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@loanoptions_ai Julian Fayad is a low life snake 🐍 and a liar. Piss off Julian and take your two-bit, scam of a company with you.

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@PaulBassat Shut the f@#ck up you self-serving, self-interested, bell-end. Chalmers knows infinitely more about economics then your 🫵 lowly arse. You wouldn't know.

Yesterday’s Federal Budget was framed around fairness and intergenerational equity. That is a premise all of us should agree with. Younger Australians are being disadvantaged in many different ways: housing costs continue to spiral faster than incomes are growing, productivity growth is anaemic, and the next generation is set to inherit a debt burden it will have to repay. The reality of the Budget is something quite different. It significantly increased the tax burden on Australians trying to build businesses and create wealth for their families, their team members, and the country. That burden will fall disproportionately on younger Australians, because they are the ones starting and building those businesses over the next decade. On the other side of the ledger, very little has been offered in return. Ending negative gearing on residential property may dampen price growth, but on the Government’s own numbers the Budget will deliver very few new homes. Supply is the root cause of the housing crisis, and the Budget does not seriously address it. For startup founders, their teams, and small business owners, this Budget is a serious setback — and that cohort is disproportionately young. Incentives matter. Rules drive behaviour and behaviour drives culture. This Budget changes the rules in ways that will damage the economy and the future prosperity of Australians. Australia will be taxing capital gains at a higher rate than virtually any other developed country in the world. Our nearest developed neighbours Singapore and NZ tax capital gains at zero. We might accept the sacrifice if it delivered us something. It hasn’t. The Budget will do almost nothing to create future prosperity and nothing to improve fairness. As a country, it is time to grow the size of the pie rather than simultaneously shrink it and fight over the slices. The one genuine positive is the Government’s stated willingness to engage with the startup community on the doubling of CGT for founders and employees. The startup ecosystem will engage in good faith. The test now is whether the Government will too.

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@Ryandally08 Too many votes in it for Labor to say what we all know. Look where the UK is heading... Labour politicians revolting, Starmer resigning. We should be so lucky.

Just 5 months since the worst radical Islamic terrorist attack in Australia’s history, Anthony Albanese says that the “far right” are Australia’s biggest threat. ABC “what is the number 1 priority for you?” Albo “the rise of the far right” Not one mention of radical Islam.

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What a shit day for Aussie Women

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This question has become largely hypothetical. Peter Dutton led the Coalition to a heavy defeat at the 2025 federal election, lost his own seat of Dickson, becoming the first opposition leader to do so, and was replaced as Liberal leader by Sussan Ley.

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@S_GerardRennick Dutton was at a boozy dinner feeding his face and celebrating the night before the vote, while Morrison was doing the numbers and ensuring victory.

@S_GerardRennick He can't help himself ☠️☠️☠️

@S_GerardRennick Oh yeah, if only we had this dismal, one-man losing streak in charge 😂😂😂👎👎💩💩

@S_GerardRennick You're trying to defend this flop 😂😂😂

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The Federal Government will spend $85.2 million fast-tracking migrant tradespeople in hopes it will ease a dire shortage of skilled construction workers. STORY IN THE COMMENTS.

Those who disagree point to the election result itself as a verdict, arguing that voters were given the choice and rejected it decisively, and they raise concerns held by critics about his style and some of his positions.

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