they were Jewish Israeli zionists. Why was that crucial bit of information left out? It certainly wouldn't be left out if they were Muslim or of any Arab nationality.
Bill shorten calls for a 1% tax on company profits to nourish a sovereign wealth fund for higher ed. The fmr Labor leader-turned Uni of Canberra VC proposed the idea in his 2026 UC Aitkin lecture, arguing business benefits greatly from the expertise and can afford to pay.
Thanks to @Mon4Kooyong
Dr Monique Ryan exposes Angus Taylor’s first priority as leader.
Extended childcare subsidy for Nannie’s and au pairs!
“Angus Taylor announced support for extending the childcare subsidy to nannies and au pairs immediately after becoming Liberal leader.
Apparently, the Liberals' show of support follows a campaign run by 'volunteers'. However, one of these advocates is a former staffer to ex-leader Peter Dutton, and another is married to former MP Julian Simmonds. The campaign is registered to a company that was part-owned by Tim Wilson until a few weeks ago, and linked to other former Liberal MPs Jason Falinski and Trevor Evans.
This is not evidence-based policy development. It's Liberal policy shaped by the Liberals' private interests.”
Very close, but this is actually a mom and daughter who live in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, go shopping at Zimmerman and vote for lightly progressive independent candidates at local elections
@ronInBendigo@Bwonwen Who sold our gold reserves?
Howard
Who instigated capital gains and negative gearing concessions?
Howard
Who entered long term OS contracts to sell 90% of our gas at giveaway prices?
Howard
Who flattened our tax thresholds to benefit highest income peeps?
Howard
Debating Tanya Plibersek, former deputy PM Barnaby Joyce hypocritically blamed Labor’s climate change policies for Australia’s fuel crisis
Plibersek: “There were six refinieries in Australia when the Coalition was in government, four of them closed.”
Susanna Reid on #GMB discussing a story in the Telegraph: "expats fleeing Dubai are abandoning their pets as they rush to leave the Gulf"
As Kevin Maguire asks, "What type of people are they?". He also points out they're not expats, they're British migrants.
#insiders re Farrer by-election please note Speers says the independent Michelle Milthorpe backed by Climate 200. Not once does he say one nation candidate backed by Gina rhinehart or the nationals pick backed by the hate group Advance. Why? Just showing his bias. Pffft #auspol
"They're UK migrants - not "expats" !"
At last a UK journalist calls it out ! Giving us 5,5 million British people living in other people's countries a "nice" name so you get to keep the negative term for people who do the same in 🇬🇧is total "othering"
👏👏@Kevin_Maguire@GMB
Who signed the agreement that Australia's 90-day oil reserves should be shifted to the USA?
Angus Taylor.
That's why we're running out now.
https://t.co/XqXoSLIlRI
195 countries in the world
Australia is only one of only nine to have triple A ratings from all three credit agencies
Putting Australia in the Top 5% of countries on Earth for managing national debt
Fundamentally, Labor manages our economy better. Despite what some might say
We asked people around the world to rate the morality and ethics of others in their country.
The U.S. is the only place we surveyed where more adults describe the morality and ethics of others living in the country as bad than good. See our full morality report here: https://t.co/qBtj1ycDkP
YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS STUFF UP!!!
Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price charged taxpayers $2,500 to fly her husband to the CPAC conference in Brisbane last year, where she made a speech calling to cut government spending
#auspol#hypocrite
The vast majority of MPs/Senators showed up for Carney's speech, but a few notable absences (there may be others):
Pauline Hanson (One Nation)
Malcolm Roberts (One Nation)
Ralph Babet (United Australia Party)
Lidia Thorpe (Independent)
Jacqui Lambie (Independent)
**The nine countries with triple-AAA sovereign credit ratings (AAA from S&P and Fitch; Aaa from Moody’s) as of early 2026 are:**
- **Australia**
- **Denmark**
- **Germany**
- **Luxembourg**
- **Netherlands**
- **Norway**
- **Singapore**
- **Sweden**
- **Switzerland**