Bowen has given $210m to BYD as subsidies to bring in Electric vehicles.
He is blowing $42m on a party in Fiji .
Plebershek has taken $210m of pensioners & lifted deeming rates for 4th time.
Chalmers has wrangled $372b out of supa of retires.
Average fortnight for Labor.
Rents are increasing and the sole reason is Jim Chalmers.
Out of touch
never had a job
career leech
claim to fame is writing an essay on Paul Keating
Calls himself a doctor.
deadshit
Plebershek is cutting $100'sm of pensions.
Keogh is slashing veteran affairs for wounded soldiers.
Meanwhile Bowen is begging unions to fill the vacancies on his failed $42m pacific climate rort.
You can't hate Labor enough.
Rio Tinto nearly a trillion company threaten to go offshore because of massive electricity prices.
Albanese bails them out with $2.6b of your borrowed money (av $2m a worker).
This was caused by Labors renewable energy policies.
When the pathological liar is spinning this today in front of the Labor payed off media who is standing next to him but Bowen the architect of the problem.
Arsonist at the bushfire.
We are literally watching Australia being destroyed in front of our eyes.
I urge everyone to read this. Albanese and his mate Dan Andrews up to no good.
Were they discussing the sale of the Victoria Barracks?
Stinks to high heaven. Albanese and Andrews using taxpayers money to fly in the RAAF jet to a Chinese billionaires house. Had the BMW V12 limo waiting outside with a driver on the clock, paid for by you and me. https://t.co/eNVmnENUXe
Remember the $600 BILLION NUCLEAR LIE started by the Smart Energy Council (peak body for the renewables industry), used as electoral deceit by Labor and believed by many gullible voters?
Well the blow out in the cost of renewables is making even that grossly inflated figure for nuclear look like a bargain.
We are looking at costs blowing out to ONE TRILLION.
YOU FOOLS FELL FOR LABOR’S CON JOB
#Nuclear #Renewables
Buy dog food that contains Kangaroo meat is a must. We must support harvesting of kangaroos across Aus.
It’s just a bloody disaster brought about by tax driven blue gum plantations that have done zero for our environment. Now comes carbon sinks. The “stupid country “ yet again
His real name is Anthony Ellery, he was raised by his Irish Grandparents and his mother in a council flat.
His mother became pregnant after a fling with an Italian cabin boy/waiter on a cruise ship. Because his mum was catholic, having the baby was the only option. Today, his mother would have most likely aborted her pregnancy, let that sink in!
She returned to Australia to have the baby, and continued to live in her well to do family home with him. No name is recorded on his birth certificate, and without a marriage certificate, you cannot become an Albanese if your mother’s name is Ellery, and you don’t declare your father’s name on your birth certificate in 1962.
So his real name is Anthony Ellery.
The Federal Seat he was elected into has one of the heaviest concentrations of Italians in Australia, and being Italian helps. Being Irish would have been a great detriment to his election chances.
He’s a career socialist politician and continues to grift his way to screw up everything except his own wallet.
AUSTRALIA AND AUSTRALIANS DESERVE MUCH BETTER…..
Labor Renewables Are Fucking The People of Victoria & Australia
POWER SHOCK: PRICES DOUBLE
Matt Johnston
Power prices are set to double when Victoria’s dirtiest coal-fired power station closes later this decade, amid warnings hikes will be greater if new renewables and storage are delayed.
Modelling supplied to advisory body Infrastructure Victoria for its updated 30-year strategy show that Yallourn’s closure – expected in 2028 – will likely see wholesale electricity prices rise from about $50 a megawatt hour to more than $110/MWh.
Wholesale prices make up about a third of a typical Victorian bill.
The last time prices spiked to this level was after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, which led to bills soaring by about $350 in one year.
Two pieces of modelling, by Jacobs and by Aurora, were supplied to Infrastructure Victoria to help it shape recommendations to the Allan government of how to navigate upcoming energy supply challenges while meeting emissions reduction targets.
Recommendations include putting a greater focus on batteries and virtual power plants to reduce strain on the grid and provide back up power, speeding up energy infrastructure delivery and energy efficiency upgrades, and better plan long duration storage.
Infrastructure Victoria chief executive Dr Jonathan Spear said the recommendations aim to “help the government navigate the risks of the energy transition, meet emissions reduction targets and keep the energy system affordable, reliable and fair”.
Aurora’s modelling forecasts price impacts of the transition away from coal, which begins with Yallourn, and “is expected to significantly increase prices due to a reduced supply of reliable electricity, forcing a greater reliance on more expensive generation sources”.
It warns that this will also leave the state more “susceptible to fluctuations due to variations in weather”.
By the 2030s, when Loy Yang units are expected to close, there will be “significant demand-supply imbalance in Victoria, which will likely lead to even higher short-term wholesale power prices unless renewable and storage alternatives are deployed rapidly and at scale”.
Jacobs’ report also looks at other looming risks, including that coal-fired power plants run longer than expected.
This would bring wholesale price relief in the short term but throw emissions reduction targets into a spin, and experts warn it doesn’t include likely increased maintenance costs of ageing plants.
Director of climate change and energy at the Australian Industry Group, Tennant Reed, said the Infrastructure Victoria work and modelling “underline the importance of getting things built and the risks to price and reliability and emissions if there are delays”.
“Victorians will all benefit from … new energy infrastructure built on time, and we’ll all suffer if we can’t,” he said.
Opposition energy spokesman David Davis said looming price hikes were a “catastrophe” for Victorians and he blamed Labor for failing to adequately plan ahead.
“This massive increase will smash businesses and clobber households,” he said.
A spokesperson for the Allan government said it was acting on Infrastructure Victoria’s recommendations that “confirm that our plans are focused on driving down Victorians’ energy bills”.
#Auspol #LaborTrash Govt
Albo in Whyalla
"This is the heart of this area in Whyalla, but the arteries spread out right around the country."
If that’s your position PM then I assume you’re reopening live sheep exports where the arteries spread out right around the state!
The difference between the Teals and the Greens are that the Teals think that they are morally ethically and intellectually superior and their 💩 doesn’t stink
Where as the Greens are immoral unethical and moronically inferior and their 💩 does stink
Despite what you think of the alternative, this Vic Labor has to go before this State implodes with stupidity,bureaucracy and neglect. Roads are disgraceful and a red raddle needs to applied to the public service asap.
@ellymelly He's a smug, smartarse hypocritical coward that thinks he's a genius... he can't handle reality or an honest debate... gutless, always was, always will be....
I too have seen information changed in other Australian govt reports on climate. The omission of hotter high temperatures occurring before 1960 (below) is notable and proof of the con.