MORE BOM DATA FUDGING EXPOSED The Bureau of Meteorology has been caught out transcribing raw written weather records incorrectly onto their databases. For years I have tried to expose the data tampering by the Bureau of Meteorology in order to distort climate records. I’ve been constantly ridiculed throughout my political career as being unqualified to comment on the issue because I’m not a “scientist”. Yet this has never been about science. It’s about record keeping plain and simple, and the integrity of those records. Something that I was qualified to speak about given my 25 years in managing financial records and studying statistics up to Masters level. Whats particularly frustrating about this is that this isn’t the first time the BOM has exposed for fudging records and yet they are continually allowed to get away with it. This includes the media continuing to report their records used to promote “climate change” as though they are the gospel. If you want to fight this corruption then sign up to Peoplefirstparty.au today. •••••••••••••••• “A forensic audit has uncovered false readings and widespread errors in the Bureau of Meteorology's raw climate data, including blocks of temperature readings copied and pasted across different years and seasons, raising questions about the integrity of records used for climate analysis. Anomalies in the BOM's online temperature records ranged from whole months of duplicated data decades apart to statistically impossible whole weeks of identical temperatures to one decimal place. The data errors are not just historical, with the audit, conducted with pattern-recognition software, finding more than 40 per cent of the flagged entries or events dated after 1990. Mr Berger said none of the findings required any knowledge of climate science but were purely data-integrity failures that would disqualify any dataset in any other field of science. Mr Berger undertook the audit with retired scientist Geoffrey Sherrington who said he lived by the motto "trust, but verify". "We are concerned that government policies like net zero are informed by data represented as raw and unadjusted when under investigation by our forensic pattern analysis programs, that is incorrect," Mr Sherrington said.”

RISING UNEMPLOYMENT WILL BE THE STRAW THAT BREAKS THE ECONOMY’S BACK. Last month, Australia lost 40,000 jobs which resulted in Australias highest unemployment rate in five years. Unemployment is the most important economic indicator by far. Once people lose their jobs they are unable to service their mortgage and put food on the table with many falling below the poverty line, causing the economy to cascade into a downward cycle that is very hard to turn around. Taxes will decline and social services will increase pushing the budget further into deficit. Successive governments have engaged in wasteful spending to prop up Australias economy over the last decade resulting in false and tepid economic growth that has masked productivity declines. Politicians won’t be able to bluff their way out of higher unemployment driven by private sector losses by continued wasteful government spending. They need to come up with real solutions that will drive private sector growth not the government sector. To do that the government needs to: 1) cut taxes on Australian incomes and profits by increasing taxes on foreign profits sent offshore 2) cut red tape and punitive government fees 3) Build infrastructure to drive down the cost of doing business and living, such as energy, water and transport 4) transform our education sector to focus on trade skills instead of University degrees. This will growth the productive manufacturing sector rather than the inefficient managerial sector. To many politicians are focused on driving a car that is no longer running, instead of fixing it. People First is has the skills to fix the economy. Sign up today to help us do it at PeopleFirstParty.au •••••••••••••••• “Australia's unemployment rate remained at 4.7 per cent in September, after August's jobless rate was revised upwards. It means the national unemployment rate remains at its highest level in the post-COVID era, in seasonally adjusted terms. An estimated 39,300 fewer Australians were in work last month, and the number of officially unemployed people increased by 8,900.”