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@macca_wang @GavinBrx Yes well, they could have made the changes apply only to property. Instead they applied to all investments.

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@RobertW51136192 @tagwacheit Yes well, we could get plenty more for our resources like Qatar and Norway do. Our politicians refuse to, I wonder why…

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@RobertW51136192 @tagwacheit Mate, they are not trying to target anyone, they just want more money from everyone.

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@tagwacheit It’s just a tax grab. The reasoning doesn’t matter anymore but there are a lot of grifters in the private and public sector.

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@geostation2 @DexterCousins You just have forgotten about the other taxes - GST, alcohol tax, fuel levy, Medicare levy, CGT, stamp duty, council rates, etc etc. Some of those aren’t called taxes but we know they are. It’s 50%.

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@crakeka1 It actually illustrates the failure or the major political parties. This only happens when the major parties aren’t governing for the people. Yes, Pauline is not going to be any different, in fact worse if you read what she says, but at this point ON are the protest vote

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@Thejimpenman Won’t be for long, as people pivot to trades or youngsters join trades in greater numbers, the tradies won’t be able to charge what they are charging now. There will be deflation on almost all occupations include the physical trades.

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@NoBrosCrypto @Thejimpenman Actually will be quicker than that, as people pivot to trades or youngsters join trades in greater numbers, the tradies won’t be able to charge what they are charging now. There will be deflation on almost all occupations include trades

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@crazyjane13 Well she been thinking of doing that. So maybe you are the stupid one.

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@Macrocurveball @BikoKonstantin1 No dummy, it’s cost of living and a bleak future

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@elonmusk Yeah, cost of living and bleak job and financial prospects mean young people don’t want to have kids. No surprise

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@sheldonlikesyou @KatieMiller Actually it’s because young men and women can’t afford to have kids and know their future job prospects and financial security are not looking good. I’ve lived in Australia all my lives (was born here) and the polls have never seen Australians more pessimistic about the future

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@SpaceViking @KatieMiller No, it’s just too expensive to have kids here, neither gender is particularly keen. And youngsters in particular know job prospects and financial security are not looking good. How do you bring children into a world where the future looks bleak.

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@OldFoxDirtRoad @KatieMiller Too expensive for kids here in Australia. And frankly jobs aren’t looking great either.

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@RelentlessTJ @Mightyscalper @ohadoren @LucasPelucas50 Barcelona, paradise for pickpockets, scammers and grifters

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@MadisIT @RichardHanania Yeah, the alternative was gangsters killing, robbing, raping daily. They prefer the right to live in a safe nation free of gangsters.

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@Brian_Boroimhe @marktilbury I’m Australian, you know nothing. But you keep going with your fake “evidence”

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@Brian_Boroimhe @marktilbury No, in Australia we take educated or rich people mainly

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@koplak020323 @marktilbury Asians come to Australia on mass, especially the well off ones, they love it here.

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@cmwoodward @marktilbury No, in Australia you have to be educated or rich to come here generally.