Like me, I’m sure you’re glad the referendum is behind us now and the result was as decisive as it was. What we must never forget is Prime Minister Albanese put us through this long, expensive, and divisive fight. The referendum cost us all hundreds of millions of dollars, in the middle of a cost of living crisis.
We also cannot forget that before Labor was elected last year, Anthony Albanese promised Australians that their power bills would go down by $275 each year, and that mortgages would be cheaper. What we’ve seen in the 18 months since is the complete opposite of what was promised.
Labor is halfway through their term in government and all they have to show for it is higher electricity prices, mortgages through the roof, and the cost of everyday goods and services soaring.
These are all broken promises and Australians are paying the price.
Above is the front page of The Australian a few weeks before Prime Minister Albanese was elected.
Scroll to the bottom of this email to see a list of what he’s been up to as Prime Minister instead of easing the cost of living for Australians. His priorities are all wrong.
Last week I was a panellist on the ABC’s Q&A. Thanks to all those who tuned in and supported me as I stepped foot in the lion’s den. If you’d like to catch up on the show you can watch it in full below.
We spoke predominately on the war in Israel but also discussed the referendum result, climate and energy, nuclear submarines, our relationship with the US and more.
I am interested in writing short stories for my pleasure and my family's but although I have published four family books I will not go down that path again but still want what I write out there so I will see how this goes
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