Now an Essential Poll says 49% of Australians agree. The proportions between the parties are 60% amongst coalition voters, 40% amongst Labor voters, and what the Australian calls a “surprising” 34% amongst Greens voters.
Topic: News
Take a leaf from Kiwi book on obligations for those on welfare
The idea is that the government should track the lives of welfare recipients more closely and intervene in ways that forestall them remaining on welfare. This is sensible.
Labor hurting its own voters
The Queensland Government campaigned last election against asset sales, promising no rise in debt or taxes, yet every proposal to accelerate the Queensland economy involves at least one of these.
Show us the negative gearing modelling Bill
The fact they were over-claiming savings was confirmed by external modelling of the policy done by ALP think tank, the McKell Institute, the ANU, and since by the Parliamentary Budget Office.
What if Leak’s characters were white?
In terms of guilt, I think Leak has undermined his crusade by backing the #indigenousdads movement.
The other Don Dale report: lessons from the tragedy of Maddy
Maddy was 17 when she took her life. She was found hanging from the shower rail of the girls’ bathroom at a residential facility operated by the Territory Department of Children and Families.
Chris Bowen serial offender on negative gearing
Chris Bowen claims Australian property "concessions" are the highest in the world, getting it wrong twice in the same sentence.
Textor Thesis fails empirical test
Winning the first or second preferences of the voters currently voting non-Greens minor party is the key to securing a workable majority in Australia's federal parliament.
Fix the deposit gap and leave negative gearing alone
The major issue with housing affordability is the time it takes to save a deposit, and abolishing negative gearing would do little for this while potentially devastating home values.
Polling shows Australia probably heading for another three years of stalemate
An electorate that trusts neither side of politics will deliver a result too close to call in the House of Representatives, but hand power to independents in the Senate.