We don’t have a massive presence in Tasmania but this state could thrive under a Libertarian government. Baby steps. Vote for Chrysten in the Senate.

Australians are taxed to death. First, they take up to 47% of your income with income tax and the Medicare levy. Spend what’s left? 10% GST. Buy a home? Get smashed with stamp duty, then locked into land tax, council rates, water rates, maintenance levies, and a string of

Very disappointed in the media. All this Sussan Ley leadership coverage & not ONE mention that the new Deputy Ted O'Brien looks remarkably like a version of Scomo from Temu 💀 to say the Libs have a type is an understatement. Anyway, he is now Temo.

If one more person tells me $3 million in superannuation only impacts the rich, I’ll scream. In 30 years, $3 million won’t be what it is today… inflation erodes value. Over time, more Australians will reach higher super balances, especially due to compound growth. We aren’t

The Victorian Labor Government is overreaching, hurting businesses with taxes, red tape, and constant change. The market should decide on remote work, not politicians. Many jobs can't be done from home. Focus on fixing the state, not chasing headlines for the 2026 election.