Well hopefully said inheritor invests their ‘hard earned’ inheritance just before the market crashes.

Surely, just because it’s a ‘small’ amount of people, doesn’t make taxing unrealised gains a shit policy.

Warnie would be rolling in his grave.

Please tell me there were onions available?

Will it be by an election?
Or is he just going to force himself upon the world again like he does with women.

I think “Yesterday” has to be in the top 10.

Words from a leader of a failing state.

It just does your head in.
This is supposed to be the party of economic rationalism.

Deservedly so.

I’m certain that uncertainty continues.
And uncertainty is not good.

1987?

Tweet of the year!!!!!

@aarondodd.bsky.social

It was interesting listening to leading cattle industry people today. They basically shrugged off the tariff. The US has no substitute to our beef because of our beefs lower fat content. The yanks will just be paying $600mio more for their burgers.
Trumps a genius indeed.

And I think he will be a shoo-in for this election now. Such a calm, purposeful speaker, rallying the Canadian’s for the fight ahead.
I dearly hope he wins, and I know it will be lost on Trump, but he will win because of Trump.

Yes. Let’s get our young to put all their super into probably the most expensive asset class there is and push the price up even further!
It would be hard to think of a more destructive policy ever created by any previous Australian government.

The LNP aren’t seriously trying to win the Tea seats back. This policy directed specifically to those living in the outer suburbs, who typically use cars more, and where the fuel guzzling Ute is the dream vehicle.

Hi Dave, your next car should be an EV. Then get yourself on a night time EV electricity plan, such as AGL’s, which lets you charge at 8c per kWh from midnight to 6am.
At 16kWh’s per 100km, that 1000km weekly driving will cost you $12.80 per week.
I’de imagine that’s quite a bit cheaper.

A ludicrously expensive Mercedes Land Rover knockoff. Priced ‘from’ $368k!
Basically a means for men with small peckers to proclaim that they also have money.

The mere suggestion by Macron that France will consider providing an umbrella drew an angry response from Lavrov and Putin. Trump has more than likely handed Russia a victory over Ukraine. Who’s next on Putin’s list before Europe has a chance to rearm?

Your conclusion that Europe can no longer rely on the support of the US is correct.
But that also means Europe can no longer rely on the US’s nuclear deterrent.
The UK and FRA have around 500 nukes, vs Russias 5,000. A new nuclear arms race has likely begun, hardly making the world safer place.

That can’t be real?

Dutton Labels Cyclone Delay ‘Another Broken Labor Promise’ — The Shovel "This cyclone was supposed to arrive on Wednesday. Where is it? The Prime Minister is being tricky with the Australian public by not providing more detail”.

“This cyclone was supposed to arrive on Wednesday. Where is it? The Prime Minister is being tricky with the Australian public by not providing more detail”.

Giant batteries are coming to Australia, bringing 24/7 renewables a ‘step closer’ A major green energy investor will bring some of the world’s most powerful batteries, which could run for twice as long as today’s biggest systems, to Australia.

www.smh.com.au/business/the...

Now eight hour batteries are rolling out. Next will be twelve at undoubtably cheaper prices. Meanwhile Dutton wants us to believe that nukes in 20 years time are the answer.

Net zero.
My @smh cartoon.

I’ll have to collect all the stickers.

Because he’s the leader of the LNP, who are fundamentally opposed to government ownership of productive assets.
Unless of course it concerns $300bio worth of nuclear reactors.

How can Dutton get it so wrong?

It's Europeans (and others) versus Trump The American people of today are not the same as those who saved the world from fascism or stared down Soviet Communism.

news.thenewdaily.com.au/c/13Ke0XaMzm...

Surprised that story even made it to print in the UnAustralian.

Trump’s re-election has enabled Dutton the chance to play his role of a lifetime The Coalition’s failure to release a single fully costed, credible policy shows just how lucky Peter Dutton believes himself to be.

www.smh.com.au/politics/fed...

Niki brilliant as always.