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Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
We need and a series of structural reforms that genuinely boost productivity NOW
Instead, Labor are burdening our children with debt. Laborโs waste and extravagant lifestyles will be funded by under 25s - who will have to pay it off
Laborโs failures are:
1. Heavy and unsustainable spending
2. Destruction of energy security
3. Trillions of dollars wasted on a bloated public sector and programs that do not improve productivity
4. The NDIS
New Zealand and the United States have not raised rates but the RBA keeps hiking because inflation has not been brought under
Australiaโs expect productivity reforms: a tax system that incentivises hard word and small business, major reductions in government spending, a 50% reduction in the public service (excluding front line staff) removing the two top layers from every department, serious action on corruption, ending union stealing, streamlining compliance
None of this will happen under Labor
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
Conservative media outlets excluded from Labor's $31.5m taxpayer-funded grants news24.com.au/politics/austrโฆ via @News24Aust
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
Whatever you , makes sure you put labor last so they don't get your preference vote
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
An addiction to taxing and spending is how Labor put us here. Katy Gallagher is now blaming the NDIS. What she should have said - "the glory days" before Labor.
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
PMโS POLL NIGHTMARE: The numbers that spell trouble for Labor news24.com.au/politics/austrโฆ via @News24Aust
Labor has to go!
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
G'day from the Taroom Trough - the first prospective oil field to be developed in Australia for 50 years.
Early drilling results here are exceeding expectations, with 300 barrels of high-quality light oil a day now being produced.
Proponents undertaking exploration works in the basin are predicting billions of barrels of oil could eventually be produced commercially.
We know Queenslanders are struggling with rising petrol prices because weโre at the mercy of foreign markets.
That's why we're pushing ahead with our Fuel Security Plan, expanding the exploration area at the Taroom Trough and sending the message Queensland is open for business.
We must restore our ability to drill, refine and store fuel in our State, and crucially, bolster our long-term fuel security. โ at Taroom, Queensland
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
This is an example of the tolerant left!
They are happy for the country to be totally stuffed as long as their party stays in power!
They are the dangerous ones!!!
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
Wife and I are voting One Nation as are all our immediate family.
Wife says in light of the barbarism & bashing of the 60 year old guy with a baseball bat donโt put up any political placards on our house.
I respected her wishes and undertook not to because I would more than likely end up in jail if someone tried that on me. My hallway steel bar that I have reserved for Laborโs imported intruders can do more damage than a baseball bat ever will.
My canvass is social media & has far more reach than a placard ever will.
I will use it to spread the message of change & know many of you will also.
Lefties, Commies & Islamists GO FUCK YOURSELVES !
We are going to do you.
#Auspol
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
Iโve found a Muslim Advent Calendar for Xmas.
Behind every window it says โFuck Offโ.
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
Congratulations @JEChalmers for 17 rate increases.
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
The RBA tells us to curb our spending, their building is under refurbishment, initial cost budgeted was $240 million, now costs us taxpayers, $1.2 billion
Stan Bouchos ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ retweeted
While families are told to tighten their belts, 40+ federal departments went over their staffing budgets last year. That's $5.6 million a day.
Home Affairs paid $75m to cut staff, then ended up with 519 more.
The "crackdown" on consultants? A 3.5% trim.
Still $3 billion a year.
The public service has grown by a quarter since 2022.
And the Finance Minister won't commit to net savings.
Canberra needs to find real cuts in December's budget update (MYEFO).
