The RBA governor is clueless. He has no understanding of monetary policy. He cannot distinguish between lending to the private sector and the public sector. He also cannot distinguish between secured and unsecured debt. He contradicts himself so many times
Banks are creaming $5 billion a year courtesy of the taxpayer thanks to the stupidly of the RBA. They should be made repay it as per my letter to the Treasurer.
This week, the RBA raised rates for the 8th straight month. To change the price of money so rapidly is sheer madness. It’s even worse when the RBA said inflation wouldn’t rise until 2024 and then say that rates wouldn’t
Yesterday in the Senate, Malcolm Roberts moved an amendment to the IR Bill that would have prevented people being discriminated against on the basis of their Covid-19 vaccine status. I spoke to the amendment and as you can tell I
The Greens moved a Bill wanting more transparency on oil and gas company donations. I called out their hypocrisy, asking why don’t they want more transparency on bureaucracies, unions and other big corporations such as big pharma.
If renewables are cheaper, why do we need to give a tax break of up to $30,000 for every new EV that is bought? That is absolutely absurd.
Well it looks like Labor and The Greens don’t care for the environment after-all. Last week they voted down the below Second reading amendment of the Treasury Laws Electric Car Discount Bill. Greens and Labor don’t support cleaning up their
In estimates I quizzed the RBA as to why they are using austerity measures rather than productivity measures to manage the economy. Austerity measures via sharp interest rate increases are only hurting the battlers who don’t deserve to suffer because
The RBA governor is clueless. He has no understanding of monetary policy. He cannot distinguish between lending to the private sector and the public sector. He also cannot distinguish between secured and unsecured debt. He contradicts himself so many times
Banks are creaming $5 billion a year courtesy of the taxpayer thanks to the stupidly of the RBA. They should be made repay it as per my letter to the Treasurer.
This week, the RBA raised rates for the 8th straight month. To change the price of money so rapidly is sheer madness. It’s even worse when the RBA said inflation wouldn’t rise until 2024 and then say that rates wouldn’t
Yesterday in the Senate, Malcolm Roberts moved an amendment to the IR Bill that would have prevented people being discriminated against on the basis of their Covid-19 vaccine status. I spoke to the amendment and as you can tell I
The Greens moved a Bill wanting more transparency on oil and gas company donations. I called out their hypocrisy, asking why don’t they want more transparency on bureaucracies, unions and other big corporations such as big pharma.
If renewables are cheaper, why do we need to give a tax break of up to $30,000 for every new EV that is bought? That is absolutely absurd.
Well it looks like Labor and The Greens don’t care for the environment after-all. Last week they voted down the below Second reading amendment of the Treasury Laws Electric Car Discount Bill. Greens and Labor don’t support cleaning up their
In estimates I quizzed the RBA as to why they are using austerity measures rather than productivity measures to manage the economy. Austerity measures via sharp interest rate increases are only hurting the battlers who don’t deserve to suffer because
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