Bring back common sense 🎯 #SackAlbo ❤️technology ❤️ business owner 🚫 sick of Australia catering for woketards 🇦🇺
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OMF This will kill small business owners.
🛑 RESIGN NOW ALBO
Australia doesn’t like bullies.
What Albanese’s office did to Helen Haines was unacceptable.
Helen Haines is one of the few politicians in Canberra widely respected across the aisle. A former nurse and midwife who came up through the Voices for Indi movement, she’s known for integrity work (including helping drive the National Anti-Corruption Commission), rural health, and representing her community without the usual party games. She’s the opposite of a political attack dog.
After she publicly criticised the $6 million grant to Marrickville Golf Club in Albanese’s own electorate calling the broader grants scheme “pork-barrelling by design” his office circulated a document to journalists.
Created on 10 September by his deputy director of communications, it catalogued her funding requests for projects in Indi and floated lines of inquiry about possible personal connections, gifts, business interests or undeclared benefits.
It offered no evidence of wrongdoing. Haines’ response when asked about it: “They are pretty desperate.” She stood by her public advocacy for regional projects.
That’s classic bullying: target the independent who calls out the grants process, try to plant doubts about her motives and integrity, then move on. It’s the same old political smear playbook.
Now, after the shocking apparent deliberate attack on her outside her Wangaratta office, the Prime Minister is (rightly) calling for the political temperature to be turned down and praising her decency and integrity. The contrast is stark. Circulating a baseless dirt file weeks earlier while now asking everyone else to be nicer is hypocrisy. Australians notice these things. We don’t like bullies in the schoolyard, the workplace, or politics especially when they preach respect after engaging in the opposite.
Helen Haines is in hospital in a critical condition. Focus should be on her recovery and the police investigation. The dirt-file episode is a separate, earlier matter, but it still matters. Politicians who talk about integrity should practice it. Smearing a respected independent for criticising a grant in your own seat is not that. Australia is better than that.
No one should support Labor at this point.
#auspol
🛑 GREENS BITCH FIGHT 🤣😂🤣
Ok we’ve watched the loopy Greens for years with their stupid policies and tantrums.
But hey, this one is entertainment 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Get the popcorn 🍿 out and have a laugh at these losers.
Couldn’t come at a better time with the upcoming Victorian state election. 👍🏼
BREAKING: I can exclusively reveal that Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John stands accused of ''stealthing,'' the practice of removing a condom during sexual intercourse without a partner’s consent.
I can also exclusively reveal that Mehreen Faruqi appears to be behind the leak campaign - this is a coup to topple David Shoebridge!
Read my article now: drewpavlou.substack.com/p/me…
Shame Albo doesn’t cut jobs in the public service.
National Australia Bank will cut up to 2,500 jobs as part of a major transformation aimed at simplifying the business and freeing up money for growth and technology spending.
news24.com.au/business/finan…
Great polices, thank you @PaulineHansonOz 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Media Release: One Nation will reverse Dr Chalmers’ budget experiments
One Nation will fix Dr Jim Chalmers’ destructive budget experiments by reversing his capital gains tax and trust changes. One Nation will also protect negative gearing for up to two investment properties and vows to fight any plan by the Treasurer to impose death taxes and taxes on the family home.
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said Australians were paying for a Treasurer who had no idea what he was doing and the Albanese Labor government who just cannot stop spending and driving up inflation.
“Dr Jim Chalmers is experimenting on the Australian economy, and everyday Australians are his guinea pigs.” Senator Pauline Hanson said.
“He’s playing with your home, your rent, your business and your savings. When his experiments fail, Australians will pay dearly.
“He has smashed business confidence, cut off business investment and helped send the property market into free fall.
“Already, more than 1,100 households who bought through Labor’s expanded five per cent deposit scheme are now estimated to owe more than their homes are worth.
“Labor encouraged them into the market, then pulled the rug out from under them.
“They botched the ATO credit card ban and lied about their involvement. They were forced to back down on their widow tax. Now accountants warn Labor’s trust changes could cost Australians billions in unnecessary advice and restructuring.
“Labor couldn’t run a corner shop. But they know how to send one broke.
“One Nation will restore the 50 per cent capital gains tax discount and scrap Labor’s proposed 30 per cent minimum tax on trusts.
“The status quo of allowing unlimited taxpayer concessions for property tycoons was not working for Australians. The Liberal plan to back the broken model protecting property moguls makes no sense.
“One Nation would continue to allow Australians to negatively gear up to two investment properties.
“Anthony Albanese has pulled the ladder up behind him on young people trying to break into the property market, protecting tax concessions for existing properties. This includes the Prime Minister’s own ocean view clifftop house in Copacabana, the hundreds of properties held by his own cabinet and the thousands of properties held by property tycoons.
“The Labor government must answer whether members of cabinet who benefited from grandfathering negative gearing concessions recused themselves from voting on the measures given their conflict of interest.
“Australians should be able to work hard, invest and get ahead. For many young Australians, an investment property was one way they could get a foot into the property market.
“One Nation will end this disastrous experiment and reverse Chalmers’ destructive budget experiments.
“And we will draw a line around the family home and stop any plans for Labor’s death taxes.
“It’s not enough that you already work several days a week to pay for Labor’s uncontrolled spending. Because Labor cannot control their own spending, they will keep coming back to shake you down for more.
“My warning is that your family home, your super, and what you leave your children will be in the firing line next.
“Labor broke its promises on negative gearing and capital gains tax. Why would Australians trust anything they say?
“One Nation will never impose a death tax. We will never impose a tax on the family home.
“You should not have to spend your life paying for Labor’s spending addiction, then have them send your children the final bill.”
It shocking to hear MP Helen Haines was hunted outside her office and run down.
Then we see the unrest overseas like France. No matter which side we support, violence is not OK.
The fact that the Joint Counter Terrorism Team has been activated, might provide a clue as to the identity of the suspect. Will the identity be withheld?
Thoughts with Helen Haines and her family, it’s shocking this has happened in Australia.
Fly and Lie Anika Wells is one commie thing. This is about stopping us from hearing the real news and economic disaster Labor is doing to us.
Anika Wells has landed herself in more trouble.
She’s continued to deny spending taxpayer dollars to attend a birthday party.
That’s despite no record of ‘sideline meetings’ ever taking place !
Listen to the details HERE.
🎧omny.fm/shows/ben-fordham-fu…🎧
People should be free to stay in their homes, whatever the size. Empty-nesters, growing families, or anyone else shouldn’t be shamed, taxed, or pressured out of properties they own and want to keep.
The housing crisis isn’t caused by people “hoarding” space in homes they already paid for. It’s driven by chronic underbuilding and demand that has run ahead of supply.
🤬 The real bottlenecks
Building new housing is slow and expensive largely because of red tape, zoning, and regulatory costs:
🤬 In Australia, the Productivity Commission has estimated regulation adds $135,000–$320,000 to the cost of a typical new house (zoning/land restrictions being the biggest component).
🤬 Industry figures (HIA and others) put regulatory and government charges at up to around 50% of a house-and-land package in some markets.
🤬 Approval and build times have lengthened significantly; gold-plated building codes (energy, accessibility, design rules) add tens of thousands more per home and further slow construction.
These barriers restrict supply far more than any individual household’s choice to remain in a larger home.
🤬 Migration amplifies the mismatch
High net migration has increased demand faster than construction can respond. Recent data has shown net overseas arrivals outpacing new home completions by roughly three-to-one in periods of strong inflows, while overall completions have lagged population growth and official housing targets.
When population rises quickly and new supply is constrained by planning delays, high costs, and limited land release, prices and rents rise for everyone. Blaming existing homeowners for living in the homes they already own doesn’t fix the supply problem.
🇦🇺 The practical answer:
🤬 Cut the red tape that makes new housing so expensive and slow to build. Streamline zoning and approvals, reduce unnecessary cost-adding requirements, and match migration levels more closely to actual construction capacity. That expands supply for first-home buyers and renters without forcing people out of properties they prefer to keep.
Protecting the right to stay put, regardless of house size, is consistent with property rights and common sense. The focus belongs on removing the barriers to building more homes.
#auspol
🛑 LABOR FAILED AUSTRALIA
Anthony Albanese’s record as Prime Minister has been defined by broken promises, worsening cost-of-living pressures, and policy choices that have amplified Australia’s housing and energy crises.
🤬 Power bills: Labor repeatedly promised households would be $275 a year better off on electricity by 2025. Instead, bills rose sharply median household costs climbed 26–50%+ in key states, and households have paid roughly $23 billion extra since Labor took office. Temporary taxpayer-funded rebates merely masked the underlying rises driven by the renewables push and system costs.
🤬 Housing affordability: The National Housing Accord’s 1.2 million homes target is already ~130,000 short after two years. Record-high net overseas migration early in the term (hundreds of thousands annually, totalling around 1.5 million additional arrivals under Labor) added strong demand while construction lagged, pushing rents and prices higher and leaving vacancy rates critically low.
🤬 Cost of living and living standards: Sustained high inflation forced multiple RBA rate hikes, leaving Australia with some of the highest official interest rates in the developed world. Real GDP per capita fell for an extended period (a per-capita recession), productivity declined, and real wages/living standards stagnated or slipped despite strong headline employment numbers.
🤬 Fiscal management: High spending expanded the public service by tens of thousands of roles, embedded multi-year deficits, and contributed to medium-term budget deteriorations (tens of billions). Gross debt has passed $1 trillion with long-term deficit projections remaining grim.
🤬 Voice referendum: A signature early commitment failed decisively (60% No). It consumed political capital, proved divisive, and was followed by limited progress on Closing the Gap most targets remain off track or worsening.
🤬 Immigration and demand pressures: Initial post-COVID migration surges outpaced housing, infrastructure, and services. Later attempts to slow numbers came after the political and practical damage was done, with even Labor figures eventually acknowledging the link to housing shortages.
The specific broken pledges, the scale of migration, energy policy choices, and spending priorities were domestic decisions with clear, measurable downsides for households. Combined Albo and his clowns have hurt Australia.
⏰ Question:
🇦🇺 Can a new government repair the damage, if so, how if not, why?
#auspol
Australian’s have traditionally been fair. Albo, and the Uni party scum have shown us they will stick together.
No matter who you vote for. Each party should have the same allocation of staff. That’s not unreasonable and Albo should not be allowed to control this.
Notice how Labor feathers their own nest, and tries to hold One Nation back?
Victorians please stand up and vote for One Nation before Australia is over run by gangs, cartels and extreme Muslims who want to bring their war to our country. Once that happens there’s no going back.
Future generations of Australians will wonder WTF was going on with us to allow our country to be destroyed by Albo and clowns.
It’s One Nation or No Nation 🇦🇺
Uniparty /ˈjuːnɪpɑːti/ noun. A cartel of political parties that pretend to oppose each other until their hold on power is threatened, at which point they close ranks to protect each other.
Today, Labor, the Coalition and the Greens joined forces to block an inquiry of our bill for fair parliamentary staffing.
The Prime Minister personally decides how many staff every senator and MP gets, including his political opponents.
Labor has 507 advisers, more than 4 per politician. Albanese alone has 59. The Liberals have more than 100, or about 1.5 each. The Greens have 17, also about 1.5 each. One Nation has just five, only 0.8 staff per politician.
The Prime Minister gets to decide the resources his opponents have to hold him accountable. Now the Liberals and the Greens are protecting Albanese’s powers by blocking an inquiry into the bill.
Funny how quickly they stop fighting each other when someone tries to make the system fair. Thank you to Senator Pocock, Senator Babet and Senator Payman for supporting an inquiry and rejecting this corrupt staffing power.
When the major parties stitch up votes to starve the crossbench and independents of resources, the Uniparty lives up to its name and undermines our democracy.
I asked Grok what our economy and standard of living will be like with the current spending by Labor in 2028.
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🛑 Australia’s economy to 2028 under current Labor spending:
Modest growth expected (Treasury: ~1¾% in 2026-27, rising to ~2¼–2½% by 2028-29; independent forecasts a bit softer).
Federal gross debt projected to peak near 35.8% of GDP in 2028-29 (~$1.1–1.2 trillion), with underlying cash deficits around 1% of GDP continuing. National debt (fed + states) still rising toward ~58% of GDP.
High public spending supports demand and services but is cited as adding to capacity constraints, inflation pressures and higher interest rates.
🛑 Living standards and how people will be living:
Many households are likely to feel the squeeze. Real disposable income per capita has been weak or declining recently due to inflation and rate hikes;
recovery is expected to be gradual. Deloitte and others warn of “recession-like conditions” for households even if the overall economy avoids recession, higher mortgage repayments, lingering cost-of-living pressure, and modest real wage growth limited by weak productivity.
Mortgage stress is already elevated (~32% of holders at risk), and further rate rises would push it higher.
Housing prices are forecast to keep falling (several banks see 8–13% peak-to-trough declines), easing entry for some buyers but reducing equity for owners.
Unemployment edges up toward the mid-to-high 4% range. Public services in health and care continue, but capacity and cost pressures remain.
🤬 Overall:
continued expansion with higher debt and persistent modest deficits, but constrained living standards for many through 2028 as higher rates and slow real income growth bite.
🔗Based on Budget, PBO, RBA and independent forecasts.
#auspol
Australia can’t keep going on like this. Labor has to go, I doubt we’ll make it to 2028 with Albo’s insane spending.
Every day there’s something abhorrent caused by Labor. This is @ChrisMinnsMP fault for not tightening the state laws to prosecute under aged criminals. That p-plater should not be out on bail.
When is Labor going to wake up and acknowledge “do the crime do the time”.
I’m over this woke bullshit. Make the parents liable for the medical expenses and compensation for the victims. Instead us tax payers have to fund the fall out and that prick will walk free on some kind of mental health excuse. Meanwhile the victims suffer.
The P-plater accused of injuring 10 people when his car struck a crowd of Knights fans in Wallsend has been released on strict bail conditions, with a judge noting the severity of victims’ injuries.
news24.com.au/news/australia…
🛑 Labor has cut funding for Ask Izzy, the free national directory people use to find crisis help for food, emergency housing, family violence, mental health and other local services.
The service, run by Infoxchange, logged 9.1 million searches in the past financial year a record, up about 7 per cent.
Funding ended on 30 June after the May budget, with no clear public explanation. Twenty-four organisations, including Mission Australia, Foodbank, OzHarvest, St Vincent de Paul, The Smith Family and UnitingCare, have written to the @AlboMP asking for the money back.
They want $2 million a year, or $6 million over three years, so listings stay current.
That is a fraction of what Labor has spent on climate summits that critics call a flop.
Opposition figures put Chris Bowen’s recent pre-COP in Fiji and Tuvalu at about $20 million of a roughly $147–150 million Pacific package, after Australia failed to land the main COP and few leaders from outside the region turned up.
The earlier unsuccessful bid to host the summit itself cost taxpayers $7.3 million.
Keeping ‘Ask Izzy’ open needs $6 million over three years. One pre-COP bill already reported at more than $20 million would cover that several times over.
Labor is abhorrent to do this to Australian’s in need. 🤬
#auspol
I asked Grok to give me the full amount of AID Albo has given away since he’s been elected.
I see so much demand for support in Australia, homeless, animal welfare, hospitals, schools, child services, more police and so much more.
Yet, Labor spends our tax dollars in an abhorrent manner with no accountability or auditing.
We’re stuck with this till 2028, by the time Labor spends what’s left, Australia will be third world. We’re tracking right on that path. Look around peeps, even in affluent areas there’s empty shops and homeless.
No words 😢
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Australia’s aid under Albanese (PM since May 2022) is mostly the ongoing DFAT program, not one-off gifts.
😱 Annual ODA:
🤬 2022–23: ~$4.65b
🤬 2023–24: $4.81b (actual)
🤬2024–25: $5.03b (actual)
🤬2025–26: $5.10b (budget)
🤬2026–27: $5.21b (budget)
😱 Roughly $19.6b from 2022–23 through 2025–26, plus this year’s allocation.
Most goes to the Indo-Pacific.
😱Biggest 2025–26 country lines:
🤬PNG $707m
🤬 Indonesia $351m
🤬 Solomon Islands $171m
🤬 Timor-Leste $136m
🤬 Myanmar $125m
🤬 Fiji $123m
🤬 Bangladesh $110m
😱Extra packages:
🤬 Ukraine ~$1.9b (😱WTF)
total since the invasion (mostly military;
🤬 latest +$60m in Sep 2026).
Gaza/Lebanon humanitarian
🤬130m since Oct 2023.
Smaller responses for Türkiye/Syria, Sudan, Pakistan floods and Indo-Pacific disasters.
Sources: DFAT ODA budgets and statistical summaries; PM and Foreign Minister releases.
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