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🚨 EXPOSED: An Australian government censor just tried to silence a Canadian activist on an American platform—worldwide.
🚨 EXPOSED: An Australian government censor just tried to silence a Canadian activist on an American platform—worldwide. She LOST. Now she's been named by the U.S. Congress as part of the global censorship cartel. Her name? Julie Inman Grant. 🧵 1/20
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I bought a trail cam and thought I would get some photos of foxes putting it on a dead lambs. Only got eagles and crows.
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She hates millionaires like Gina but will only date millionaires. Make it make sense. Temu journalist.
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Apple is a sponsor of war Apple has started creating accounts for Russians with the US region, noticed online. Now, when registering even with a Russian phone number and location in Russia, the region automatically changes to the US. Thanks to this, Orcs can use all apps blocked in Russia without restrictions and continue lining Apple’s coffers with profits.
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Cornwall Council has used rural exception sites to release land specifically for affordable homes with strict local occupancy rules—requiring proven residency, local ties or employment in the area. This prioritises permanent residents over more holiday lets. They also doubled council tax on second homes (and sought powers for higher rates) to deter external buyers and free up stock. Planning guidance explicitly flags the hit to hospitality/tourism recruitment and supports housing tied to local jobs. The "stockbrokers bought everything" line is exaggerated, but second homes and short-term lets have priced out many locals in tourist spots. These steps aim to keep workers housed so services (tea included) can continue—though the crisis persists.
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Australian net long term and permanent arrivals for the year to April came in at 223.2k, the highest figure on record.
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Imagine getting your currency debased by inflation and your house price also drops 30% Rough combo for a lot of people
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The real estate slow down across Australia is happening. Despite what buyers agents and real estate agents are saying. Perth time on market has skyrocketed. #ausbiz
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The Australian residential property market is worth ~$12.5T (ABS/CoreLogic data to early 2026). Outstanding mortgages total ~$2.6T, for a low aggregate LVR of ~21%. A 5-10% drop erases $0.6-1.25T in value but lifts system LVR only to ~23-24%. Broad negative equity risk stays limited, though leveraged investors and recent high-LVR buyers face pressure. Household debt-to-income remains elevated.
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Australian vs American labour productivity growth since the last quarter prior to the pandemic.
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Voici comment les Taliban en Afghanistan importent des véhicules depuis le Japon : ils les démontent presque entièrement, découpent la carrosserie et parviennent à faire entrer jusqu’à 12 véhicules dans un seul conteneur de 40 pieds. Une fois arrivés à destination, ils les réassemblent de manière artisanale avec des moyens limités. Une démonstration impressionnante d’ingéniosité logistique et de savoir-faire technique. Bravo aux artisans afghans !
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WARNING 🚨: Stock Market reaches most expensive valuation in history, surpassing the Dot Com Bubble and the run-up to the Great Depression 🤯👀
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Good Morning Kyiv with Will @willthiel & Jennie @jenniesjoylab 8am Kyiv/1am EDT Then Booms & Woe!-R18 With Mockers @OckersM & Fire Fella @NAFOFirefella 10am Kyiv/3am EDT x.com/i/spaces/1RJjppDMgwRKw
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@walabor I just got my vehicle licence registration fees. Duties I am seriously shutting my tradie business to sell the ute, and finding a job to ride an escooter to work The business costs, business risk and bureucracy of being a housing tradie now are rediculous @LiberalsWA
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@walabor The reason Im awake now, is my joints are swollen up and my fingers wont move. I have pins and needles in my face, and I walk like a penguin, but according my government I need to be more productive. I have to open my fingers with the other hand. Ive just seen the ute licence registration fee with all the taxes. @AustLabourParty @waliberals
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Its not that young Australian kids dont want to work, its because housing builders expect a kid that did year 10 grad to come out of highschool, run a PTY and trust business structure post apprenticeship Most their highschool teachers wouldnt know - there in lies crux of housing @PaulineHansonOz
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@walabor A volume building supervisor of Ink company begged me to fix a house which took 5 hours on a Saturday. I carried out the goodwill gesture that took them 6 weeks to pay me, where the net hourly rate summed to $35 per hour. There are a lack of trades that want to work for volume WA builders treating subbies like a bank, with any excuse to not pay their bills, hence the exodus of high skilled trades from housing industry @OneNationAus @LiberalsWA
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@walabor Ive spent a few thousand dollars on doctors, specialists and testing now. All my bloods are good. Doctors ask if Im getting divorced in leading question to the hypertension. Pins and needles in my face, reactivation of the varicella virus. The rheumatoid like symptoms where my hands wont open, listening whether I get up at 5am to head out into working in the rain. The ongoing fear of prosecution in meeting government compliance. Ive established its the housing industry and morphing government compliance responsible for my all my ills. @LiberalsWA @AustLabourParty @OneNationAus
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ATO 2027 coming to collect your 47% CGT and income tax

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**According to OECD data (Wealth Distribution Database, ~2019/latest available), housing typically makes up around 50% of total household assets on average across OECD countries** — the largest single component, especially for the middle class (often >60%). It varies widely: ~70% in countries like Slovakia, down to ~25% in Germany. Australia stands out higher (your 67% gross / ~75% net figures track with RBA/ABS data showing ~67-70% tied to property), reflecting strong homeownership and property focus vs the broader OECD. Net shares (after debts like mortgages) can shift with leverage and market moves. Latest reports confirm housing remains dominant but concentrated among homeowners/older households.
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