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@1Alboforpm Energy cost relief is required because of their energy policies. Rent relief because of their border policies. Inflation relief because of their monetary policies. Seeing a pattern? 🤔

@aaronsmith Like uber is the only option in wealthier suburbs 🤣😂

@NoticerNews Taxpayers get defrauded, taxpayers pay for their arrest and trial, pay for their incarceration and then likely welfare once released. Why are they here? 🧐

A Somalian immigrant mother-of-seven has been jailed for running an NDIS and daycare fraud ring in Melbourne that defrauded taxpayers out of $800,000. Her Kurdish refugee hairdresser boyfriend was jailed for his role in the syndicate last year. Follow: @NoticerNews

@SkyNewsAust Will anyone notice? 🤔

ABC staff members are expected to walk off the job on Wednesday after their latest pay agreement fell through. skynews.com.au/business/media…

@PoliticsFollow6 @taipan168 Every leader since Rudd 1st has campaigned on reducing immigration, none ever did in govt. Ask yourself why? Huge issue, opposed by the large majority of voters, yet the flood continues at record numbers 😳

@taipan168 @pigways We're about to find out how serious Angus Taylor is on policy. x.com/PoliticsFollow…

What kind of moron do you need to be to believe that a person can migrate to Australia and become a citizen immediately?

@taipan168 What's the difference if it's immediate ("refugees") or several years "students". We know why they're here and what their goal is. Some of us have lived in other countries (UK EU CAN) and have seen this play out before. The theft from citizens, youth in particular, is vile 😞

@pigways So you believe that the migrants who are coming here can become citizens this year, except for those who are already citizens or maybe returning PRs?

@Jarrapin So they can cut the interconnects to coal 😂🤣

South Australia on path to 100 pct net renewables next year after Labor landslide and Liberal backflip reneweconomy.com.au/south-australi…

@SBSNews Data centres require continuous power & use lots of water for cooling. The govt can say what they like, doesn't change reality. You fell for their gaslighting yet again 🤪

The government will push data centres to use renewable energy and minimise water use ahead of a surge in artificial intelligence companies coming to Australia. sbs.com.au/news/article/n…

@ProfRayWills @leRaffl Singapore relies on natural gas for 95% of its power generation 🤪

Singapore has decided to shift to an electric vehicle fleet. And so, it is. @leRaffl leraffl.github.io/LeRaffl-Galler…

@ab_cd_goldfish @MurrayWatt He'll flood millions more people with land clearing for housing & energy. He's an environmentalist 🤪

@MurrayWatt so that means oceans are fixed now 😁 Great .... that was surprisingly easy 🤷🏻‍♂️ Can you now pass a law a fix all the forests and deforestation please ?😅

BREAKING: We've just passed strong new laws through the Senate to protect the world's ocean.

@CoaltrainHunter @MurrayWatt Perhaps he called out Pakistanis raping pink dolphins to near extinction 😳

@MurrayWatt Will you call out China's krill plunder in the Antarctic, Murray? Sorry? I didn't hear you.

@MurrayWatt We've just returned from travelling southern India & Sri Lanka. You're a moron if you think your legislation matters when a billion plus people dump garbage everywhere. Oh, keep flooding them in though 🤪

@hammerofleft Since Howard said that Australia's population has increased by 10M. A flood started by the Howard govt, even sacked an immigration Minister that warned about African migrant crime rates 🤪

From a time long ago. when the Liberal party was worth voting for.

@BenPennings Climate change 🤣 It's impossible to feel sorry for them anymore 🤪

The average cost of home insurance in Australia has increased 51% in the last FIVE YEARS. The insurance industry KNOWS the extreme weather costs of climate change. abc.net.au/news/2026-03-2…

@Crocodylus121 Most stupid political party in Australia for some time. Hilarious to watch. Can't say they weren't warned 🤣

“Sources said the Coalition was also unlikely to set a target for net overseas migration (NOM) until much closer to the next federal election when the economic situation would be clearer.” That’s what Dutton said. Remember him? I give Taylor 9 months. afr.com/politics/feder…

@kelliekelly23 It's more, much more. Can't say you weren't warned 🤣

960 immigrants per day…. Exactly how many Australians who were born here voted for this…. ? #auspol

@ausstockchick Perhaps, BUT the local new buyer left the market years ago. Now it's the flood of new people (claiming first Australian home) often with fraudulent loan applications and illegal foreign buyers looking to move money out of their corrupt countries (often proceeds of crime) 😞

I hate to say it but the 18.6 year real estate cycle prediction looks like it’s happening… $ASX correcting
Oil shock driving further inflation 
Rates pushing higher 
 Money is rotating… This could be enough to cool the real estate market in Australia.

@RoadknightThe Exactly the same line used by leftoid parties in Canada, UK, NZ, USA & EU. It's as if it's coordinated 🤔

The same criticism was levelled at John Howard - that he wanted Australia to go back to the 1950s. John Howard became our second-longest serving Prime Minister because some of us remember the 1950s: no youth gang crime; no bollards because there were no terrorists; no machete attacks; no nightly car thefts; no DEI - people were appointed on merit; no transwokery; no weaponisation of 'pronouns'; no Aboriginal community ghettos awash with drugs and alcohol; no gratuitous and meaningless new 'ancient' Welcomes to Country, Acknowledgements of Country or Smoking Ceremonies; no separate race-based court systems; one flag that united us all, instead of three that divide us by race; no State race-based Voices to Parliament; no CFMEU thuggery and corruption leading to billion-dollar cost over-runs; no policing of what one can and cannot say lest it offend. And a whole lot of positive things. So, when someone accuses a politician like Pauline Hanson of wanting to go back to the 50s, why is that necessarily a back thing - at least in spirit?

@hammerofleft Why "maybe"? 🧐

Good morning Aussies. Let's see how many lower house SA seats one nation picks up today shall we?

@TimurNegru « inabordable »

Someone is selling a manor estate in Burgundy with a private river, waterfalls and a natural swimming pond. 2 hours from Paris. Two buildings arranged around a courtyard, 1,700m² (18,298 sq ft) in total, 12 bedrooms, an artist's studio, stables and 7 hectares (17 acres) of land. Inside there's a music room with a piano, a library in the tower, a writing room, and a dining room built around a fireplace large enough to roast a whole animal. Herons and wild ducks live on the property year round. The river has a depth of 3 metres and you can swim in it all summer. Near Vézelay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Asking price: €1.39M ($1.6M). The French sure do know about living well. A river on your grounds, your own land to walk, swimming in summer, dinner outside. What's the French word for this kind of life?