Labor adds ‘$30,000 for every household’ to spending since coming to office
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Published 2024-06-26
Australia’s inflation rate rose from 3.6 per cent to 4 per cent in May.
Markets are now predicting a 67 per cent chance of a rate hike in August.
“There’s no question Jim Chalmers has been unable to say no at the Expenditure Review Committee, and billions of dollars of spending … about $30,000 for every Australian household has been added to spending,” Mr Paterson told Sky News Australia.
“That is fuelling inflation.”
All Comments (13)
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Albo owes us $30,275.
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The non contributing imports are thriving
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Broke sucks!
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James Patterson correct again.
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Albonomics working a treat.
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Under labour, everyone has more money in their bank but they can’t afford anything.
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A drastic reduction in income taxes would be a great relief to working families and small businesses that employ people, everyone wage rise increases income tax revenue for the government and does nothing to taxpayers cash flow
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Utilities still to rise early next year.
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BUTT WUTT ABOAT DAVAYE ALUTTA PROUD HE'S STILL ALUTTA PROUD OF DEE OLE NAULSTEOUS OF DAMNED OLE DAYOOH'S👋😳
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What would the modelling show if WA was never a member state of the Commonwealth?
A Commonwealth is designed to be greater than the sum of its individual parts, where the benefits to Citizens of the C'Wealth be positively geared to offset the cost of participation.
@immune2PR without the positively geared benefits... whats the point? The C'Wealth cant even meet the most basic of fundamentals...The 28day Standard! -
Who is he?
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SKY **posts every minute to make sure the propaganda is** 100% effective.
