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Rob Hammond

@gmanviews

Husband, Father, Grandfather. Son of an Asian Refugee. Follow neither political party. I can be wrong and will change my mind with more information.

Katılım Aralık 2014
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David Taylor@DaveTaylorNews·
"Over one third (36%) of businesses reported revenue had dropped over the past four weeks, while more than a quarter (27%) expect revenue to fall over the next four weeks." (ABS)
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Johnny
Johnny@JohnnyLydon·
Proof of the value of Labor the policy.
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Kirk@kackles74

@RobWearne @JohnnyLydon Wow, this kind of mendacious denial is truly astounding. Strange that when the rort is merely spoken about being removed that house prices start to deflate. Keep going though, you’re amusing.

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Rob Hammond
Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
@DavidPocock They paid $10b in tax and royalties last year. Did you miss that?
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David Pocock
David Pocock@DavidPocock·
Some of Australia's largest mining companies receive hundreds of millions in diesel fuel tax credits - BHP alone received $622 million last financial year. At a time when the budget is under pressure and Australians are feeling huge cost of living pressures, these subsidies need to end. We should be capping fuel tax credits to look after farmers and small miners but make the biggest miners pay the full price for diesel like everyone else. theguardian.com/world/2026/may…
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Rob Hammond
Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
@larissawaters BHP have paid $107b in taxes over the past 10 years. You should say thank you
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Larissa Waters
Larissa Waters@larissawaters·
BHP made $91 billion in profit in the last ten years. All while getting over $5 billion in taxpayer funded subsidies for their petrol & accounting for a third of our total emissions. Greenlit by Labor, the Libs & One Nation.
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Steven Miles
Steven Miles@StevenJMiles·
Queensland's sun and wind are driving down power bills. So why are David Crisafulli and Jarrod Bleijie cutting renewables?  Six renewables projects in Queensland are on the chopping block despite the AER finding major renewables investments by Labor have helped ease pressures.
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Rob Hammond
Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
@LNPvoterfail So you don't believe in democracy or truth. Just power. Yes you are the rusted on ALP socialist .
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Rob Hammond
Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
@stanleywaite1 @sydney_ev It is an exclusively Australian listed Company and Australian taxpayer. Last year it paid $6b in company tax and $4.5b in other taxes to the ATO.
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Sydney EV 🔋☀️
Sydney EV 🔋☀️@sydney_ev·
mining will move offshore? how, they plan on taking half the country with them? last time i checked, the resources are here, in Australia. #auspol
Rosita Díaz@RositaDaz48

Gina Rinehart says the Albanese government’s capital gains tax changes will ultimately hurt the federal budget bottom line as mining and other business investment moves offshore. Mrs Rinehart said the tax changes were ill considered and left wage earners facing a double whammy if they chose to invest in mining to boost their wealth in what was already one of the highest taxing jurisdictions in the world. Australia's richest person spoke out as her early stage investment in Arafura Rare Earths appears set to deliver a new mine near Alice Springs, and help Australia and its allies loosen China's grip on critical minerals supply chains. “These CGT changes will make it even harder for junior and medium explorers to raise the money needed to search for and develop new projects,” she told The Australian. “Smaller and medium mining companies rely heavily on investors willing to back high-risk exploration years before there is any return. If you reduce the incentive and ability for people to invest, you reduce future discoveries, future mines, future jobs, future revenue and future growth for Australia at a time when our country sure needs it. “Additionally, what is also being missed in the CGT increase is that people are investing money they have already paid tax on through PAYG and other taxes, and yet any profits they make on that reinvestment is now going to be subject to even higher taxes.” Her comments came as Wesfarmers chair and fellow West Australian Michael Chaney gave his qualified support to the tax changes. “(The) capital gains tax concession and negative gearing have been prime factors in house prices being as high as they are in Australia, which is completely out of kilter with most similar sized economies – and so I think change was inevitable,” he said. “The problem is that we need wholesale, not piecemeal, tax reform that includes lowering personal and corporate tax rates.” Mrs Rinehart said other countries were competing hard for investment yet Labor’s tax changes compounded other unhelpful policy settings in Australia. “Unfortunately, the proposed changes to capital gains tax don’t recognise how widespread their effect is, given CGT was initially brought in in 1985, affecting all assets and projects since,” she said. theaustralian.com.au/business/minin…

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angela rubin
angela rubin@angelar68197975·
Negative gearing should be directed to new housing said past treasurer.. That’s exactly what the ALP Has done
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Rob Hammond
Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
This calendar year the ASX200 is down .3%, the SP500 is up 9.2%. This is the cost of a poor Government with anti business policies. Jobs, investment, and tax revenue will be leaving Australia.
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Jim Chalmers MP
Jim Chalmers MP@JEChalmers·
JUST ANNOUNCED: The Australian Energy Regulator says electricity prices will fall by up to 10.7% for households and 20.9% for small businesses from July 1.
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Rob Hammond
Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
@angelar68197975 I am tired of the shrill ALP cheer squad who have lost touch with reality and prepared to justify anything for partisan politics.
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angela rubin
angela rubin@angelar68197975·
Anyone else tired of the LNP Cheer squad If press had done half their jobs, call out their inadequacies, maybe Liberals wouldn’t be in this desperate situation
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Robert Stevenson
Robert Stevenson@RobertStevenso9·
Most Australians support centrist political parties. There is only one centrist political party in Australia at present and that is the Australian Labor Party. That is why Labor is in government and why it will remain in government.
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Dirtyleftie
Dirtyleftie@CraigSarg73·
The left measures success by how many are lifted up. The right measures success by how much the wealthy gain.
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Johnny
Johnny@JohnnyLydon·
The numbers don’t lie. It’s no coincidence house prices took off straight after Howard halved the tax on capital gains in 1991. That rort helped create the lnp’s trillion dollar debt & adds increasing billions to that debt each year.
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David 🎀 🌺 🎗💙💛💙💛Vote YES !@david89293299

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Rob Hammond
Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
The result of the Labor budget is an increase in personal taxation of approx 35 billion dollars (10-11%). They are giving back a pittance but taking in far more. A disgrace while we collapse into recession. #auspol #budget #alp
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Robert
Robert@RW2023141·
This one chart is the only justification needed for the Budget’s changes to Capital Gains Tax Concesions for property. It corrects the massive error instigated by Howard and Costello.
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Stanley Waite
Stanley Waite@stanleywaite1·
@sydney_ev 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it will be funny to watch those mining companies dig up our Australian resources from another country... the shovel must be so looooong !!!
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Rob Hammond@gmanviews·
@sydney_ev They are starting mining operations overseas and not investing and sometimes closing mines in Australia. This is now the trend
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