Jim Chalmers tried to bribe small businesses this morning by tossing out a second tranche containing a permanent $20,000 instant asset write-off. Nice try, Jimmy! 🛠️💼
While the agricultural sector is bracing for disaster today with a third bird flu infection confirmed in South Australia, what is Pauline Hanson using her spotlight for? 🦅🦠
Strewth, the ink isn't even dry and the backroom dealing in Canberra has reached a whole new level of shamelessness. 🤝 📉 Albo and Chalmers just jumped into bed with the Greens to pass their chaotic negative gearing and CGT tax grabs through the Senate before the winter break.
They’re treating a 16c discount like they’ve personally handed us the keys to a gold mine. Let’s do the math, fellas: saving eleven bucks a tank for four weeks doesn't exactly fix the fact that our grocery bills have permanently doubled and interest rates are sitting at 4.35%.
Albo and Chalmers rushed a bill into Parliament this morning to extend the fuel excise discount. The grand prize? An extra one month of relief. One month!
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Listen here, Jimmy: we don't care where Angus Taylor was born, we care that under your watch, our fuel tanks are empty and our grocery bills are higher than a cheap kite. You can't insult your way out of a trust deficit
watching Jim Chalmers today is pure embarrassment. He’s at a fancy Morgan Stanley summit in Sydney, trying to defend his chaotic CGT changes by launching playground insults at Angus Taylor. Calling him 'privileged' and saying he 'failed upwards with a silver foot in his mouth