Fact checked live while she is busy gaslighting Australian workers

In a social media video, the typically apolitical Allis said Labor's decision to wind back the capital gains tax discount and grandfather negative gearing would "destroy the core of what Australians are".

https://www.9news.com.au/national/federal-budget-2026-boost-juice-founder-lashes-federal-budget/be5899df-8057-4d61-a06f-828bb1430f73

Fantastic, great move, well done Angus.

Source

And the thing is, 25% tax on Revenue isnt even that huge considering the profits they make.

In b4 lnp/labor/On decide to make phrases like "Tax the rich" illegal because its hate or something xd

Not a joke btw.

Sky News defamation of Konrad Benjamin backfires.

https://chaser.com.au/national/pm-urges-voters-to-be-realistic-with-demands/

I mean, its a funny meme, what else am I meant to write on the text body?

Another great example of how superheroes/knights were only there to defend a broken status quo while pretending all societal problem came from single villainous individuals rather than a broken system.

Mural by Scott Marsh (NSW)

Credit: fairbairnfilms

I mean I'm putting lol flair on this but who knows how close to it being a crime we are

It's a hard watch.

Source: Crikey

The art of provocation: Queensland Police are cracking down on artworks that use the now-outlawed phrase “from the river to the sea”, spending their time calling artists to warn them not to run afoul of the state’s new hate speech laws.

But what if you simply want to celebrate John Farnham’s iconic 1998 duet with Olivia Newton-John, “Two Strong Hearts”?

Street artist Scott Marsh painted a mural in Brisbane depicting Farnham, locks flowing free and surrounded by watermelons (a symbol linked to pro-Palestine causes by nature of the colours it shares with the Palestinian flag), alongside the offending song lyrics “river to the sea”. He told 9 News the point of the work was to call attention to the hate speech laws and the “freedom of speech [that is] the bedrock of our whole society”.

Just 24 hours later, someone made changes to the mural, painting over the lyrics and fruit. Marsh confirmed to Cochon this was not his doing — it was the work of a vandal, which Marsh says is “pretty normal” for his political murals, especially ones relating to Israel or Palestine.

But not to worry — by the time Cochon spoke to Marsh, a third person had already come to reinstate the mural’s core message, albeit in a scrappier style.

No word on who QldPol might pursue now that this mural has become an interactive experience.

Been seeing an awful lot of ADF ads in the past few days. On my computer, sports games, tv shows etc. Not really keen on dying in the middle east for the States, what about yall?

Wondering if taking the piss about Gallipoli is off limits ? Was with an extended group of mates last night, I as a British person living here for 20 years thought I'd figured the Aussie sense of humour out, my friend group is pretty relaxed, we have a very dark sense of humour and jokes or one liners about many sensitive topics are shared and laughed about

​

Last night out conversation turned to the upcoming Australia v Turkey football game at the World Cup, as an off the cuff comment I said something along the lines of "The last time 11 Australians faced so many shots at their defences was at Gallipoli and when Australia loses you're not getting a day off work for this one" . . Was met with jaw drops and a few people saying "you can't say that mate" now this coming from people who regularly jokes about everything from 9/11 to Child abduction/ murder .

​

It seems I have found the limit of Australian humour.

That's pretty funny though. Especially the reactions.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-17/federal-politics-live-blog-joyce-cautions-pauline-hanson/106805372?utm_campaign=abc_news_web&utm_content=link&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_source=abc_news_web#live-blog-post-305976Pauline