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10 statements in the last 7 days · topic: Economy

Pauline Hanson

Inflation is out of control and interest rate rises are coming. Australians are doing it tough and they need…

Twitter/XOfficial source4 days ago
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Angus Taylor

Today's stronger-than-expected inflation figures confirm the pain that households are already feeling: the cos…

Twitter/XOfficial source4 days ago
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Kevin Hogan

Cash is King. I’m introducing a bill to ensure cash is accepted across our economy. #auspol https://t.co/5sW90…

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Twitter/XOfficial source5 days ago
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Anne Ruston

A pay rise should help you get ahead. Our Tax Back Guarantee will index tax thresholds to inflation, protecti…

Twitter/XOfficial source6 days ago
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Andrew Bragg

Labor drives spending to 40 year high but @AlboMP says inflation is someone else’s fault. #pathetic #spineless…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceabout 22 hours ago
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Andrew Bragg

Anthony Albanese blames the RBA for doing their job. He should blame himself. He is running government spendin…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceabout 23 hours ago
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Dave Sharma

Other advanced economies have inflation under control. Here, it’s accelerating and starts with a 4 🇯🇵 JP 2…

Twitter/XOfficial source3 days ago
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Malcolm Roberts

Today's headlines read: Inflation rate rises to 4.3% ... Real wages are plummeting, electricity bills are soa…

Twitter/XOfficial source4 days ago
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Dave Sharma

Government spending under Labor reached $786.6 billion last FY. This year it will hit $829.6 billion. In 202…

Twitter/XOfficial source6 days ago
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Jim Chalmers

New data from the ABS shows that inflation ticked up in September. While we already had an inflation challeng…

Twitter/XOfficial source4 days ago
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