Eelandia

@eelandia.bsky.social

Progressive who doesn't tug the forelock.

Positive news out this week that ratings agency S&P Global has re-affirmed Australia’s AAA credit rating. This is a powerful endorsement of the Government’s responsible economic and fiscal management at a time of extreme global uncertainty.⁩

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Hanson continues to pretend she's new to all of this. In which case, her internship has gone for 30 years. She's one of our most experienced political players. So much so there isn't a single issue she doesn't have a history of controversy in - including DV www.thenewdaily.com.au/news/politic...

From DV to deportation, Hanson has told us who she is for decades

Hanson does not care about the everyday Australian. She cares about what benefits her. This has always been the case.

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NEWS: More new businesses were created in June, after the Budget, than in any other month on record. New numbers out this week show more new businesses were registered last month than in any other month since these records first began in 1999.

GET THE FACTS: Australia’s gross debt as a share of the economy is lower than any major advanced economy. Gross debt in the last financial year was almost $200 billion lower than what we inherited.

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Socceroo Awer Mabil torches Pauline Hanson’s “monoculture” idea “It’s all bullshit” 🔥 Says multiculturalism makes Australia the best country in the world. “If anybody’s trying to divide that, then they’re probably not Australian themselves.” 💥

From today we're cutting taxes again and millions of workers will get a pay rise. Labor's tax cuts will start rolling out for every taxpayer from today. Our five tax cuts will benefit the average worker by up to $2816 a year.

BREAKING: New jobs numbers just out show the unemployment rate fell to 4.4% in May and 40,300 new jobs were created. This is a very welcome reminder of the strength of our labour market and the resilience of our economy in the face of all this global uncertainty.

Analysis from Treasury of new ATO data for 2023-24 shows that 0.2% of tax filers earned around 60% of all the net capital gains income, while 99% of tax filers earned only 13%. We are making the tax system fairer for workers, first home buyers and young Australians.