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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 7:36:15 GMT 8
Re: ‘$200m’ to fix up rundown hospital
The Editor
The Cairns Post
Kudos to Cook Shire’s mayor for negotiating directly with the state health minister for a redeveloped Cooktown hospital, (‘$200m’ to fix up rundown hospital, 27/04).
Missing from the Cairns Post’s thorough coverage of this prime example of Labor’s neglect of the Far North was any mention of the local state Labor MP.
No doubt that’s why some locals call her “Harvey Norman” – four years, no interest.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 7:39:59 GMT 8
Peter,
Does anyone actually see her anywhere in The Cook Electorate or is she too busy in Cairns and Brisbane?
Not even 'phoning it in'?
Yeah, Labor will fix it... when by?
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 7:43:11 GMT 8
Re: Foul mess hits the road
The Editor
The Cairns Post
The article “Foul mess hits the road” (CP, 27/04) highlights the failures of two levels of government.
The main failure of the state government Labor government has been skewing tenancy laws too far in favour of tenants who breach their rental contracts.
It should be quite straightforward to evict delinquent tenants – it shouldn’t get to the stage of “owing thousands of dollars in unpaid rent”.
These tenancy laws have contributed to the housing crisis by creating too much risk for investors.
The main failure of the local government was not attending to piles of garbage on land it’s responsible for that constitute a health hazard.
Logically, it should be cleaned up in the interest of the wider community and then those responsible for it pursued for clean-up costs.
Of course, local governments are effectively just regional departments of the state Labor government and we know Labor no longer represents us.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 7:45:51 GMT 8
Re: Renters’ pain spreads wider, 27/04
The Editor
The Cairns Post
Labor isn’t doing anything to solve the rental crisis it created, (Renters’ pain spreads wider, 27/04).
Labor set the excessively restrictive land development rules that Queensland’s Councils must follow which choke supply.
Labor chased Mum-and-Dad investors out of the residential tenancy market with rules that unfairly favour tenants, further reducing supply when those homes were bought by owner-occupiers.
Labor is flooding the market with immigrants, which drives up rental prices through increased demand.
Labor could do a lot to fix the crisis they created, but they’re not because they don’t represent the will of the Australian people.
Labor has abandoned Labor voters, so when will Labor voters abandon Labor?
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 7:49:35 GMT 8
Re: Prepare for rates hike
The Editor
The Cairns Post
The inflation we’re suffering came from supply chain disruptions, reportedly caused by Covid and the Ukraine war but really caused by governments’ policies, (Prepare for rates hike, 25/04).
Reduced supply increased demand and therefore prices rose, mainly because of governments’ ludicrous C19 decisions.
The government’s allegedly independent RBA then raised interest rates to reduce the population’s purchasing power and thereby reduce demand.
Artificially reducing demand through interest rates robs the whole supply side of the economy of profits and wages while channelling that money to the supranational banks.
An alternative way to reduce prices is to increase supply.
Governments used to be very supportive of increasing supply, but not anymore – now they prefer to choke demand and channel cash to banks.
Are your elected reps really working for a foreign banking cartel? What they do suggests they are.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 7:52:27 GMT 8
Re: Subscriptions out as costs keep climbing
The Editor
The Cairns Post
The Labor-Liberal UNiparty got away with their anti-Australian antics of the last several years because the Australian media abandoned editorial independence in meek obeisance to their corporate masters.
This has resulted in the cost-of-living crisis that is now causing Aussies to dump their subscriptions to media, including newspapers, (Subscriptions out as costs keep climbing, 27/04).
The more subscriptions decline the more journalists will lose their jobs, to be inevitably replaced by AI.
This must be the ultimate own goal – the Fourth Estate morphed into a Fifth Column and contributed to its own demise.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 7:55:29 GMT 8
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 9:34:29 GMT 8
Re: We can’t police world: Dutton
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“I’d love to say that (the church stabbing video) could be taken down … (and) we strongly support the commissioner’s position in relation to taking it down so that Australians can’t view it,” Mr Dutton said,” (We can’t police world: Dutton, 27/04).
Never, under any circumstances whatsoever, is it acceptable for governments to censor video of the real world events we call “news”.
We can’t make useful decisions about our futures unless we have full knowledge of events beyond our immediate horizons.
It’s weird that corporate media doesn’t recognise the enormous threat this censorship overreach represents to their future.
This shared news censoring policy is just one example of many that the Liberals and Labor are one organisation pretending to be two to give voters the illusion of choice.
If you’d like accurate information about real world events going forward, you’ll need to allocate the Liberals and Labor your last two preferences when you vote.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 27, 2024 13:04:45 GMT 8
Re: Half say migrant intake is too high
The Editor
The Courier Mail
“Support for immigration is collapsing in the face of the housing crisis, with almost half the country now saying they would be more likely to vote for a party committed to reducing the annual migrant intake,” (Half say migrant intake is too high, 27/04).
It’s a shame that in the interest of full and frank reporting, the article failed to mention two things.
1), One Nation has a policy for Net Zero migration, and, 2), Pauline Hanson was right all along.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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