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Mr Bowen is from the Labor Party; he represents the poor people, he represents the workers, so he's got his snout in the trough, spending huge amounts of dollars. To be called the president of COP has gone to his head. There is a serious leadership problem in this country. Ian Plimer @RitaPanahi

We’re gambling with Australian lives. These aren’t ‘ISIS brides’, they’re terrorists. Why are taxpayers forced to fund people who hate us and want us dead? 😡

Happy Birthday, Pauline Hanson! 🎉🇦🇺 72 and still going strong! 💪 Wishing you health, strength & another year making them all “Please Explain!”

Is the Prime Minister of Australia mocking a 39 year old wage earning father for being unable to afford his own home? Incredible behaviour from our supposed leader.

Angus Taylor to Anthony Albanese, what happened to 'my word is my bond?' auspol

The ABC has failed its bias test yet again, as chair Kim Williams is caught taking another swipe at One Nation. I would pull the $1.3 billion in ABC funding, and turn them into a subscription. The regional places like radio that do a good job can stay but all the ABC “journalists” in the capital city will have to prove the Australian people want them.

@realRick_AUS @GutcherAAW

@realRick_AUS @BMAU000 Of course. We are dealing with a pack of criminals.

Good morning Australia Chris Bowen just admitted public servants are more important than the taxpayer and they deserve to fly business class all around the world. The sheer arrogance of this bloke is beyond belief. I thought Labor was for the working people?

There’s a certain stage in people lives where they finally wake up and realise labor is the party of higher taxes and lower living standards. Some people take a lot longer to wake up. David Hughes has finally woken up 😂

#BrentJohannsen Pauline Hanson is right again. Cutting the ABC’s $1.3 billion taxpayer funding and forcing it onto a subscription model is one of the best things we could do for Australia right now. No more forcing Australians to bankroll a bloated, biased metro media empire that many no longer trust. Regional radio stays protected, where the ABC actually delivers value, while the city newsrooms finally have to prove their worth to paying customers instead of treating taxpayers like an ATM. This is real reform: ending waste, demanding accountability, and increasing genuine media diversity. For too long, both major parties have protected the ABC status quo. Only One Nation is prepared to make the tough calls needed to fix our broken institutions, cut reckless spending, and put Australia back on track. The elites will scream, but everyday Australians know the truth. Time to back the party that actually listens to the people. Australia needs One Nation now more than ever.

Gina Rinehart says the Albanese government’s capital gains tax changes will ultimately hurt the federal budget bottom line as mining and other business investment moves offshore. Mrs Rinehart said the tax changes were ill considered and left wage earners facing a double whammy if they chose to invest in mining to boost their wealth in what was already one of the highest taxing jurisdictions in the world. Australia's richest person spoke out as her early stage investment in Arafura Rare Earths appears set to deliver a new mine near Alice Springs, and help Australia and its allies loosen China's grip on critical minerals supply chains. “These CGT changes will make it even harder for junior and medium explorers to raise the money needed to search for and develop new projects,” she told The Australian. “Smaller and medium mining companies rely heavily on investors willing to back high-risk exploration years before there is any return. If you reduce the incentive and ability for people to invest, you reduce future discoveries, future mines, future jobs, future revenue and future growth for Australia at a time when our country sure needs it. “Additionally, what is also being missed in the CGT increase is that people are investing money they have already paid tax on through PAYG and other taxes, and yet any profits they make on that reinvestment is now going to be subject to even higher taxes.” Her comments came as Wesfarmers chair and fellow West Australian Michael Chaney gave his qualified support to the tax changes. “(The) capital gains tax concession and negative gearing have been prime factors in house prices being as high as they are in Australia, which is completely out of kilter with most similar sized economies – and so I think change was inevitable,” he said. “The problem is that we need wholesale, not piecemeal, tax reform that includes lowering personal and corporate tax rates.” Mrs Rinehart said other countries were competing hard for investment yet Labor’s tax changes compounded other unhelpful policy settings in Australia. “Unfortunately, the proposed changes to capital gains tax don’t recognise how widespread their effect is, given CGT was initially brought in in 1985, affecting all assets and projects since,” she said. theaustralian.com.au/business/minin…

To all the people in Albo’s seat of Grayndler - Please make sure to VOTE HIM OUT of his seat at the next election for Australia’s sake 🙏🏻🇦🇺 Your country needs you!

This is supposed to be a liberal democracy that we live in not some communist dictatorship where you get to threaten people with jail because they make a meme @AlboMP

There is something mentally wrong with @AlboMP & @Tony_Burke 6 months after Australia’s worst terrorist attack - perpetrated by ISIS terrorists - they are bringing more ISIS terrorists & their supporters to Australia No normal person would do that @australian @SkyNewsAust

Not sure why Llew had to retract his statement in Parliament… 🙄👏 Albo’s word isn’t worth a pinch of 💩

MP Phillip Thompson was suspended from the House for 24 hours, the first MP in nearly five years. His crime? Telling the truth: Labor are liars. Well done Phil for not backing down. 💪

@craigkellyAFEE @HeffJill Studied Keating and Hawkes changes to CGT in 1985 and went ahead anyway 🤡🤡🤡 menziesrc.org/impact-of-labo…

I don’t want somebody who’s mum was on a pension and grew up in public housing I want somebody who builds, creates, employs and is self sufficient.

The only term Albo deserves is a jail term!