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@TheAusInstitute BREAKING: The Australia Institute accidentally discovers the power of compound interest
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“These numbers are obscene. Rising interest rates and rising prices are hurting Australians. But you know who’s not hurting and who never hurts? The banks,” said Dr Richard Denniss, co-CEO of The Australia Institute.
Read more: theaus.in/4nabzUA
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Worst use of social media ever? I'll start:
Jacinta Allan@JacintaAllanMP
The theme for this year's Met Gala is the 2026-27 Victorian State Budget.
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@88888sAccount @PatrickGormanMP Politicians LinkedIn's is now my new favourite content
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A Liberal-National-One-Nation coalition?
Chaos and division as far as the eye can see.
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Just Melbourne things
Madelaine Burke@Madelaine_Burke
Just in. A failed firebombing in Southbank this morning.
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@MarkOgge The pro-tax position is using numbers from climate change lobby groups. What's the difference?
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“The figure being cited by Mr Albanese is from Australian Energy Producers — representing the country's major gas companies…”
The PM is literally repeating gas lobby talking points.
abc.net.au/news/2026-04-2…
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@DavidPocock What about looking into the source for your figures, the @TheAusInstitute, for their honesty and integrity? They are completely free from bias then?
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The PM and other major party politicians are getting their figures from the gas industry rather than the ATO and Treasury 🤯
Whose side are they on?
When you try and interrogate these figures from the gas lobby you get “PAGE NOT FOUND”.
You cannot make this stuff up!
Head to ourgas.com.au to get involved.
The only way we win this is if the major parties know they will continue to lose votes at the next election if they don't put Australians first.
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Here’s a plan to fully fund the NDIS, cancel AUKUS! That will free up $100 billion over the next decade to give people with disability the support they need.
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@88888sAccount Glad this independent senator puts the interests of the people ahead of his own interests, or the big evil lobby groups and billionaires.
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@DavidShoebridge Instead of just calling it names like 'evil' and 'fascist', how about you actually debate the ideas? Your thread is just virtue signalling with no intellectual argument
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Palantir's CEO published a manifesto arguing Western tech firms have a "moral debt" to US military dominance, that AI weapons are inevitable, and that "some cultures are dysfunctional." This isn't just a regularly evil tech or defence contractor, it’s a fascist political project.
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@AlboMP Let's solve our energy security issues by becoming more reliant on a single nation...what could possibly go wrong
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Now more than ever, our relationships with our neighbours matter.
Tonight I spoke with Premier Li Qiang of the People's Republic of China. We talked about the importance of energy security, and how we can work together for the benefit of our nations and our region.
We will continue to engage in dialogue to maintain our stable and constructive relationship.
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@miles_matthias @bcherny Thanks mate! Worked a treat. Appreciate it
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@RammityCap Yes! Updating didn't work, there's an issue where a stuck background task will prevent dispatch from responding. Clearing background tasks is what worked! cc @bcherny
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@_warrenhogan @no1historychick You gave this more time than it deserved
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It’s about the information in the price. Because financial markets are deep and liquid, the prices observed (for example, the 3 year interest rate or the currency), contains information about the direction of the economy and potential future pathways. While there is ‘gambling’ in financial markets this is but a sideshow to the investment, saving and risk management activities of our economy. Whether it be superannuation funds, life insurance companies, banks or the finance and accounting activities of business. These financial decisions (and transactions) in some respect mirror what is happening in the underlying economy and certainly have implications for underlying economic activity in the future.
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As an economic historian who doesn't study "the markets" it's always fascinating to see so many talk about serious economic situations in terms of "the markets" - places where people go to gamble LOTS of money.
Why do we let gambling determine our entire economic framework?
Warren Hogan@_warrenhogan
We are already starting to see retailers across a range of segments talk of price hikes in the days ahead. Food is immediately exposed to transportation costs. The March monthly CPI could be pretty big and the June Quarter CPI will be big. Markets around the world are interpreting this as an inflationary shock. Markets in Australia are starting to eye off a 5% cash rate over the year ahead. Six months ago the average economist in Australia thought the cash rate was going to 3%. That’s a big reality check for debt holders. If this continues expect the yield curve to flatten as the prospects of a major economic downturn materialise. Asset markets holding up remarkably well so far.
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@JacintaAllanMP Who wrote this line...of course you can.
You can sell the benefit of equity in the business to an employee....mandating the right to equity in law for an employee is insanity
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You can't just sell work from home as a benefit and then oppose it as a right.
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