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Australian livelihood’s are serious. Anika Wells MP just explained Anthony Albanese ’s new CGT and negative gearing heist with Ooshies. This isn’t a kids toy. This is a declaration of war on all young aspirational Australians. Negative gearing gone. Investor demand collapsing. Young Aussies get hammered hardest. Economic vandalism...

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The budget failed to deliver significant income tax cuts to offset bracket creep that is devasting family budgets as a result of high inflation. For someone on a wage of $80,000, 4% inflation reduces purchasing power by $3,200 each year. The best Chalmers can do to help hard working Australians, is to offer a measly $275 temporary tax offset. The minimum CGT tax rate of 30% is wrong. Capital gains like any income should be taxed at the marginal rate. Low income earners are going to be hit hard by this measure. I could live with removing the CGT discount provided the extra tax revenue from that measure had been used to offset income tax rather than remove negative gearing. Negative gearing is more effective when income tax rates are high. If tax rates were lowered, then negative gearing would be become a more much ineffective tax strategy. Personally I’ve never been a fan of negative gearing, because you have to spend a $1 to get 47 cents back which leaves you 53 cents worse off in today’s money. There is no substitute for cutting income tax if you want to maintain a strong economy. Immigration is forecast to be 2 million over the next two terms of Parliament which is still too high. Yet again if Labor wants to improve housing affordability, why won’t they lower immigration? Debt levels are forecast to continue to increase which reflects on Labor’s inability to control government spending. People First will cut spending, cut immigration and cut taxes. See how at:

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I've been warning Australians that our immigration system is out of control and now the government's own data confirms it. In February alone, 200,000 foreign students arrived in Australia. In the middle of a housing crisis, this is unforgivable. If we don't act now, the pressure on housing, hospitals, and wages will only get worse. Universities were built for Australian students. They should focus on educating our own young people, not acting as businesses designed to attract foreign students, raking in profits while Australian taxpayers foot the bill. Families are struggling with skyrocketing rents, young people are missing out, and our healthcare system is stretched thin. This cannot be allowed to continue. We need to tighten our immigration system and toughen citizenship rules to ensure people who come here prove their commitment to our values and way of life. Australians must come first. This election is your chance to send a clear message: no more weak immigration policies, no more putting Australians last. One Nation is rising in the polls because Australians are fed up with being ignored. This means we can get candidates elected, and we can give you a real voice, we can turn things around. But if you don’t act now, this crisis will deepen, and the Australia you know and love will continue to slip away. A vote for One Nation is a vote to restore fairness, secure our borders, and put Australians, like you, back at the front of the queue.

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