Another week under Labor and Kristy:
Untrammelled immigration fuelling the housing crisis, released detainees unmonitored, out of control youth gangs, in bed with the Greens on religious discrimination, Digital ID jammed through the Senate without debate, &hapless energy policy.
Labor’s plan is quickly taking shape, creating outrageous & totally unprecedented rental mkt demand, while simultaneously disincentivising private sector landlords (land taxes, tenancy rights, & axing negative gearing & CGT are the next cabs off the tank)
Meanwhile the government is amping up the tax incentives & land tax exemptions for Build to Rent for institutional property ownership, allow union-dominated industry funds to effectively own the rental stock
Public housing for renters (‘nationalisation’ by another name) was always on the cards, of course, but the speed of it all has been breathtaking
You will own nothing and be happy…and you can rent from a corporate pension fund landlord!
Tepid economic growth over two quarters despite 700,000 new immigrants entering Australia over 12 months.
We’re all know from our own pockets that we’re going backwards under Labor.
PM Albanese is hiding another health insurance premium increase until after the Dunkley by-election.
The PM is keeping this from families in a cost-of-living crisis. He only cares about the politics, not about Eden-Monaro families doing it tough under his government.
The cost of Labor’s tax on the family car has been revealed.
Labor’s policy will hit families who rely on SUVs to get their kids to school and tradies who rely on utes to do their job.
Another day in the Parliament and yet another day of Teals voting with the Greens and with Labor.
People in these communities are learning the hard way when you vote Teal you get Green.
The Greens are pushing Labor to come for your money, raising your tax is just the start.
Congratulations to Dave Sharma on securing the NSW Senate position left by the retirement of former Senator Marise Payne. I look forward to Dave joining the Liberal Party Senate team. Thank you to our brilliant candidates who ran for pre-selection.
The ACT – from its drug laws to its endorsement of the voice – has emerged as Australia’s experiment in progressive politics. But in reality, Canberra’s ‘peculiar’ demographics make it the only jurisdiction in the country capable of getting away with it: https://t.co/HRyXrGTdkN
Five days, two preselections and six highly impressive female nominees.
Congratulations to the newly elected @LiberalAus candidates for the seats of North Sydney @GKapterian and Eden-Monaro Joanne van der Plaat!
Despite their pre-election chat, Labor & PM Albanese have been a disaster.
Great to have selected an excellent candidate at today’s preselection, to wrest back Eden-Monaro from an underwhelming Labor.
And draws institutional and cultural backing from inner-city and higher-income groups for its values and group rights agendas – witness constitutional empowerment of an Indigenous representative body.
cultivates its business mates, such as Qantas; shares with the Greens the status as the party of higher education and universities, wins kudos from professional classes disillusioned with the Liberals;