Another reason some Australians are building their futures elsewhere: 🇦🇺
In 2008, Australia’s top 45% marginal tax rate kicked in above A$180,000.
In 2026, it starts at just A$190,000.
Adjusted for inflation, the 2008 threshold would be A$290,000 today.
That’s nearly A$100,000 of silent bracket creep.
Insane.
Labor and their billionaire mates.
Gina RInehart donates a light single-prop plane to One Nation and ABC repeat the story endlessly.
Albanese pockets a $1 million cash donation from a Chinese high roller with links to the Chinese Communist Party - in a deal brokered by dodgy Dan Andrews - and you can bet the ABC won’t mention a word of it.
https://t.co/hHOpUxkpgB
Debunking Chalmers is turning into a 24/7 effort.
"Only one in ten in Australia U35 owns shares."
"Really how do you know?"
"Only 11% draw income via dividends"
"What about my Berkshire Hathaway shares and growth stocks that don't pay dividends, you know where I'm betting that they'll grow and I'll have something to retire with?"
"Didn't include them"
Chalmers justified a CGT tax because 1 in 10 U35 Australians own shares that pay dividends, to tax the shares that don't pay dividends, which weren't counted.
They're anchoring narratives that are false, while claiming they aren't responsible for the decline in trust.
U35's need to recognise, we have a problem, and this lot are not going to fix it.
Australia is over $1 trillion in debt.
10-year bond yield: 4.97%
30-year bond yield: 5.51%
Money supply (M3): $3.45 trillion.
Yet the government has found another $66 million for a new anti-Islamophobia package. At a time when Australians are battling higher borrowing costs, rising living expenses and record public debt, many will inherently know that this is not where precious taxpayer dollars should be going. The Australian Government should focus on equal treatment under the law, national unity and responsible fiscal management, not creating separate programs for different communities while the nation’s balance sheet continues to deteriorate 🇦🇺
The tax payer funded ABC flagship program 4Corners did a a two-part special called “Retribution” on Donald Trump but hasn’t bothered to do a thing on allegations of corruption surrounding the 100 billion big build in Victoria.