Replying to @TheKouk
Thanks Kouk but just pouring people in to a country for top line GDP growth is no an economic sensation.
Carry on.
Chalmers does comedy… ‘Premier investment destination’… 😂😂😂
Australia has the second highest company tax rate in the OECD.
I’ll be engaging with more than 30 business leaders and investors and my Japanese counterpart in Tokyo in a packed couple of days to showcase Australia as a premier investment destination.
This is all about strengthening cooperation, boosting investment and building resilience in both our economies in Australia’s national interest.
The chutzpah is extraordinary. Labor to cut public service jobs while criticising others suggesting the same.
Well done @ALeighMP , you deserve a statue.
afr.com/policy/economy/chalm…
If you sack public servants, you get worse public services. The Liberals learned nothing from last year’s election. Angus Taylor has told donors he wants to cut the public service. If you work in the public service, he’s coming for your job. #auspol canberratimes.com.au/story/9…
It would be cheaper to build new roads, railways, pipelines and ports to avoid the Strait of Hormuz at this point.
What a mess.
If Twiggy doesn’t like the diesel rebate, Fortescue does not have to lodge a claim for the refund. 🤷🏼♂️
Here @Ross_Greenwood covers the complete and utter failure of Australia’s tobacco regulation.
Taxes down from $16.9B to $7B.
A new multi billion crime industry is born.
And now illegal cheap cigarettes means smoking rates are now increasing.
Well done Australia.
Pretending banning new coal mines in NSW will change the trajectory of global coal use and mining is a delusion.
Net zero is self harm.
Reality check 👇
Looking for some good news???
NSW JUST BANNED NEW COAL MINES!!!
My piece w Ebony Bennett on The Point:
thepoint.com.au/news/260321-…
Net zero is a cult that fails genuine economic and environmental cost benefit analysis.
Another old school environmentalist breaks from the net zero doctrine to oppose 238km renewable energy service transmission corridor and 390 new towers.
Net zero is self harm.
Christine Milne has likened a $5bn nationally significant renewable energy scheme to the pulp mill that catapulted her into politics, backing landowners refusing access to their land for new transmission lines. Read the full story: bit.ly/4s47YbP
Net zero is the greatest misallocation of capital in human history.
theaustralian.com.au/busines…
Replying to @Mon4Kooyong
Thanks Doomer.
Chill out about the danger, and then if you’re still terrified take your crusade to Beijing. Australia is nothing more than a rounding error .















