✊🏻Tax the 1%
🌱 Leader of the Australian Greens & Senator for Qld
Authorised by L Waters, Brisbane
Larissa Waters
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With this Budget, Labor could have introduced a 25% gas export tax and raised $17 billion a year.
They could have scrapped the CGT discount and negative gearing instead of grandfathering them for existing investors.
They could have gotten rid of fossil fuel subsidies.
We won't end sexual harassment and abuse by silencing survivors and hiding bad behaviour.
All workplaces, including government and ADF, should ban the coercive use of NDAs.
The government has been trying to sell these cuts to the Australian community as an anti-fraud measure, but this bill isn’t anti-fraud, it’s anti-disabled people.
And it’s an indictment of Labor’s Budget priorities.
Labor could have made the big corporations and ultra-wealthy pay their fair share.
Instead they’re choosing to kick 241,000 people off the NDIS.
The Greens will fight with everything we have got to stop the government using disabled people to balance the budget.
Between Gina, Kerry, and of course Rupert Murdoch; our media ownership is concentrated in the hands of the 1%.
As life gets harder, they’re using their money to distract us from the real issue - their extreme wealth.
It’s time they paid their fair share: taxthe1percent.com.au
The largest stakeholder in Southern Cross Media? Fellow billionaire Kerry Stokes.
He’s better known as the guy who bankrolled Ben Roberts-Smith’s unsuccessful defamation case against Fairfax Media.
I guess you don’t become Australia’s richest person by putting all your eggs in one private plane.
ICYMI: Gina’s bankrolled a 10% stake in Southern Cross Media, one of Australia’s largest media conglomerates. They own 7 News, Triple M and The West Australian newspaper, and more!
We’re on day two of the NDIS inquiry and the evidence is damning.
Every single witness so far has said either: this bill must be withdrawn, this bill must not pass in its current form, or that the Senate needs more time to consider the legislation in detail.
You would think pulling the strings of a political party would be enough influence for one person, but apparently not.
Gina’s getting into the media business.
What could possibly go wrong…
