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@QBCCIntegrity Scumbag needs to be stripped of all and any post gov privilages. The door closing needs to punt him off a cliff.

Australia’s Prime Minster Anthony Albanese has a lot to look forward to in Australia. And believe me, it’s coming.

@RositaDaz48 Expensive bum roll holder.

Taxpayers will fork out more than $130,000 to immortalise Daniel Andrews in bronze as the Allan government forges ahead with the controversial tribute > bit.ly/4dKnEww

@PaulineHansonOz I just don't understand how we became comfortable with accumulating massive debt. It used to be an accomplishment to be in surplus but now it's barely acknowledged 🤷‍♀️

I feel for the young people of today looking at buying a house. In my day, it was about 3x the average wage to purchase a home. In some places now, its 15x wages. Add to that, the government is leaving the future generations with a $1 trillion dollar debt that they'll have to pay off. It's time to wake up to ourselves as a country and get it back on track.

Thomas Sewell makes a final address responding to the government listing the White Australia Party as a "prohibited hate group". He reveals ASIO advised the ban on the same day he registered the party with the Australian Electoral Commission - Anzac Day - and that he filed paperwork for a High Court challenge to the "hate groups" laws today. "If our High Court injunction fails, then the fate of liberal democracy dies with the fate of White Australia" Follow: @NoticerNews

@PaulineHansonOz Perfect artificial reef 🐠

When One Nation win seats in the next Victorian parliament, we will relocate the new Daniel Andrews statue to a special Museum of Underwater Art in Antartica.

@FinancialReview Their justification for flying commerical international business class (we're talking 20k each way) is that they can multitask better...wtaf.

Senior government ministers billed taxpayers for flights, hotels and car transport during a trip that involved a Labor fundraiser at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. ebx.sh/igiJPP

@PaulineHansonOz 👏👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

In One Nation's Budget Reply, I outlined our vision of hope for the future. I have so much to say about saving this country that I ran out of time to say all of it. Watch my full budget reply and read a copy of what I wasn't able to fit in below: "We are covering our land with windmills and solar panels and in turn delivering the dearest and most precarious electricity grid our nation has ever had, when we had the cheapest coal fired power and sitting on one of the greatest coal resources in the globe. One Nation does not care about major party sneers. We care about handing our children a better opportunity than was handed to us by our parents, currently it is the other way around. One Nation will reallocate the resources from the fool's errand of Australia changing the weather to invest in coal fired power, nuclear, irrigation, freight, rail, ports and roads. We will work with businesses as partners in these projects. One Nation will listen to civil engineers, nuclear physicists, and research scientists in medicine instead of climate change bureaucrats. These assets on our nations balance sheet allows us to pay for expenses on the Profit and Loss. These assets build a nation that can repay its debts. One Nation is offering a fundamentally different direction -one rooted in proven, common sense economic principles. We'll lower taxes on working families, slash regulation that strangles enterprise, deliver abundant and affordable energy, and back the industries that actually create real wealth and opportunity. We will never pretend we know better than you how to run your own lives. That is why we are determined to hand power back to the Australian people where it belongs. We will reward hard work and aspiration, restore fiscal discipline, and put Australian families and businesses first once again. One Nation's word is our bond - and we have three decades of unwavering policy consistency to prove it. We hope to earn your trust to implement the bold change Australia desperately needs. Thank you."

@SuzanneHoltQld My husband has been here paying taxes for 40 years. Never asked for income support despite doing it tough. I do agree with strict criteria on income support and NDIS though. Purely because they are currently being targeted by dodgy foreign nationals.

My husband happily paid taxes for many years as a permanent resident before he had the privilege of being granted Australian citizenship. As an equal contributor to our economy why should he be excluded from the communal benefits afforded to our wonderful society #auspol

@SimonBanksHB @AngusTaylorMP There has to be guardrails or we all fall off the bloody cliff.

So an Australian marries a UK citizen while working in London They return to Australia and fall pregnant before citizenship is granted @AngusTaylorMP cuts them off Paid Parental Leave How anti-family can you get?

If you want my take on the budget, I'll be blunt. It's a sh*t sandwich, and now we're being forced to eat it.

@DavidShoebridge Facts don't have feelings mate.

Nasty politics from Angus Taylor today, saying the Coalition will remove income support from permanent residents if they get sick or injured or lose work. Pauline Hanson is living rent-free in that bloke's head, and it's feeding his meanness.

@TheConservati19 The entire budget is geared to prop up arrivals. CGT disc. still applies for new builds, migrant workers on visas are then fast tracked to 'skilled' (construction) labour. Anyone building from here on is buying a cardboard hut - quite literally.

If you're a renter in Australia GOOD LUCK! 1. Current lnadlords may very well sell up their investment properties in the next twelve months before neagtive gearing changes come in. 2. Potential new investors will baulk at investment proerties with the CGT changes which combined with negative gearing changes will result in a decline in rental propeties coming onto the market. 3. With immigration at records high and with estimates it will continue to grow, competitions for rental properties has gone from tough to nearly impossible for some. 4. Homelessness will rise, not decline. Everything Albo and Chalmers is talking about in regards to making home ownership is a lie, the elephant in the room though is going to be rental vanacancies which inevitably will decline. Australia has just become a very dark place for so many Australians while Albo and Jim have ensured they keep their riches through grandfathering these changes. In doing so they've locked in their wealth while sending god knows how many Australians into poverty. ABSOLUTE CRIMINALS!!!

This is the standard now. We can all lower the bar.

@1Swinging_Voter Hilarious 🤣

WOW those HOUSE #QT triggered Albanese. He went off his head. SCREECHING and YELLING when asked about how he was able to negative an existing house but he just RIPPED that opportunity off young people. #AUSPOL Remember this ....

@OMGTheMess Exactly!

Wonder why it was grandfathered?

@PaulineHansonOz Please tell us more about how you're going to reverse this near fatal migtation policy. By the time we actually get new government we could be close to minority 😬

Tonight’s budget rewrites the whole TAX SYSTEM!

This budget focuses heavily on supporting new arrivals to support their out of control spending. Simply halving this figure solves ALL of the issues we are facing everyday.

@NoticerNews All while aussie families are living in tents.

Here are some of the craziest details from Labor's 2026 Federal Budget: - $124M for powerful Jewish lobby group the Executive Council of Australian Jewry (which is behind Australia's new "hate speech" laws) - $207.4M to "combat the influences of anti-Semitism, violent extremism and hate" - $46.7M in financial support for the Jewish community - $41M for various education department anti-Semitism initiatives - $9M for a hate crimes database - $68.8M for National Security Investigations teams (hate speech and social media post police) - $32.6M on social cohesion public awareness campaigns - $793M for "Closing the Gap" policies for aboriginals - $36.6M to help aboriginals to vote - $48.3M for aboriginal hostels - $4.2M for a new National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Precinct - $6.8M for aboriginals to "own, access and manage water" - $308.6M to "end gender-based violence" - $50.4M to continue investigating alleged Afghanistan war crimes - $6.6M to give missiles to the UAE - $64.6M to recruit Papua New Guineans into the Australian Defence Force - $16.6M to investigate sexual violence in the ADF - $24.7M to recycle solar panels - $112.7M for gambling addicts - $25.3M on the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, mainly for a grants and fellowships program - $167.3M for Nauru - $550M to "support high‑quality, climate‑resilient infrastructure in the Pacific and Timor‑Leste" - $33.2M for Indonesia - $68.5M for HIV treatment for immigrants who are not eligible for Medicare - $449.3M for RSV vaccines - $10.8M to "provide community‑led health literacy education to refugee and migrant women" - $7.7M to boost refugee employment - $74.2M to fight abuse of the refugee visa system - $27M to make migrant workers follow the law - $19.8M to fight abuse of the student visa system