Greg @GregOrAnother

Albanese has 59 personal advisors who get between 200k and 450k per year. Their super is 15.4 percent while everyone not connected to these thieves is 12 percent. Most of em get 25k car allowance each year. They get super on that too. What for? They also racked up 3.4 million in travel expenses last year. Why? There job is at Parliament House. When they get moved on, they get massive redundancy payout, and can start working another job in parliament the next day. It’s just theft of taxpayer money, but the only ones who get hunted down are the brave souls trying to make an honest living in Australia, who get smashed by ridiculous taxes to pay the parasites.

Ryan Dally @Ryandally08

2 weeks ago

ALBANESE AND CHALMERS ARE WAGING WAR ON SMALL BUSINESS AND AUSSIE FAMILIES The ATO is hunting down small businesses and families over decades old paperwork errors on trusts. A historic $47,000 liability has ballooned to an $890,000 bill today. Trust holders are bracing for

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It's ok to come out.... as a One Nation voter 😂 #ComingOut #OneNation #Voter #PaulineHanson #TakeVictoriaBack

THE GOVERNMENT IS KILLING SMALL BUSINESS Thanks to @DavidLeeChef for this clip and his commentary. In particular his comments about the RBA lifting interest rates in order to crush demand. As David points out small businesses rely on demand to employ people and fund themselves. This is the stupidity of monetary policy in this country - instead of controlling inflation by increasing supply of essential goods and services, government instead kicks the very people in the guts who actually drive the economy and do increase supply. I’ve been banging on about how counterproductive monetary policy actually is for years. Instead of limiting demand that only punishes hard working Australians, governments need to increase supply. In particular build Infrastructure such as power stations, dams, telecommunications and transport networks to lower the cost of living and business. That’s why People First will establish an Infrastructure bank to increase supply of essential business inputs such as energy and transport. We will also cut taxes, regulations and government spending to make it easier for businesses and their employees to thrive. Sign up today at Peoplefirstparty.au to help small businesses get back on their feet and Australia back on track.

These are the DMs I get on insta. Albanese ruined people like this through incompetence corruption and lies, with the help of @greens. Who are frauds. ‘Hughesy, THANK YOU for speaking up and being the voice we so desperately need. I’m a single woman who bought my first apt in January through the First Home Buyer scheme because, after 4 years of major rent increases in St Kilda, I couldnt handle it. I went to rental inspections with 30+ people and was told I didn’t stand a chance being single against couples on two incomes. The reality is being single feels like a disability. So I put everything I had into buying my little apartment. I was so bloody proud of myself. Since then — FOUR interest rate rises & more to come ... WTF. What’s the point of helping people get into their first home if we then make it almost impossible for them to stay there? Please keep talking about this. And please talk more about how preferential voting actually works and how we can make our vote count. So many of us want change but don’t properly understand the system. I know Labour last .. but in what order do we guarantee our vote makes them last 🙏

There isn’t a private business that isn’t getting corrupt taxpayer funded contracts that will survive this @AustralianLabor destruction of the private economy.

Herald Sun @theheraldsun

3 weeks ago

A wine bar owner struggling to stay afloat has candidly revealed he’s living in a ‘second recession’ with the brutal cost of rising interest rates wiping out 30 per cent of his revenue within months > bit.ly/4hER6oD

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‘Outrageous that a small business ($1M payroll is my understanding) employing people in a regional town would have a $250 000 annual work cover bill. 🤯 Thank you for being a voice in the madness.’ So many of these DMs. Oz Govts at all levels are destroying private business at a rate never seen before. This can’t wait for an election. This has to be CHANGED NOW. Private business must come together quickly. Really quickly. Like now. Australians need to be made aware of this NOW.

Doing business in Australia 🤦🏽‍♂️ Business Owner: You can’t do that! ATO: Watch me!

Hughesy, quick one. We've got a small restaurant in Perth. Paid our staff super every quarter for five years, in full, never missed. Turns out the ATO counts it as paid when it hits the employee's fund, not when it leaves your account. Clearing house takes five days. We paid on the due date. So it landed five days late. Five days late = the whole quarter counts as never paid. Then 10% interest a year on the full amount, backdated to 2021, ignoring the fact we paid. Bill came in at $140k. Thats interest on money that's been sitting in our staff's super accounts earning for them the whole time. Best part is there was no way to check. No report exists. You can't even get a login to the clearing house. I asked. They said employers don't get one. Accountant says he's got other clients the same. Feels like half the small venues in the country are sitting on this. Anyway, on a payment plan, still open, still cooking. Just gonna work a whole year and all profit goes to the ATO. Cheers Is this fair ATO?

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Wow. Malinauskas said the quiet part out loud. He's said cutting mass migration is “madness”, then argued that an Australian-born citizen costs government $85,000 over their lifetime while a single skilled migrant delivers a $415,000 benefit. Just think about what he is saying. He believes it is a better deal for him to import a migrant than to educate and train the next generation of Australians. He’s telling South Australian families their children are a cost, while mass migration is a better investment for him. That is extraordinary. A leader who sees our children as a cost and mass migration as a revenue stream is literally selling out our future. Malinauskas is addicted to mass migration. He needs an intervention. adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-aus…

Sylvester Stallone makes an excelent point.

While you are struggling to pay your bills, this is what the Albanese Labor government is spending your money on on: Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has spent more than $6m on ritzy hotel ­accommodation around the world in just a few months, ­including two bookings of $2m each for his pre-COP31 meetings in Fiji which have been panned by critics after a series of high-profile snubs. Meanwhile, DCCEEW records also disclosed $283,976 for Mr Bowen’s trip to Bonn, Germany, for a booking at Living Hotel Kanzler for just six days from June 7 to 12. The Daily Telegraph revealed last month Mr Bowen slugged taxpayers more than $340,000 to travel the world to spruik his net-zero ambitions, spending an ­average of $7500 a day on travel across a grand total of 46 days abroad.

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Iranian woman in Sweden: “Pedophilia is legal in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Little girls are being married off to adult men. We are trying to raise awareness, but Western feminists are completely ignoring us.”

Jim Chalmers and his elite banking mates debate whether inflation is “sticky”, “stubborn” or “moderating”. Australians know what it actually means. Food costs more. Power costs more. Insurance costs more. Housing costs more. Almost everything costs more. And after years of this, we’re told inflation is still too high and interest rate relief may have to wait. So what word starting with F describes the Australian economy under Labor? We’ve got one, and we’re sure you do too. Drop them in the comments below.