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@Ross__Hendricks USA should block the Strait of Hormuz at the Afghan border

Friendly reminder: Hormuz was open before we launched the war

@Longtstanding Good luck! AI will end you Its a bit like ending cars. The rest of the world won't stop to ponder your stupidity

As a species we need to choose water over AI. And thus we should just end AI.

@Doctor_650 Welcome to the housing industry

The question was asked at our WALFA day, what’s industries biggest challenge. It wasn’t markets, price, A$, diesel, or labour, but compliance and red tape. How did we get here so quickly where the office has taken over from productivity with our time ? #ALFA #MLA

@JNampijinpa @JulianLeeser Highest immigration ever, yet still can't get workers 30% of new immigrants are not working

This weekend, I was in Berowra in Sydney’s north with @JulianLeeser. We visited a nursery, a mechanic, an electrician, and an air conditioning business. Such small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but they’re doing it really tough right now. Here’s four pressures that are turning aspiration into anxiety, and good times into hard times. One: the fuel crisis – soaring petrol and diesel prices are hitting small businesses head-on. Two: insurance – insurance companies are dictating to businesses what they can charge for services that doesn't take into consideration the rising costs of doing business. Three: apprentices – taking on young workers is incredibly difficult, and clearly, the Albanese Government’s incentive handout system isn’t delivering retention levels to the degree that’s necessary. Four: government-funded NDIS jobs have created a sector that’s taking workers and talent away from the small business economy. These are just some of the hurdles small businesses are dealing with. As for the fuel crisis, the Albanese Government should take up the Coalition’s proposal and halve the fuel tax. That measure would reduce fuel prices by 25 cents a litre for three months. Our plan is for temporary and targeted relief that’s not inflationary – because we’ve identified savings to fund the measure. The Albanese Government should act now and put Australians first.

@business Australia needs to fund its own gas plant to have natiuonalised gas like Norway

Chevron said storm damage to its Wheatstone gas facility in Australia is impacting efforts to restart operations. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@business Imagine if a real cyclone came along

@ChrisHeHim1 Companies now run short supply chains. Dunny paper delivered daily in tiny lots Labor only had 30% of its IEA oil obligations

The fuel shortage has nothing to do with supply and everything to do with selfish hoarding—exactly the same panic‑driven greed we saw when people stripped shelves of toilet paper during the pandemic. And it's One Nation and the Coalition driving the panic.

@AvidCommentator Victoria least afford more state debt No such thing as a free lunch

'Free public transport in Victoria through April as fuel prices continue to climb' So its Victoria that takes the lead on fuel conservation, not Albo... abc.net.au/news/2026-03-2…

@Osinttechnical USA should block Straight of Hormuz at Afghan border

The Houthis' deputy information minister says that closing the critical Bab al-Mandab Strait is on the table.

@ausstockchick There is more money in human tenants than growing marijuana today Drug dealers better off sub letting to other people

What could possibly go wrong? #auspol

@DrewPavlou Rent out one bedroom for $400 a week

2% home deposits in Australia Such a terrible idea

@HoolyMcg @AvidCommentator @DFA_Analyst I concur. Run non Adblue for 12 months

@TwitAI_censor @AvidCommentator @DFA_Analyst Urea. What urea ? Just delete adblue

My latest full length video with @DFA_Analyst is now live. In it we cover in detail the impact of the war in Iran, examine the role of the Strait of Hormuz and alternative pathways for Middle East oil. youtu.be/ALENWpLBOxU?t=…

@TheAusInstitute Victoria has tonnes of gas, but wont exploit it

"In Australia, we subsidise the fossil fuel industry. We give more than half of the gas we export away for free, and we charge our kids a fortune to go to uni." See more of Richard Denniss on Q&A here: youtube.com/watch?v=CAYxzR…

@da_sails #grok How long did this nuclear plant take to build? @AvidCommentator

THE UAE BUILT THE ARAB WORLD’S FIRST NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ALL 4 UNITS ARE l FULLY OPERATIONAL Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant, Abu Dhabi: • TECHNOLOGY: 4 x APR1400 pressurized water reactors Korean design built by KEPCO • OUTPUT: ~40 TWh per year ~25% of UAE electricity demand • CARBON AVOIDED: 22.4M tons CO2 annually ~4.8M cars equivalent • LICENSING: Units approved 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 Each with 60-year operating life • FUEL LOAD: Unit 1 Mar 2020 Unit 2 Mar 2021 Unit 3 Jun 2022 Unit 4 Dec 2023 • OVERSIGHT: 500+ inspections 100+ independent reviews (IAEA, WANO) • OPERATIONS: All 4 units in commercial service 24/7 baseload Refueling every 12–18 months This is energy security Zero carbon Always-on Sovereign power $CCJ $UEC $UUUU $NXE $DNN

@Tazerface16 Australia enters the chat

Worked in semiconductors for many years. Usage of helium for making computer chips is ubiquitous and required. We just blew up 30% of the world supply. No helium means no AI chips. No AI chips means no AI data centers. No data centers means no AI bubble. =Market crash.

"Project Ceres (by Perdaman Chemicals & Fertilisers), it is a $6.4 billion urea plant being built on the Burrup Peninsula near Karratha. It is on track to start commissioning in March 2027, with full production by June 2027. Once running, it will produce 2.3 million tonnes of urea per year—enough to supply the entire Australian market and still have some left for export."

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