Congrats to everyone who survived through hell and back 🔥🚀 feels about a year or 1.5 from the top.
-stay healthy
-take profits
-never fomo
-change your life
Good luck
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If I’m reading this correctly, apparently somebody launched a GME coin on the Robinhood chain that’s paired directly against tokenized $GME
So the more buying of the coin, in theory the more buying pressure to the actual stock as Robinhood has to replenish the tokenized stock pool by buying more real shares.
Is this legit? Can folks confirm? If so, would be hilarious if Robinhood actually ended up causing real $GME buy pressure against their will
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Here's a first look at the Fire the Liar TV commercial One Nation will run during State of Origin this Wednesday night.
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@ClareONeilMP The majority of these 'first home buyers' will be immigrants, mainly Indians and Chinese. Right now, Australia doesn't need more housing, we need deportations and remigration. You're a traitor to the Australian people.
BREAKING: Housing Australia says 48,000 non-citizen migrant first homebuyers have used 5 per cent deposit scheme. TAX PAYERS are funding homes for non-citizens. Absolute crime. https://t.co/1MfJ1bcA94
NDIS EXPOSED: Massive 52 minute investigation with @PeteZogoulas into Australia's immense disability fraud crisis.
This is Minnesota on a national scale. The NDIS budget - now approaching $50 billion a year - is closing in on Australia's entire military budget, and there is so much fraud in the system that the official government regulator told the Australian Senate there are not enough judges in Australia to try all known cases of fraud. The entire Australian legal system would collapse if they tried.
Up to 99% of alleged NDIS fraud goes unprosecuted. Out of over 7,000 tip-offs alleging fraud in the March quarter of 2025, just 16 cases (0.22%) were prosecuted.
So alleged scammers don't even bother to hide abuse.
To give you just one example: we visited a West Sydney NDIS provider operating out of the exact same address as a previous NDIS business the Australian government shut down for fraud four months ago. They were using the same accountant and THE EXACT SAME PHONE NUMBERS!
When we confronted them on camera, the owners physically assaulted us, smashed $800 worth of @PeteZogoulas's equipment, and staff screamed "RETARD" at us.
These people work in disability care.
Very legitimate and professional disability service business.
Watch the whole thing now. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
David Andersen is in the news again today because it was revealed in Senate estimates the ABC spent $45,000 on his going away party.
That’s too much for sure but it still pales into insignificance compared to the over $400,000 he will receive every year in retirement until he dies.
If he lives to 86, he will be paid more than $12 million for doing nothing. Not bad coin for someone who was already paid over a million a year for 5 years at the ABC.
PeopleFirst is the only party that intends to means test the non-military defined benefit scheme for retired Federal bureaucrats.
Estimates from the Finance Department put the cost of this scheme at $334 billion and counting.
PeopleFirst intends to use the savings to fund an income tax cut on wages and salaries below $45,000.
To keep more money in your pocket and out of the pockets of bureaucrats please sign up to https://t.co/rzwZyRkFsH today.
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“At senate estimates in December, ABC's chief financial officer Melanie Kleyn sought to assuage Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson's disbeliet that a farewell party could cost over $45,000.”
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“Outgoing ABC managing director David Anderson will remain one of the country's highest earners for the rest of his life despite quitting his $1.15million job – all thanks to you.
According to the ABC's annual report from the 2022-23 financial year, the corporation's top executive received a total remuneration package of $1,156,969, increasing year-on-year by $120,000.
Under the Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme, Mr Anderson, who first joined the public broadcaster as a bike courier in Adelaide in 1989 and enjoyed a 35-year career at the ABC, is entitled to an annual CPI-indexed pension of at least 37 per cent of his final salary.
That would put the outgoing ABC boss's total taxpayer-funded annual pension at almost $430,000 – more than four-and-a-half times the nation's average income.”