Dear Journalists Here is a list of 21 individuals who have provided a public submission to the Senate Inquiry on CGT and yet the government have not published those submissions. To put this in perspective they only published six individuals. SIX. This is a gross abuse of their fiduciary duty to have an open an accountable democracy. The true number would be much larger and we have a lower limit of 61 submissions that are missing based on the government's own numbering up to 150 on their website despite only 89 submissions being made public. Despite this cherry picking, the only people that support a change to the CGT on equity and business are hand-picked economists, and the Australian Council of Social Services. Current list of those who have submitted and not published: @DerekFranc90653 @chrisbrycki @TheRealDavey2 @keithmarlowau @David_McMahon75 @acxjones @Hughmaxdavis @James16878077 @SeanoftheWeb3 @onslowshipping @MarshBrentnall @jsmith_dev @linzcom @leighjasper @ProphetHaza @whmacdonald74 @BankReformNow @F66Geoff @_swordfish6975 @xrpfanboi88 And myself Thank you to all that replied. @mcranston1 @PhillipCoorey @MarkDiStef @GeoffWilsonWAM @AngusTaylorMP @PaulineHansonOz @ajamesbragg @AlboMP @JEChalmers x.com/toy59496/status/206576… x.com/toy59496/status/206561…

Rolling 12 month net overseas migration when Labor was elected in Q2 2022 was 207.9k. Today it's 311.0k. So it has risen 49.6% from the quarter when Labor was elected. Data: abs.gov.au/statistics/people…

Auction results - Sold To Listed - Sydney 30.1% (27.5% last non-holiday weekend) - Melbourne 38.9% (38.3%) A bump for Sydney & Melbourne from the results seen a fortnight ago, but both cities remain near all time record lows for my data set (ex-public holidays, Xmas since 2018). History suggests we will see a combination of gradually altered vendor expectations pulling prices lower and lower auction volumes eventually boosting headline clearance rates. If that does not come to pass and stock continues to build on the market, that is when significantly larger and swifter downside scenarios may come into play. No insight's from SQM this week due to last weekend being a public holiday impacted result, so that will be back with next week's results. Methodology noted in graphic below. #AvidAuctions

They promised me property in Australia only ever goes up 😂

Economists are tipping that interest rate rises are over as a former RBA deputy governor warns about housing headwinds from Labor’s tax changes. ebx.sh/mpKmHf