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Trumps just gonna keep him hanging hoping he’s in the inner circle and bleeding him dry in the process.
Her take on the cost of living crisis was that it was good that I wouldn’t have the issue of hoarding things like her, as I would never be able to afford them in the first place.
Lmao. You’ll be so poor you wont be able to buy things. Great flex, boomer.
I went to Aldi yesterday and they do really good prices with the limited options the my had. Example.
Sea salt chips big bag:
- Woolies: on special from $6 down to $3.60
- Aldi: always $2.99
So they do better than the half price specials at the majors.
There’s an outbreak in NZ as well. Seems like we’ve let other vaccinations drop after COVID :(
Great list. Might I humbly add Peachy Keen or Cinnamon Lip from Pollyanna.
Fucking hell SA
Credit to the Australian members of parliament who haven’t let this go:
[Prime Minister Anthony] Albanese has said he raised the matter directly with the US, including with the president, Joe Biden, during his visit to Washington in October 2023.
In February this year, Albanese and cabinet members supported a motion put forward by independent MP Andrew Wilkie urging the UK and US to allow Assange to return home to Australia.
The attorney general, Mark Dreyfus, said he also raised the matter with his US counterpart, Merrick Garland, during a meeting in January this year.
Absolutely. Great idea.
He’s getting grilled about that now on 7:30 report!
Looks like no increase in Jobseeker (big miss IMO). Everything was pre-released, so no big announcements.
- 29 Medicare urgent care clinics ($227 million)
- National digital mental health service + other services ($361 million)
- Aged care ($2.2 billion)
- NDIS crack down on fraud ($469 million)
- Biggest cost of living relief is the stage 3 tax cuts
- $300 for energy bill relief for all Australian households, beginning July 1 (eligible small businesses will receive $325)
- 10% increase to Commonwealth Rent Assistance ($1.9 billion)
- Cheaper medicines under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS)
- Waiving $3 billion of student HECS-HELP debt (and adjusting the indexation rate)
- Aim to build 1.2 million homes ($6.2 billion)
- Superannuation to be paid on all government-funded paid parental leave ($1.1 billion)
- Limit university students based on how much student housing they build
- Sunshine Coast rail link
Here’s what we know already: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-14/federal-budget-2024-chalmers-tax-cuts-cost-of-living-surplus/103810306
That is amazing.
Because while the sun is up it’s extraordinarily hot and the UV is high. The more north you go, the hotter it is in the evenings and the less it makes sense.
Exactly. That’s why we’re an early morning city. Once the sun is up it’s too hot to do anything.
I’m trying to lift my mood with upbeat electronica but it’s not working. Maybe classic rock is the go to. Have a good one anyway 👍
Doing the same! What music you listening to?
What’s the feeling in Canada? This guy good enough to win the election?