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Dr. Russell Blaylock: "The tetanus vaccine is one of the most ridiculous vaccines ever."

The real equity issue in this budget is that Labor are telling us they need to borrow $267 billion of extra debt over the next four years to pay for their out-of-control spending. That is almost identical to the total value of the headline budget deficits that Labor say they will produce between now and 2029-30. The fairness issue is that Labor is spending hundreds of billions of dollars borrowed from future generations to buy votes in the present. If it kept government spending as a share of the economy, or GDP, at 2007-08 levels, when Australia was doing very well indeed, the budget would swing from a projected $64 billion headline deficit to a surplus of about $23 billion. Rather than borrowing from future taxpayers, we would be reducing their debt burden. It is un-Australian to overturn all the rules of the economic and investment game — adversely affecting millions of households and businesses in the process— with zero debate, discussion or notice. The accounting and legal costs alone will impose a small fortune on families and firms. How Labor thought they could get away with this daylight robbery is unclear. It must have something to do with dud polling… afr.com/markets/equity…

Taxpayers have forked out more than $1m for Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen to travel the world in three-and-a-half years, visiting 25 countries on business-class flights that emitted an estimated 158,600kg of carbon.🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 #auspol

What a load of BS....a 'dirty tricks trap'. lol It's pure politics and spin from SA's events co-ordinator in chief (AKA Premier Malinauskus) and dutifully reported by @theTiser . Clearly overlooked his shocking track record on energy projects (e.g net zero, green hydrogen). Better that he sticks to the city circuses rather than bugger up an important aquifer and the entire South East.

brings up a good point they backed off raiding unrealised super investments to now take 47%++ of all investments

@jaquix173 Yes, Savva is a fucking weirdo 🤔

Niki Savva's book details how an obsessed and weak PM Abbott allowed staffer PetaCredlin to bully everyone including his Ministers, and mismanage the workings of govt.

@Rrockstar10 @AlboMP @SenatorWong On the upside - she was not raped by Hamas and then dragged through the streets and spat on by baying Gazans 🤔

This is an Australian 🇦🇺 hero who tried to deliver food to starving children. Listen to what Israel did. Demand that @AlboMP & @SenatorWong sanction Israel and expel their ambassador. Israel is a terrorist state. They must pay a price for their crimes.

@ElaineM11584892 The rent boys must hate that finger 🤔

Correct.

@TheKouk Hardly the point but you are a leftist economist (ie one that is not good enough to work in the real world) so whatever you reckon big fella.

@GusLefty Uhm - this where solar can work - on a self contained site in the fucking desert where a bazillion miles of connectors are not required.

Publicly anti-renewables except for herself and Gina Gina Rinehart's company, Hancock Prospecting, has installed solar and battery systems at its Pilbara mines for dewatering operations, saving diesel and achieving 55% RENEWABLE energy penetration at those sites. .. The company has also planned a 30 MW solar farm for its Mulga Downs mine, and Rinehart has a significant investment in the Kathleen Valley lithium mine, which runs on 81% RENEWABLES (wind, solar, and battery). . These projects highlight a strategic move towards renewable energy for economic savings at remote mine sites, despite Rinehart's public opposition to net zero policies. . Hancock Prospecting mining operations Pilbara mines: Three solar and battery hybrid systems have been installed for dewatering, combining 750 kW of solar PV and 1.68 MWh of battery storage. . Renewable penetration: These systems are designed to achieve 55% renewable energy penetration at the remote, off-grid sites, resulting in ANNUAL SAVINGS of up to 250,000 liters of diesel. . Future plans: Hancock Prospecting has applied to build a 40 MW solar facility at its Mulga Downs mine. Kathleen Valley lithium mine Rinehart's role: Rinehart is a major shareholder in the project, which is operated by Liontown Resources. . Renewable power: The mine has a hybrid power station with 30 MW of wind, 17 MW of solar, and a 17 MW/19 MWh battery, which achieved an 81% average penetration of renewables in the 2025 fiscal year.

AMAZING—The flotilla activists are totally fine boarding the plane to go to Turkey, but when they land, they’re crippled on stretchers. What happened and how’s this Israel’s fault again?

They bulldozed vast stretches of the living Amazon basin for a crude highway to help shuttle 50,000 delegates to COP30. This was November 2025 - and modern civilisation was crashing the party of an ancient rainforest in order to save the planet. It was a profound environmental insult already shrouded in the past. Instead of global outrage, its an enduring scar. The road access debacle carved a 13km wound directly into the bloodstream of the protected Belém Environmental Protection Area. A causeway of lifeless red dirt was driven through dense green jungle, as mud-caked excavators sputtered under the banner of summit preparation. This was progress on the march. But this isn’t just 'any' jungle - and it was a real highway only for a moment. Now the 'Avenue of Liberty' is a tawdry access road for the drug cartels, illegal loggers, and opportunistic cattle ranchers. Cash crops like soybean and oil palms are also eating the jungle alive. The legacy of this crime are the fragmented habitats and a massive localised spike in fresh roadkill (in a country losing 475 million wild animals yearly to roads). The global elite descended on Belém, lectured the world on the environment for a few days, then flew away. The bureaucratic class got their photo-ops, but the ecosystem was left permanently changed, and powerless local indigenous peoples were left to rue their shrinking homelands. Now, no one even bothers to remember. It's just another example of the biodiversity nuisance getting in the way of progress.

Melbourne Name & Shame: Charlie Ann Tidmarsh & Edith Pope On Anzac Day (April 25, 2026), Charlie Ann Tidmarsh, 20, of Reservoir, and Edith Pope, 22, of Northcote, allegedly went on a graffiti spree targeting two Melbourne RSL clubs. Police allege they spray-painted offensive messages including “f--k ANZAC”, “kill the troops”, “death to the ADF”, and “die war criminal imperialists” on the Reservoir RSL (around midnight) and the Bell Street RSL in Heidelberg Heights (around 1:45am). They were caught in the act at the second location. Damage: ~$3,000 to Reservoir RSL and $200 to Bell St RSL. They were charged with criminal damage, marking offensive graffiti, and grossly offensive public conduct. The pair appeared in Heidelberg Magistrates’ Court on May 19, 2026, hiding behind masks and umbrellas. Their case was adjourned until June 17, 2026. Disrespecting veterans and Anzac Day memorials like this is criminal

#BREAKING Attorney General, Michelle Rowland, outright refuses to answer a direct question of whether the $10,000 she was made to payback, were for flights for her husband and kids: Reporter “was that the flights for your husband and kids?” Rowland “that was the amount that IPIA said I had to pay back” Reporter “but why won’t you say what you had to pay it back for, was it for the flights for your husband and kids?” Rowland “I want to be clear that this was private advice” Reporter “so you had to payback around half the amount of the trip?” Rowland “yes” Reporter “there was a time when a Minister might be forced to resign over something like this, do you accept that?” Rowland “what I accept is that I acted within the guidelines and paid the money back” Absolutely no accountability under this Albanese Government. They just spend our tax money like drunken sailors.

BREAKING: This NAIDOC Week (5 July 2026 – Sun, 12 July) Anthony Albanese, Lidia Thorpe, Malarndirri McCarthy and Marion Scrymgour will be joined by up to 10,000 'Invasion Day' protestors to work cleaning and repairing houses, starting in Alice Springs. "It'll be fun!" beamed the PM. "Just bring rubber gloves, a hazmat suit, some Ajax and cloths! Stomach-pumps will be provided by the Army - but I don't want anyone to look upon this as an 'Intervention' like Howard's racist one that assumed people in remote areas needed help." "Also, volunteers should not be tempted to rescue any poor poppets, as that would be stealing them. Better they're left where they are, so we're not called racist." "Come! Join us! Even Linda Burney is having Gucci run up a rubber suit for her!"

Antoinette Lattouf returns to the ABC for a bit of self promotion and to hang out with her friend Yumi Stynes Stynes wrote “Welcome to S*x” which teaches kids as young as eight how to perform s*x acts and now she’s a star journalist at the ABC Your taxes at work

@EVERALDATLARGE @JuliaGillard Feminists hate Gillard - just sayin 🤔

History recalls @JuliaGillard faced two Opposition Leaders at same time. Tony Abbott & Kevin Rudd. Handled them splendidly until own team knifed her. Her #misogyny speech was one of greatest ever delivered in #Parliament. Male politicians could not cope with female leader.

Over 50 years ago, Palestinians went into a Christian town and slaughtered, raped, and tortured Christians. They shot babies in the back of the head! Never forget The Damour Massacre! Credit: @realMaalouf

what is aspirational about raising taxes smh.com.au/politics/feder…

@Tank9999 Are you sure?!?!?’?? … because the top 1% of Australian income earners pay over 20% of all income tax. But you think they pay less than nurses, furies and ambos?