Brett Baldwin

.NET MVC Code Monkey, Wests Tigers diehard, Cricket tragic

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

Which @WWOS9 commentator would you most like to see thrown from a cherry picker #channel9nonsense #AUSvWI

[Valerie 🤌🏻 @AussieVal10]

The worst aged tweet of our lives

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

“What we’re doing to help Australians with the cost of living”

Must be a short episode Doc

[Jim Chalmers MP @JEChalmers]

From what we’re doing to help Australians with the cost of living to the significant economic impacts of the war in the Middle East, Amanda Copp from Politico Australia and I covered a lot of ground in our interview.

Thanks for having me on - if you’d like to listen, please click here: https://t.co/doq0T7TJkR

[Rhys 🇦🇺‼️ @SulloReport]

What the actual fuck have I just read

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

Not all heroes wear capes…

[Anthony Albanese @AlboMP]

Tomorrow, I’ll be unplugged from my social media channels.

I’m doing it for Mac Holdsworth.

For every Australian child who’s encountered online harm.

And for the parents who deserve a safer digital world for their kids.

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

@lomaxx Surely Dr J can tax them…

[方舟子 @fangshimin]

图灵奖获得者给“飞车”骗子马斯克上了一堂物理课。

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

@lomaxx Timing was wild huh

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

@lomaxx You just know what James Bond is driving in the next movie

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

@CastTiger What an honor for Lebanon 💪

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

@lomaxx Yeah - but that’s clearly not his fault

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

Super helpful Doc…

[Jim Chalmers MP @JEChalmers]

GET THE FACTS: The Coalition doubled Australia's gross debt even before COVID, and racked up almost two thirds of total gross debt.

Between 2013-2022 the Coalition racked up more than $600bn of gross debt, and debt went from $257bn in 2013/14 to $542bn in 2018/19.

[Geoff Wilson @GeoffWilsonWAM]

Spot on Hughesy. This is exactly the damage.
The near doubling of the CGT punishes the founders who take the risk, build companies, create jobs and pay the tax that funds everything else. When a successful Australian says he will never start another business or employ anyone here because of these changes, that is not a tantrum it is a rational response to economic vandalism introduced on @AlboMP ‘s watch by @JEChalmers .
Capital is mobile. Aspiration is not automatic. If the reward for long-term productive investment is slashed, the next generation of Australian companies will simply be started somewhere else and not employed Australians or pay Australian tax.
Wake up @AlboMP reverse the CGT changes or accept a poorer, less dynamic Australia. #StoptheCGTtoGetAhead #JoinWARonCGT

[Paul McGinnes @McGF192]

As we remember the late (and great) Murray Walker, let's throwback to the late 90's and to when he was stripped into the passenger seat of a two-seater McLaren-Mercedes MP4/98T with Martin Brundle behind the wheel at the Silverstone Circuit. #F1

[RS Archer @archer_rs]

Just heard a funny story. The great Murray Walker was travelling with a BBC team to Spa for the Grand Prix. He casually mentioned he recognised a cafe on a small road near the circuit. He was asked if he meant last year.

"No, it's where I parked my tank in 1944 and had a beer"

[Dudes Posting Their W’s @DudespostingWs]

Could watch this guy explain literally any concept in sports and be entertained

[Ruslan Kogan @ruslankogan]

The ATO has no local competitor. Australia has plenty.

The decision to stop accepting credit card payments raises a bigger question about how we treat the people building businesses in this country.

You can’t switch tax offices because you’re unhappy with the service. But entrepreneurs can choose where they build their next business, invest their capital and create jobs.

I’m hearing more of those conversations in the business community, and it worries me.

A credit card policy alone won’t send someone overseas. But these decisions add up. They send a message about whether we value the people taking risks and employing Australians.

We should be giving them more reasons to build here.

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

This is exactly what we need - Blamestorming. Great work Doc keep it up #asshat

[Jim Chalmers MP @JEChalmers]

GET THE FACTS: Two thirds of Australia’s gross debt was racked up by the Coalition.

In just 9 years, the Coalition racked up $607.8 billion of gross debt, and doubled debt even before COVID.

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

Doctor J is gonna be shocked when he gets back and his swipe card doesn’t work anymore…

[Jim Chalmers MP @JEChalmers]

Couple of very busy days in Tokyo engaging with my Japanese ministerial counterpart and major business leaders to strengthen cooperation, boost investment and secure supply chains at a time of substantial global volatility.

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

Can maybe think of a few countries who may be slightly more important… but as a holiday destination tor bogan FIFO workers - second to none

[Senator Penny Wong @SenatorWong]

There’s no country more important to Australia than Indonesia.

I was delighted to speak with new Indonesian Foreign Minister Arrmanatha Nasir today to discuss the implementation of the Jakarta Treaty, and the next chapter in our countries' close partnership and friendship.

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

@bnthompson The timing from these blokes as always is on point…

In the week of the surcharge chaos and the rate rise - time to run overseas and get some fresh content for the socials

[Brett Baldwin @_boycs]

Shame it’s not so attractive for domestic investors or business owners. But as long as the off shore money is happy that’s all that matters eh Doc #asshat

[Jim Chalmers MP @JEChalmers]

Speaking in Tokyo today about the unique strengths that make Australia such an attractive investment destination.

Thanks to the Japanese and Australian business leaders I engaged with about boosting our economic security together.

Australia and Japan are close economic partners and trusting friends.

Given all the economic uncertainty and volatility in the world, we are building even stronger ties to make the most of the big opportunities ahead of us.