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Breaking: Treasury accidentally emailed ABC documents normally redacted which disclosed higher taxes are needed to plug massive holes and unachievable housing targets that won’t be delivered. Seems both RBA and Treasury reveal Labor is lying to Aussies

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Muyakeavor 1 Jahr

Most Australians are so dumb that they can't even understand what the lie is for. They will just pony up, pay more taxes, go backwards and vote the same.

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Mobile Scannervor 1 Jahr

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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Chroniclesvor 1 Jahr

What do you think Albo and his Sheila are in China pan handling with no media allowed ?? He’s running to Daddy for some cash. Or in this instance………………….. (add every policy they can’t meet)

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Luke James Stephensvor 1 Jahr

Woah no way, government lied to us. It cannot be

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Sven Dagbagvor 1 Jahr

Labor look like they’re deliberately weakening / destroying Australia from the inside out. Treason & crimes against humanity.

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Luka Leevor 1 Jahr

The Labor government; Lispy-four-eyes Albo, big ears Chalmers, glass chin Bowen, have no intention to level out the federal budget deficit. Their personal goals are to steal as much money as possible from Aussies. And they’re succeeding

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stiritvor 1 Jahr

slash NDIS and they can save $-billions

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August Cruzvor 1 Jahr

@JEChalmers has been lying all along. He should be ashamed at how he treats us and should resign.

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Aussie truthervor 1 Jahr

What idiot thought they were going to fix the housing issue when they are bringing in literally over a million people every 2 years? That’s going to ensure the environment is NOT improved , nor the country & taxes will be raised to pay for the increase need of population growth.

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Jovor 1 Jahr

Why doesn’t this surprise me? They need to look at the salaries of each public servant in Canberra especially the department heads and claw some of that money back

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dafalconvor 1 Jahr

the whole of the country is managed by full on buffoons.

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