@MMatvikov @MyFirstCousin Haha 💯 correct

@willleslie9 Yeah true 😂

@Ispeek4me @MurrayWatt Sorry close to the bone it seems 😂 I knew what you were insinuating.

@Ispeek4me @MurrayWatt What makes you think Aus workers have shit working conditions on average? Salaries? Aus are like top 5 in disposable 4 world, small/medium business are in serious trouble. Hence why it’s slowed to record levels but public sector continues to expand. Hence why are dollar cooked.

@sallymcmanus What ever happened to corruption cover up with the cfmeu vic?

lol Murray thinks it will cost those that utilise this tax break have absolutely zero expense 😂 not sure that’s how it works mate. He knows this but gaslighting voters with nonsense mistruths. Reality is hospitality are excited for some revitalisation in business conditions.

RT @RBASHAGGER: Today when the ABS statistician imputed the CPI data on the ABS website for its release.

@GribbleRC @farmertrucker @lance123wise @oversw Rod do you believe the new cr10 has better Capacity than the current format 10.9. I see the new cr 10 is less horsepower than current but has the bigger sieve and thresh area so thinking it should be better with less chance of rotor and sieve loss Maybe 🤔

@tyhok_hassett @lance123wise Some use just the word comb as well for the front or the header as you call it. Confusing!

@QuentinDempster @AlboMP Nice try but almost 80% of the jobs created were public sector jobs. Some definitely necessary but when it’s that high of percentage something is seriously wrong with the economy. Consecutive per capita negative growth something you are forgetting?

@steveconaway1 Do you have to buy the water to use it , like a License? Or if you own the ground you own the water underneath?

Murray seems bitter that a lot of the policies he represents aren’t resonating with voters. Seems a sound policy, good for hospitality business and the workers he’s supposed to help! Wishing he’d come up with something that actually stimulates an economy, not suger fix hand outs.

Sorry Murray it’s not the same as handing over our cash to cope with excessive energy pricing. tax deduction will keep less money from government hands as it can’t be spent with economic efficiency that small to large businesses in Aus can. Also large support for hospitality.

@S_M_Bowman Hotter on the coast than inland, pretty rare?

@ajprotheroe1 @GusWhyte @brendanw59 Not ideal, definitely a race for yield as price isn’t keeping up!

@brendanw59 @GusWhyte Not a lot of policies from Dutton in those regards is concerning

@brendanw59 @GusWhyte Would be nail in the coffin. We need both parties to focus on what they can do for small or medium business in Aus. To much focus on big end of town and export commodities. Love to see manufacturing return in scale but can’t see it happening.

@brendanw59 @GusWhyte Chinese are Pragmatic, unless something major happens can’t see it reverting any time soon especially given the circumstances of their own economic concerns. Think Aus are 7or8 biggest trade partner so very significant for them also.