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My first thoughts on the Treasurer’s budget last night. I’ll be sitting down with highly renowned economist Chris Richardson today to break it all down. The conversation will be available on all podcast platforms tonight
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Call for resignation of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese - Sign the Petition! c.org/bWRPnd5YGQ via @ChangeAUS
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2 engine rooms? Which one pulls and and which one pulls??
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"We are dealing with a fraud". Geologist Prof. Ian Plimer thoroughly demolishes the "man-made climate change" narrative. 🔥 "No one has ever shown that human emissions of CO₂ drive global warming." "And if it could be shown, then you would have to show that the 97% of emissions which are natural do not drive global warming."
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Steven Nowakowski's opening statement at the climate misinformation inquiry. From 11:13 aph.gov.au/News_and_Events/W…
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I say this respectfully to ALL. The 31 August 2025 Australian march is NOT about: - Israel - Palestine - White Australia - Blak or First Nations - Any Foreign Interest. It IS a grassroots rally of Australians AGAINST government mass immigration used to mask broken economy in a cost of living and housing crisis. All Australians, under our shared Australian flag, demanding government: - Immediately slash immigration - Focus on taxation which targets multinationals who pay little to no tax but maintain multi-Billion dollar profits to fill the shortfall government is trying to extract from its people and new immigration - Return Australia to an INCREASING standard of living and revert the decline reflected in the per-capita GDP recession being forced on Australians - Housing our homeless There is NO racist intent in this march nor will it be acceptable. It is a march for unification where our government has sought to turn us on each other to hide their UN driven agenda. The only condition of the march is PEACEFUL march unified under our Australian flag without foreign influence. If you are Australian or support Australian culture and values, then you are welcome. I am not the organiser, but I will not stand by idly whilst groups and foreign interests try to hijack this unification of Australians for their own causes. Government are looking for ANY reason to stop this. STOP GIVING THEM REASONS! Share and tag anyone who’s wondering. Happy to engage in respectful discussion and I respect if you wish to block this account. This is Australians vs Govt Agenda.
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Not enough of this sort of straight talking in Australia anymore. Love this. #energy #auspol

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George Orwell once said, “Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed: everything else is public relations.” While the media protects the ruling class, ordinary people are doing real journalism on 𝕏. Here are 30 truth-tellers they don’t want you to follow. 🧵 THREAD
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The man who should lead Australia. Share if you agree.
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This company apparently now has an estimated net worth of $100 million 😳

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The NDIS is worse than we thought, its distorting the whole economy. @leithvo has the receipts and I break it down here:
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😂🤣😂🤣😂 This is amazing!!
The Australien Government and the Opposition have made an ad about electoral reforms, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative (and they're hoping you don't hear about it) #auspol
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“Nearly one in five workers in Australia is a government employee, with wage rises — far outpacing those in the private sector — and hiring sprees driving public sector spending to a record 27.3 per cent of GDP in the June quarter. Australia had 2,517,900 public sector employees in June, with 365,400 of those in the federal government, 1,939,100 in state government and 213,500 in local councils, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The total public sector wage bill in Australia grew 8 per cent last financial year to $232.1 billion, including $37.3 billion for federal government employees who earned an average annual salary of more than $100,000. The 8 per cent rise in wages was the fastest pace in 15 years, sparking warnings from economists that government spending was contributing to inflation and keeping interest rates higher for longer.” And ““The fastest-growing employment sector was healthcare and social assistance, which increased the number of filled jobs by 11.4 per cent to 2.6 million in the year through to September, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. An ageing population has increased demand for aged care and healthcare, while the rapid expansion of the $49 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme has also increased the number of jobs in social assistance. Many of these jobs are subsidised by taxpayers. Public administration and safety jobs grew 10.5 per cent to 891,000 positions over the 12 months. Administrative and support services roles expanded by 7.6 per cent through the year.” •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The ABS need to change the way our employment figures are released each month. Instead of reporting total employment with no details about where jobs are being created (this comes out much later as a quarterly report), net employment should be reported whereby jobs created in the public sector should be deducted from jobs created in the private sector. This would present a much more accurate picture about our productivity. When public jobs created exceed private jobs created a negative figure would indicate that our job growth is being driven by an inefficient government. Australia can’t afford to be spending more money on NDIS and Aged care if we aren’t creating jobs in the private sector to pay for it. A good start in making the Federal government more efficient would be to abolish the departments that are already managed by the State Government such as Education, Water, Environment and Energy to name a few. The Multicultural and Climate Change Departments should also go. PeopleFirst is committed to slashing the wasteful expenditure occurring in the Federal government. Quoted from: news.com.au/finance/economy/… afr.com/policy/economy/publi… abs.gov.au/statistics/labour… #auspol
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Here is the FULL Marbles Video about how Preferential Voting works in Australia. This is the video everyone MUST see before the next Federal Election!
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I am pleased to announce that the People First Party has been formally registered by the AEC. I hope to run Senate Candidates in every state, and lower House candidates in as many seats as possible. Just how many will depend on fundraising and resources. People First’s point of difference is that it will be a party that offers solutions to the economic and social malaise that has occurred under the mismanagement of the two major parties over the last four decades.   It will advocate policies that will put the people first and not vested interests.     People First will be running on five key policies including lower taxes, childcare support paid to families, voluntary superannuation, more efficient government and reform of Australia’s monetary system.    The major parties have no solutions when it comes to invigorating Australia’s economy and improving social cohesion. Their mismanagement has created more problems than solutions.   It is time they stopped fighting each other and started fighting for the people. Anyone interested in signing up or helping out can register their support at PeopleFirstParty.au or join my mailing list at gerardrennick.com.au for regular updates. I will send out an email shortly with more details. #auspol
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Good morning. Around 2460 men commit suicide in Australia each year. 47 a week. That’s roughly 7 each day. It’s a national disgrace and we don’t talk about it anywhere near enough. Please reach out to the men in your life on this international men’s day.
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LMAOO Who made this sht!? 🤣🤣 x.com/realnewzy/status/18567…

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Fascists
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NEWS: Australia wants to fine internet platforms up to 5% of their global revenue for failing to prevent the spread of so-called misinformation online. Opposition James Paterson said: “Australians' legitimately-held political beliefs should not be censored by either the government, or by foreign social media platforms.” The legislation will be introduced in parliament today. Source: reuters.com/technology/austr…
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