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@JSWeepers
🏂🚴♂️🏍👨👩👧👦🏍🔨🇦🇺 FYI currently I've never blocked anyone that didn't block me first because IMO that is pathetic and weak.
Adelaide Katılım Mayıs 2012
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@ItsAlexQuinn Haha. Did you know what it was or were you shitting bricks???
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Video of the Aerial view of New Glenn exploding from Orlando Airport
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@Didicoy_Tonttu @Black_Kettle @DudespostingWs 😂 I've got by for a week or so using this strat for a shit battery.
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@Black_Kettle @DudespostingWs Old, stick shift, Honda.
In the before times people drive cars whose starters had gone out months ago, they just made sure to park facing downhill.
No shit.
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This is what the older generations should try and do more often
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@jgove8 @Concerned_Cit25 @AvidCommentator Exactly and it hit plenty of property so therefore has a significant impact.
Im surprised at Tarric quoting that 94% figure as if the 6% is insignificant.
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@JSWeepers @Concerned_Cit25 @AvidCommentator Well then this would suggest it's a good policy imo as it allows people to rentvest as well, and gets rid of tax concessions for people who are highly leveraged and tax concession dependent.
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"There are about two million property investors in Australia; about 75% of them own only one investment property and another 19% own two."
How is leaving ~94% of property investors types alone going to help reduce demand from investors for existing homes?
Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺@PaulineHansonOz
One Nation supports Australians being able to negatively gear up to two investment properties. There are about two million property investors in Australia; about 75% of them own only one investment property and another 19% own two. One Nation supports these Australians who have worked hard and invested in their future while increasing the availability of rental accommodation. Labor is pulling up the ladder behind them on younger Australians with its changes to negative gearing and the CGT discount. Albanese will be able to negatively gear his existing property forever, young people won’t. Labor wants Australians to be dependent on government, not independent of it.
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@Concerned_Cit25 @AvidCommentator To be fair, you're not accounting for the 6% some of whom will have 100s of properties. Those 6% could own 50%+ of IPs?
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@AvidCommentator Roughly half (around 50% or slightly more) of Australia's residential investment/rental properties are owned by the ~6% of investors with three or more properties.
rba.gov.au
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@grahmggg @AvidCommentator Roughly half (around 50% or slightly more) of Australia's residential investment/rental properties are owned by the ~6% of investors with three or more properties.
rba.gov.au
Yes many
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@AvidCommentator That 6% cohort that have > 2 investment properties is a key metric.
How many properties would be freed up if the max was set at 2?
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@adrianjw73 @DaveTaylorNews Name 10 things you use weekly that have gone up by less than 6% in the last year.
The ONLY reason they even say a number with a 4 at start with a straight face is because of the halving of the fuel excise.
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@JSWeepers @DaveTaylorNews Maybe 28.6% seeing as we’re just plucking numbers 🤪
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@nathanosborne85 @romagirl76 @JEChalmers That and they lied as much as usual using the deliberately skewed CPI basket.
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@romagirl76 @JEChalmers It only went down due the fuel excise tax being cut temporarily.
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BREAKING: New numbers from the ABS show that inflation moderated in April by more than expected.
Headline inflation was 4.2% in the 12 months to April 2026, down from 4.6% in March.
This was better than the median expectation of the market.
While this tick down in inflation is welcome, it remains much higher than we’d like and that’s why it’s a big focus for the government.
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@DaveTaylorNews Oh, I was expecting 6%+ the way people were carrying on!
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@GusLefty @PaulineHansonOz There's a reason for the CGT discount. Its inflation, its not fair to tax inflation at the same rate as income
If you bought a house in in 1980 and sold it in 2026 you can still only buy one similar house with the money. In fact once you pay stamp duty and tax it will cost 100ks
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@PaulineHansonOz One Nation supports people reducing taxable profits/income by 50%
Millions of workers would like to only pay tax on 50% of their income
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One Nation supports negative gearing being allowed on 2 homes for everyone.
The Labor government claims to be helping the younger generation, yet they’re taking away an investment strategy that has been used by generations before them.
We completely oppose the changes to CGT.
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I dont know you about you folks, but when I'm just about to reopen a contested waterway for trade and a peace deal, I fill it with mines....
The Hormuz Letter@HormuzLetter
BREAKING: US forces struck two IRGC boats laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz and missile sites in Bandar Abbas, per CENTCOM spokesperson. A source close to Iran's Ghalibaf says Iran's "decisive response" is now underway. The deal is off.
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@RaySheeo @DaveTaylorNews On further probing it also says the average over the past 12 months was 55% so it is down.
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@RaySheeo @DaveTaylorNews A very good question.
According to grok:
Mid-May 2026 data shows Brisbane/QLD rates frequently in the 20-40% range, indicating the 39% figure is within normal seasonal expectations rather than unusually weak.
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Auction clearance rate for entire state of Queensland: 39%
Here we go
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@Ausproperty95 @BTCMax21 In 1970, buying the median Adelaide house required roughly 385 to 440 ounces of gold. Today, despite massive property inflation, it requires about 155 to 220 ounces.
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People are so worried about a housing but the reality, the houses never went up.
Your money lost value at 7-9% a year for the last 50 years.
Houses went up less than that.
They lost real value by 1-3% per year.
Housing ain't going to crash, cause it never boomed.
Just money losing purchasing power.
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You’re a liar
Never believe you again
And
There’s a death tax
Jim Chalmers MP@JEChalmers
We’re delivering a lot of tax reform in the Budget – here are the facts.
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@steveodm82 @AaronDodd Every investment property I've had took a lot more effort than sit back.a relax.
Every property I've painted, gardened and done tonnes of maintenance repairs and improvements myself.
Plus I've had Tennants trash carpet, driveways, gardens etc. One even burnt 1/2 the house down
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@AaronDodd Yes because every investment gets a return, and the money you invested with wasn’t earned. What a stupid post 🤦♂️
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FYI... capital gains are not "hard earned returns". You literally make an investment, then simply sit back and watch that investment (hopefully) appreciate over time. #auspol
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@BinManIan @AusPoll6 How dare they gauge the public mood on something.
You know every government has had limitations on migration.
Are you infering that the only way to have non racist migration policy is to allow unlimited migrants in?
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@AusPoll6 Pollsters pandering to the racists by continuing to conduct polls specifically on immigration.
It's not the biggest single issue in the country, but no one ever seems to do polls on other single issue subjects
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@CraigSarg73 What are you talking about, everyone outside of a big city is voting One Nation. STFU
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Farmers across Australia are warning that hard caps on migration will hit food production and push grocery prices even higher.
Their message is pretty straightforward:
“If you want affordable food on the table, farms need workers.”
For years Australian agriculture has relied heavily on migrant labour to pick fruit, harvest crops, process food and keep regional farms operating. Many farmers are already struggling to fill these roles locally.
The reality is simple:
Less workers = lower food production.
Lower food production = higher prices at the checkout.
People can debate migration policy all they want, but the people actually growing Australia’s food are openly saying labour shortages are already hurting the industry.
At some point Australia has to answer a basic question:
Who exactly is going to do the work that keeps the country fed?
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@bobjcarr No one who is a migrant, who is the relative of a migrant, who employs a migrant or who is friends with a migrant should vote for Angus Taylor. Everyone else should feel free to consider a vote for well done Angus
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Angus Taylor being quoted saying his new policy won’t hurt migrants. Every time he says this he entrenches view the Coalition has swung against overseas-born. They won’t win teal seats w/ ON rhetoric & won’t win Labor-held seats w/ their big migrant populations. Bad, bad politics
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