2025 Federal Election: A Pox o' Both Your Houses

[Saint]

Sorry, gas shortage? hat can't be right. Production has tripled. And prices have tripled.

Domestic demand fell 5% last year, and you're telling me the "shortage" is going to be addressed by the ALP or LNP who have massive gas donors on their books??

 

[Not Important]

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[Achy Blakey Heart]

Cuts to the Public Sector, but promise nobody will notice. From the people who brought you Robodebt, cost the Govt $2 billion to bully poor people to death.

Suppression of wages.

Nuclear Power Plants which we all know will just be big handouts to Coal, initially, then Nuclear energy companies.

"Curtailing Union Militancy" and restoring the ABCC

Tax deduction for Lunches for businesses.

Reduce migration and banning temporary residents from buying property to live in

Restoring Home Affairs

AUKUS

Increasing relationship with Israel

Cashless Debit Card

Cutting Green and Red Tape.

I agree they are conservative points but hardly ‘far right’.

 

[samFFC]

Thats a right wing policy but hardly constitutes a massive far right agenda.

With respect, Dutton has basically only offered that, a thought bubble about citizenship questions, and a nuclear power delay tactic to keep fossil fuels in business.

What is his agenda?
What are his policies?

 

[samFFC]

I agree they are conservative points but hardly ‘far right’.

Oh and also, no push back or criticism for Musk after his Nazi salutes.

 

[Ghost Patrol]

LMAO

 

[Pakenhamsaint]

LMAO

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How did the find the space in between all the Harley Reid pages?

 

[Vindicater]

LMAO

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That is actually fantastic.

If I was Jim I would get that framed and hang it in my house.

 

[Rotayjay]

LMAO

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'Nothing for WA'. What did the richest state want exactly? Piss off, Kerry Stokes.

 

[Saint]

Chalmers releases a Coalition-style budget (except the tax cuts are better for the poor than the rich), and Stokes and friends are upset.

 

[nut]

LMAO

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What’s in it for me ….. Australian Culture

 

[Forward Press]

'Nothing for WA'. What did the richest state want exactly? Piss off, Kerry Stokes.

It's a good thing only boomers read it and they all vote coalition anyway.

I think the only time in the past 30 years they endorsed the ALP was Kevin Rudd.

 

[peetoo]

The coffee tax rebate. Better be quick though

 

[Achy Blakey Heart]

Chalmers releases a Coalition-style budget (except the tax cuts are better for the poor than the rich), and Stokes and friends are upset.

Its a budget for votes, not a budget for the future.

 

[nut]

Its a budget for votes, not a budget for the future.

Rubbish … we are fast tracking our move towards renewables and they’ve created the Future made in Australia fund.

 

[Achy Blakey Heart]

Rubbish … we are fast tracking our move towards renewables and they’ve created the Future made in Australia fund.

Why are we cutting taxes? Inflation still high and we already cant pay for the bloat in spending.

 

[nut]

Why are we cutting taxes? Inflation still high and we already cant pay for the bloat in spending.

Inflation is not high… it was high it’s not now.

 

[Achy Blakey Heart]

Inflation is not high… it was high it’s not now.

Sorry i should have been more succinct. You are right it's not high, however, it's still precarious with various economic drivers that could easily place it at risk again.

Still. Why are we continuing to provide tax relief, our spending is hugely bloated? We need to tax more if anything.

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Why are we cutting taxes? Inflation still high and we already cant pay for the bloat in spending.

And if we are to cut taxes, it should have been skewed to favour lower income earners, to give them a helping hand and simultaneously stimulate the economy because they spend it on essentials, not save it or spend on discretionary items.

 

[The Punter]

And if we are to cut taxes, it should have been skewed to favour lower income earners, to give them a helping hand and simultaneously stimulate the economy because they spend it on essentials, not save it or spend on discretionary items.

That's what the budget did, am I right?

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Hate-watching Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer’s Instagram (so you don't have to)

The millennial Liberal wants young people to know that she’s on their side, that she wants them to be able to buy a home. Just not in Kooyong.

www.crikey.com.au

 

[Achy Blakey Heart]

Hate-watching Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer’s Instagram (so you don't have to)

The millennial Liberal wants young people to know that she’s on their side, that she wants them to be able to buy a home. Just not in Kooyong.

www.crikey.com.au

Withers. Such an objective author.

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Withers. Such an objective author.

You’re welcome to criticise her for what she says.

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

That's what the budget did, am I right?

Sorry, should have said more skewed to lower income earners.

When are we going to get a Labor government that genuinely prioritises those that need it?

 

[nut]

Sorry i should have been more succinct. You are right it's not high, however, it's still precarious with various economic drivers that could easily place it at risk again.

Still. Why are we continuing to provide tax relief, our spending is hugely bloated? We need to tax more if anything.

Let’s see Duttons response.