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Originally posted by Passing Through Passing Through wrote:

There is a question about whether or not the Albanese government will be changing tax arrangements on the “family home” and, honestly, we have been here before.

Besides which, the issue is investment homes. No one is coming after your family home (if you are lucky enough to own one).


Exactly SC's spouse, obviously did not interpret what changes to tax arrangements on the family home means. Presently the family home is exempt thus the question implied would in the future it be taxed on its gain in price. = code for CGT. 
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Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

So you’ve just agreed with everything I’ve been saying…….welcome aboardWink

I get that you find it difficult comprehending what people are saying but my story of people I know is not related to what my main point through this discussion has been, that the house value to income ratio is out of control in our major cities.
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Originally posted by Baghdad Bob Baghdad Bob wrote:

Originally posted by Passing Through Passing Through wrote:

There is a question about whether or not the Albanese government will be changing tax arrangements on the “family home” and, honestly, we have been here before.

Besides which, the issue is investment homes. No one is coming after your family home (if you are lucky enough to own one).


Exactly SC's spouse, obviously did not interpret what changes to tax arrangements on the family home means. Presently the family home is exempt thus the question implied would in the future it be taxed on its gain in price. = code for CGT. 
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Originally posted by Afros Afros wrote:

Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

So you’ve just agreed with everything I’ve been saying…….welcome aboardWink

I get that you find it difficult comprehending what people are saying but my story of people I know is not related to what my main point through this discussion has been, that the house value to income ratio is out of control in our major cities.

You and your posse mates keep spruiking the same crap when exposed….comprehension LOL


Comprehend this and learn to read. I have agreed that the house value to income ratio is a problemLamp
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Anyone with half a brain accepts that the house value to income ratio is clearly out of control.
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If the price of a house relative to income is going to double every 23 years, your only strategy is to pay any price for any hovel in the far far far outer suburbs, work 2 or 3 jobs and hang on for grim death. Welcome to the lucky country.Tongue
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Originally posted by Second Chance Second Chance wrote:

Anyone with half a brain accepts that the house value to income ratio is clearly out of control.


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Originally posted by Tlazolteotl Tlazolteotl wrote:

If the price of a house relative to income is going to double every 23 years, your only strategy is to pay any price for any hovel in the far far far outer suburbs, work 2 or 3 jobs and hang on for grim death. Welcome to the lucky country.Tongue

That’s been happening for decades but your attitude towards what’s happening in the outer suburbs says a lot about entitlement 
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"That’s been happening for decades but your attitude towards what’s happening in the outer suburbs says a lot about entitlement"

Yes it's been happening for the last 23 years. It hasn't been happening at anywhere near that rate at any other time in Australian history.
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So what’s your beef with far far suburbs? 
What suburbs are you referring to?
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Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

Originally posted by Afros Afros wrote:

Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

So you’ve just agreed with everything I’ve been saying…….welcome aboardWink

I get that you find it difficult comprehending what people are saying but my story of people I know is not related to what my main point through this discussion has been, that the house value to income ratio is out of control in our major cities.

You and your posse mates keep spruiking the same crap when exposed….comprehension LOL


Comprehend this and learn to read. I have agreed that the house value to income ratio is a problemLamp

So then you should be able to take the next step and understand that in the major cities, even those with the desire to enter the market at the lower end may not be able to do so given this fact.  Even the lower priced suburbs in both Melbourne and Sydney still present average prices at around the 6:1 ratio, nearly double the historical average.  Entering the market closer to the bottom still is quite tough for those on median or below incomes.

Or am I just expecting to much of you?
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As inferred on here, but dismissed by the rabid right, there was clear reason why the Government couldn't draft and introduce legislation in advance of the release of the High Court's reasons for its recent finding.

The High Court has (now) paved the way for the government to lock up the worst offenders released from immigration detention after it said its landmark ruling overturning the ability for people to be indefinitely held didn’t mean they couldn’t be detained again if they were a risk to the community.

In reasons set to accelerate Labor’s legislative response to the political storm sparked by the release of 138 people from immigration detention this month, the court said its decision didn’t prevent people from being placed back in custody if the prospect of deportation became a practical option.

Nor would grant of that relief prevent detention of the plaintiff on some other applicable statutory basis, such as under a law providing for preventive detention of a child sex offender who presents an unacceptable risk of reoffending if released from custody,” part of the reasons expressed by Justice James Edelman say.

In a joint statement, Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles acknowledged the publication of the legal reasons for the November 8 decision, which overturned 20 years of legal precedent and triggered the release of 138 former detainees, including convicted murderers and rapists.
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The Chinese sonic pulsing Australian sailors outrage from the right seems to have died a natural death.

Anything to do with Morrison and Dutton doing nothing about the Chinese warship off our coast last year pointing lasers at Australian sailors?
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The issue was raised and brought to our attention.
What is wrong with that?
do you think China will have another go pt?
From here on in will be what the outcome will be.

the raspatory  stuff seems to be an issue, no matter how hard China tries to dismiss it.
Who has been telling the world of that one?
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Would be worse if nothing was said.
china would think Australia a place of cowards.
That is not what they respect.
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If Australia isn't in their region it can't happen. Was the Toowoomba passing through the Taiwan Strait on the weekend supposed to be provocative by us, or what about the Toowoomba doing naval exercises with the Philippines near disputed Chinese territory?
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Clare o'neil, why does she look as though she just tasted a lemon?
Is she trying hard not to be typecast?
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Poor thing,  out of her depth.
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Talk about the pot calling the kettle black!  LOL
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Originally posted by Afros Afros wrote:

Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

Originally posted by Afros Afros wrote:

Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

So you’ve just agreed with everything I’ve been saying…….welcome aboardWink

I get that you find it difficult comprehending what people are saying but my story of people I know is not related to what my main point through this discussion has been, that the house value to income ratio is out of control in our major cities.

You and your posse mates keep spruiking the same crap when exposed….comprehension LOL


Comprehend this and learn to read. I have agreed that the house value to income ratio is a problemLamp

So then you should be able to take the next step and understand that in the major cities, even those with the desire to enter the market at the lower end may not be able to do so given this fact.  Even the lower priced suburbs in both Melbourne and Sydney still present average prices at around the 6:1 ratio, nearly double the historical average.  Entering the market closer to the bottom still is quite tough for those on median or below incomes.

Or am I just expecting to much of you?
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HS stop personal attacks from now

Edited by horlicks - 4 hours 2 minutes ago at 7:17pm
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Originally posted by Afros Afros wrote:

Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

Originally posted by Afros Afros wrote:

Originally posted by Plastic letters Plastic letters wrote:

So you’ve just agreed with everything I’ve been saying…….welcome aboardWink

I get that you find it difficult comprehending what people are saying but my story of people I know is not related to what my main point through this discussion has been, that the house value to income ratio is out of control in our major cities.

You and your posse mates keep spruiking the same crap when exposed….comprehension LOL


Comprehend this and learn to read. I have agreed that the house value to income ratio is a problemLamp

So then you should be able to take the next step and understand that in the major cities, even those with the desire to enter the market at the lower end may not be able to do so given this fact.  Even the lower priced suburbs in both Melbourne and Sydney still present average prices at around the 6:1 ratio, nearly double the historical average.  Entering the market closer to the bottom still is quite tough for those on median or below incomes.

Or am I just expecting to much of you?

keep the jibes up. Covers the fact you’ve been schooled.
Hosing is affordable with realistic expectations….harder yes, but manageable 

It’s clear what you wantWink
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Peak mining groups are reeling after the Albanese Government unveiled surprise amendments to expand its controversial shakeup of industrial relations laws. In changes which could have big implications for WA, Labor wants to extend the reach of its “same job, same pay” proposal to capture companies in joint ventures.8 hours ago
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Schooled? By you? Surely you jest?

I mean you've just bumbled about talking about how the problem is people not wanting to start lower down in the market, ignoring evidence of how even that is harder to do in the present market.

You sound a bit like old shouty used to around here, except even less knowledgeable than he.
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Originally posted by Afros Afros wrote:

Schooled? By you? Surely you jest?

I mean you've just bumbled about talking about how the problem is people not wanting to start lower down in the market, ignoring evidence of how even that is harder to do in the present market.

You sound a bit like old shouty used to around here, except even less knowledgeable than he.

Well, I’ve “bumbled around “ by giving you evidence of affordability that you refuse to accept as it exposes you. The demands and requirements you refuse to give up in order to get the great Aussie dream
Be brave, post a set circumstances and prove I’m wrong. 

I gather from your foot stomping you don’t own your own place even though your close to 50 years of age
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Originally posted by Second Chance Second Chance wrote:

As inferred on here, but dismissed by the rabid right, there was clear reason why the Government couldn't draft and introduce legislation in advance of the release of the High Court's reasons for its recent finding.

The High Court has (now) paved the way for the government to lock up the worst offenders released from immigration detention after it said its landmark ruling overturning the ability for people to be indefinitely held didn’t mean they couldn’t be detained again if they were a risk to the community.

In reasons set to accelerate Labor’s legislative response to the political storm sparked by the release of 138 people from immigration detention this month, the court said its decision didn’t prevent people from being placed back in custody if the prospect of deportation became a practical option.

Nor would grant of that relief prevent detention of the plaintiff on some other applicable statutory basis, such as under a law providing for preventive detention of a child sex offender who presents an unacceptable risk of reoffending if released from custody,” part of the reasons expressed by Justice James Edelman say.

In a joint statement, Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles acknowledged the publication of the legal reasons for the November 8 decision, which overturned 20 years of legal precedent and triggered the release of 138 former detainees, including convicted murderers and rapists.

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SC, this puts that spin by the hopeless Clare O'Neil's explanation to bed.
Home Affairs Minister Clare O’ Neil has been “far from straight” with the Australian people when it comes to the High Court’s decision on indefinite immigration detention.

This comes as secret plans to send the United States the Rohingya child sex predator who triggered the High Court precedent which led to dozens of criminals being released has cast doubt on Labor’s claims it was caught off guard by the decision.

"The Minister …. views this case of the utmost importance and wishes all avenues (including difficult ones) progressed … I think a further discussion is warranted on the approach to Bangladesh … and third country options for engagement".

“The kindest thing that can be said about Minister O'Neil is that she's been far from straight here with the Australian people,” Ms Credlin said.

“The bottom line is though, that the government did know this was a problem coming down at them like a freight train, and failed to do what they should have done – namely, draft, in advance, legislation to keep foreign criminals in immigration detention or, better yet, throw them out of the country.”
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