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The ScoMo Government

I'm just looking forward to a term of labor, let's be honest the Libs are sitting there spinning the wheels going nowhere, they could walk on water and the media would say they rorted the ferry.
So it is pointless having the Libs for another term, the covid thing is as good as done, the debt needs some hard decisions, the Libs ain't going to get them through.
It's time.
I just hope they hit the top end of town for a change.
 
They won't, they (both sides) won't stop til the middle class is wiped out. That is, in fact, the greater goal.
 
They won't, they (both sides) won't stop til the middle class is wiped out. That is, in fact, the greater goal.
I suppose the reality is, that productivity increases, when workers are hungry.
Trying to get people to work, when they don't need the money, is a hard task.
 
Or they could just stop rorting
 
ICAC got the rats jumping in NSW
From what I've read, it's only as good as your ICAC. ? The fox watching over the hen house, wash rinse repeat.
Politics a game of snakes and ladders, one minute ICAC is leading, the next the Govt is leading. ?
https://www.9news.com.au/national/q...tzgerald/13c0ef11-9791-455c-8884-35b1c321f442
The Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) will be investigated in a formal Commission of Inquiry for the first time in the body's 30-year history.
The CCC has recently been under increasing scrutiny, with chair Alan MacSporran resigning last week after fraud charges imposed by the corruption watchdog were dropped against several former Queensland councillors.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the inquiry came off the back of a tabled report by the Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (PCCC) and would probe its "enormous" investigatory and charging functions.
Ms Palaszczuk said the six-month inquiry would be led by Tony Fitzgerald QC who revealed systemic corruption in the state through the the Fitzgerald Inquiry in the 1980s.
This led to the creation of the CCC as it is now known.
 
At last it looks like Labor has got back to its roots, good on you Albo.
Shows what can be done, when Labor gets back to its roots and stops promoting lawyers to the top job IMO.
He is talking the talk, time will tell, if he walks the walk.
Global companies will be told to pay their fair share of tax in a Labor plan to raise revenue without putting a bigger load on households, while bigger taxes for family trusts are also on the agenda ahead of the federal election.

In a clear sign he will unveil tougher tax rules, Labor leader Anthony Albanese named multinational companies as one group that could pay more tax under changes he is thinking about but has not yet announced.
“What we’re interested in is lifting living standards and lifting the cost of living pressures off ordinary wage-earners,” he said.
“One of the ways you don’t do that is by increasing the burden on them. We want to lift that burden.”
 
Talk is cheap. It's also hard given the structures these companies use. Hockey attempted it not sure much happened.

Labor could probably get away with a mining tax right now as well. But it's all about the messaging. And that's where they seem to fall down.

Message it right and you are prime to receive massive support. People seem happy to attack and tax the elites from both sides of the political spectrum of voters. So smash internet Goliath's, mega rich, miners while you have the opportunity.
 
They won't, they (both sides) won't stop til the middle class is wiped out. That is, in fact, the greater goal.
What a load of arsebiscuits that "fact" is
 
Mining companies dont vote ....the bosses just don the Hi Vis and do the fear bit
 
Talk is cheap. It's also hard given the structures these companies use. Hockey attempted it not sure much happened.


Is that the same Joe that couldn't pass a budget?
 
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