- Net zero migration
- Ultra high quality migration, top graduates of the best universities in the world only
- Re-industrialisation through robotics, AI and Nuclear energy
- Increasing the birthrates through the same policies Israel and Mongolia have used plus some other policies that have proven to be successful
- Building goddamn houses (minimum 3 bedrooms so people have space for kids)
- Maybe build a new city too
- Expand Medicare, focusing on prevention rather than cure + making physical education and fitness mandatory to graduate high school
Idk that's just what I thought of off the top of my head
I think this can be achieved democratically. A confident long term vision that brings in policies from both the left and right and no radical garbage
Melbourne prides itself on being the sporting and live music capital of Australia, but more and more Victorians are being priced out of the very events that make our city great.
The Greens say it's time for a $50 Affordable Ticket Scheme for Victoria 🎟️
We already have the scientific studies that tell us the problem isn't lack of resources. The science is settled mate, the problem is your wilful ignorance
Leftist criminology student at Cambridge says that the youth crime crisis in Australia is made up and it’s actually our fault for not giving more money to teenage men with machetes
Thanks mate
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"ignorance is what leads to a lot of these things unfortunately"
No, the people who do this sort of thing know exactly what they're doing and exactly what these memorials mean to people
A man has surrendered to police, investigating the desecration of one of Queensland's most sacred sites. The Cleveland cenotaph was destroyed by vandals, who were heard laughing. The breakthrough comes after two more attacks, the week of Remembrance Day. @mhammond7
The government's proposed online safety bill has sparked free-speech and red-tape fears and prompted calls for stronger child protections.
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Qantas will shed 850 jobs after inking a deal with professional services firm Accenture to “modernise its back-end systems, processes and data”. The deal will see the back office functions “mostly” shifted to India.
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