This is why the major parties never talk about tax reform. In 2023, the Government raised an extra $72.7 billion dollars in taxes, a whopping 10.6% higher than the year before. This works out at over $3,000 per Australian adult. Rather than cut taxes, so that you can keep

The Liberal Party have absolutely no intention of abandoning Misinformation and Disinformation laws. Nor have they learned a single lesson.

I was way too conservative on this prediction

“The federal government must reassess the level of fines levied on banks when their action or inaction affects the integrity of financial markets, particularly in light of Macquarie Group being hit with a trivial $5m penalty. The onus also rests with the Australian Securities &

Senator Gerard Rennick It really is a racket Gerard! The idea always was to create a huge pool of wealth and then enable a pack of parasites to abuse it and loot it Same happens around large infrastructure projects and various gov. purchases esp. military expenditure. Robert Barwick Australian Citizens Party

Liberal and labor are the same party. There is no difference. One is blue and one is red. If you support the liberal party you are an NPC.

In the last 20 years, the number of tradies in the Aussie construction sector has risen by 42.5%, labourers by 48.1%. The number of consultants 153.6% and building technicians 80.5%. A lot of low hanging fruit for reform here, conversely a lot of jobs at stake.

As absolutely insane as it would have sounded two years ago, there is the narrowest possibility that Dutton could form a minority govt. Its not likely, but the fact that he would even stand a tiny sliver of a chance speaks to Albanese's failures as a leader.

Hey AUSVEG hort farmers are going backwards, unproductive house flippers are making a motza. So should we all quit growing food and do house flipping? Better for bank balance and body. Real estate is lauded🤣 Michael Guerin

Paul Keating has private age pension scheme 👉🏼Industry Super & they put submission to falinski housing review. Private age pensions want to use wages of poor people to do #buildtorent but they want poor renting slaves to give them tax concessions Wrap ya laughing gear around that

It is the same for produce prices. Consumers want me to supply cheap labour intensive produce , while real estate agents get the lovely headlines like they cure all cancers. House flipping is booming. National Farmers' Federation Gympie Times AUSVEG

Back in 1992 Keating’s boomers owned their home. They are now retiring with 3 million+. And Amanda Rishworth MP wanted Keating’s home owning multimillionaires to have more disposable income by getting us kids to give them some handouts

Superannuation is a PRIVATE TAX on everything. It is not free money. Every toll user is taxed and goes to Industry Super Every light you turn m profit goes to your private pension.

Home owning Boomers didn’t need to pick back in 1992. They owned their very cheap home and are now bloody landlords with houses on their smsf

Needs to be 100% of wages to go to private pension. That should quickly curb us from spending in economy. Probs is, Keatings multimillionaire home owners are not taxed. So they can still spend. Reserve Bank of Australia

Superannuation scam! I was born to wrong family, Born wrong gen Born wrong gender Took wrong career path. Thing is I pay Paul Keating a Johnny Howard a generous public pension treasury.gov.au/sites/default/…

Keating promised that my kids and I would not have to fund his boomers. Slaves are not even earning 90000 , pay slave tax and give handouts to Keating ilk

Howard pimped up Keating scam. Howard allowed people to put a basic human right into private pension. Then Gary and Dylan try to say they will not need a public teat. A landlord is a public teat sucker.

Landlords are dole bludgers and we give them tax concessions to make money in their sleep. There is 172000 farm jobs . Time for landlords to contact National Farmers' Federation and get a job. So us consumers are not hit at the checkout.🤣🤣

Greg Jericho And chooses to leave 3.5M Australians behind. I would like to see politicians' salaries plotted on every income graph we see. They have gone up at the same rate as company profits. Odd, that.