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Where did that graphic come from?. There are only 3 countries doing better than us right now.
Dutton has nothing but culture wars.I wish I had almost $1,300 per week in disposable income! Most people that I speak to are more in line with the Fin Review graph living pay to pay despite healthy gross incomes.
Dutton's current push to reinstate the requirement for councils to hold citizenship ceremonies is very ill-advised in my view. He needs to have 'read the room' with the seats that were lost to Teals especially, who also voted in favour of The Voice. People in many inner-metro areas might still be economically conservative, but are more progressive socially.
Dutton doesn't need to have any more he is in opposition.Dutton has nothing but culture wars.
Third best???? Third highest maybe, but it needs to be compared to how expensive things are if comparing countries..... Fairly certain that basic fruit and veg and other essentials would be cheaper in Latvia than they are in Luxembourg.Where did that graphic come from?. There are only 3 countries doing better than us right now.
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It's a long bow to compare Albanese's solid governance but disappointing public performance with the walking cluster**** that was Scott Morrison.Dutton doesn't need to have any more he is in opposition.
It is very similar to how Albanese got in power.... Let the other guy be so shit that he will lose of his own accord.
And Albanese had been doing that for him perfectly for 3 years now.
Labor released rafts of policy in opposition arguably to their own detriment. An alternative government should be able to tell us what they'll do in government and Dutton is failing miserably there.Dutton doesn't need to have any more he is in opposition.
It is very similar to how Albanese got in power.... Let the other guy be so shit that he will lose of his own accord.
And Albanese had been doing that for him perfectly for 3 years now.
Liberal arch cynic Christopher Pyne penned a devastating take in the Nine papers recently, saying Dutton has no intention whatsoever of actually implementing nuclear.I still think nuclear is a big problem for Dutton given how many seats he needs to win. He's saying he wants to cut spending but also wants to go and build 7 nuclear reactors. It just seems like an insane policy and a ludicrous waste of money. I just don't see how he gets the landslide he needs behind that policy especially when he needs teal seats.
That's exactly it. If he has no intention of doing it then he's a liar, if he intends to do it then he's reckless.Liberal arch cynic Christopher Pyne penned a devastating take in the Nine papers recently, saying Dutton has no intention whatsoever of actually implementing nuclear.
All the more reason for the voters of Australia to give him the mother of all beltings at the ballot box.
Worrying times, that it’s even come to this.That's exactly it. If he has no intention of doing it then he's a liar, if he intends to do it then he's reckless.
I don't get the policy at all but they must think it's a winner.
Problem for Dutton is that he was in the thick of the last Govt which was worse and when the disposable income started plummeting. The ALP haven't done enough to undo the damage of the Libs, but it doesn't mean going back to the Libs is a good idea.Dutton doesn't need to have any more he is in opposition.
It is very similar to how Albanese got in power.... Let the other guy be so shit that he will lose of his own accord.
And Albanese had been doing that for him perfectly for 3 years now.
Labor released rafts of policy in opposition arguably to their own detriment.
That's not right now, that's 2023. Australia's Disposable income has been plummeting, and it happened later than others'.
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I feel like this would be directly linked to the property prices in Australia and how high our mortgages are compared to other countries. A standard $600k home loan (which is normal) would have risen by at least $400 per week.That's not right now, that's 2023. Australia's Disposable income has been plummeting, and it happened later than others'.
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And the structure the LNP had set up to deliberately suppress wages.I feel like this would be directly linked to the property prices in Australia and how high our mortgages are compared to other countries. A standard $600k home loan (which is normal) would have risen by at least $400 per week.
And the structure the LNP had set up to deliberately suppress wages.
BS.Dutton doesn't need to have any more he is in opposition.
It is very similar to how Albanese got in power.... Let the other guy be so shit that he will lose of his own accord.
And Albanese had been doing that for him perfectly for 3 years now.
Yes but the graph you posted has Aus well below the oecd average. We're not. That's why I was wondering where it came from.Third best???? Third highest maybe, but it needs to be compared to how expensive things are if comparing countries..... Fairly certain that basic fruit and veg and other essentials would be cheaper in Latvia than they are in Luxembourg.
The graph I posted demonstrates trends over time, and shows how Australia has tracked over the years, and how obvious it is that quality of life has been severely impacted in Australia by the Albanese government.
Next punch down target of division identified.
Whst website is that?That's not right now, that's 2023. Australia's Disposable income has been plummeting, and it happened later than others'.
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That is not what the graph is showing. It is setting both Australia and oecd to 100 in 2007, and then comparing trends since then. As was the purpose of my original post when showing the graph, it demonstrates that under Labor disposable income has started to drop, and continues to drop, which does not reflect the trend in the oecd.Yes but the graph you posted has Aus well below the oecd average. We're not. That's why I was wondering where it came from.
Why 2007? Point in time shows we are currently very well off. What's the source of the graph? How does it look of you set it to 1990 or 2015?That is not what the graph is showing. It is setting both Australia and oecd to 100 in 2007, and then comparing trends since then. As was the purpose of my original post when showing the graph, it demonstrates that under Labor disposable income has started to drop, and continues to drop, which does not reflect the trend in the oecd.
Forget other macroeconomic KPIs like interest rates etc, this is the key kpi that shows how much Australian households are hurting under the current government, and why rubbish like the divisive voice referendum was and is so comprehensively derided by the majority.
Deal with issues that affect the majority of Australian citizens like cost of living, instead of minority policies like the referendum. Because the disposable income graph shows that Labor have absolutely no control.
Voters should be aware of this.