Salt N pepper 🌶️

@BenCarrollMP You just secured your retirement with more than 300k a year without us voting for you. You may or may not even win the November election.

The privilege of being your Premier is not lost on me, and I’m not wasting a second.

@cnni I still can't believe he is a president of FIFA

The 55 members making up European soccer governing body UEFA unanimously voted Thursday in support of a boycott of future men’s and women’s World Cups in reaction to global soccer governing body FIFA’s plan to inject private money into its competitions. cnn.it/4vXarq8

@3AW693 If temporary premier loses in November, are we supposed to pay for his retirement like Jacinta?

The cost will be HUGE 🤯 MORE 👉 nine.social/19if

@EastEndJoe He is back!!

The timing is literally impossible to ignore.

@chandasaini_15 9

99% people are getting this wrong... Let's see how many can solve 🤔 Can you solve correct?

@RositaDaz48 Making a mess in every sector of our economy.

Anthony Albanese is facing a fierce rebellion from state governments over his plan to abolish higher private health insurance rebates for over 65s, as new polling shows nearly 40 per cent of seniors in outer-suburban and regional electorates are more likely to drop their cover under federal Labor's policy. #The health ministers of NSW, Queensland and Tasmania told The Australian the "deeply concerning" decision to scrap the higher rebate for over-65s would put further pressure on their strained public hospital systems, in an escalation of national cabinet tensions. #The warning shot from the states came as major research commissioned by Private Healthcare Australia poured doubt on the government’s projection that only 44,000 people would dump their cover, revealed nearly 60% of Labor voters believed pensioners should be exempt and showed that the “intergenerational equity” justification had fallen flat among younger voters. And a document obtained by The Australian shows the federal Health Department predicted cutting the rebate for over-65s would have a detrimental impact on low-income pensioners and revealed there had been no consultation before the announcement. The “private health cameos” document, obtained through a freedom of information request from the Coalition, forecast the policy’s impact on fictional characters before Health Minister Mark Butler adopted it. In one case, a Geelong-based retiree in her late 70s with an income of about $30,000 would drop private health insurance. The retiree – dubbed Heather – needed a hip replacement and decided to rely on the public health system. “Heather realises that, in addition to struggling with the additional cost of her premium, she cannot afford the out-of-pocket costs of having her hip replacement in the private system,” says the document by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. In another fictional case study produced by the department, a Launceston couple on a $47,000 pension chose to re-evaluate gold health cover that they had held for most of their lives. The couple, called Barbara and Joe, were slugged an extra $298 under the policy and had to make sacrifices in their budget to keep their insurance. “In order to pay for the increased private health insurance, on top of increasing cost of living, they have to cut back with other expenses,” the document says. The document also says the “department has not consulted on the specific proposed changes to the rebate due to the sensitivities involved”. theaustralian.com.au/nation/politic…

@AussieFC Muslims

What does Anthony Albanese love?

@RositaDaz48 Bloody Albo is comprised

They are destroying this country..

@BenCarrollMP Fix the Melbourne road instead of giving 20pc off on rego.

Victorian families are facing real cost of living pressure right now. That's why my government is extending 20% off car rego - giving everyone an extra month to claim it. This means up to $186 per car straight back into your household budget.

@BenCarrollMP Because of Andrews-Allan's created mess. Land Tax increase, wages increase

@ojessie__ Snakes

Name..

@MbarkCherguia Lantern

Younger generations don’t know what this is. Do you??

@snowyxq1 Money

No hints No clue Just pure logic...! What's your answer!!!

@oelma__ Sperm

@Siya_22100 5

.If your answer is 16 , you might want to think again. What’s your answer?

@nobleisawinner New York

@FranMooMoo The whole NDIS scheme need overhaul. So much of wastage and people who deserve it, don't get it.

The Australian Federal Police have charged a 39 year old Darwin woman for allegedly abusing her role as a public servant to facilitate corruption involving millions of dollars in NDIS funding. Investigators from the Fraud Fusion Taskforce allege she used her position to refer vulnerable members of the community to an NDIS business she co-owned.

@lisasamxxm1 Cork

@miladreaamy 20 kgs

Bunu çözersen, sen bir dahisin. Zebranın kilosu nedir?

@KatyKray73 These are the kind of people in charge of our state

Sonja Terpstra has officially lost the plot. There are entire social media groups dedicated to sharing pothole photos across Victoria. Nothing Victorians love more than the thrill of swerving into a tree to dodge a crater… or a fun little trip to the mechanic for a wheel alignment and new tyres. Absolute favourite pastime! 🤡🤡🤡