Author: seratbushcraft (Page 11 of 220)

Fix the electoral process. No more preference votes. Put the larger parties on equal footing with independents

Stop selling off gas resources cheaply and use it instead of coal for power plants. nuclear reactors are 15 years to build at a price of 27.5 billion each.

Invest in build more social housing

Stop weaponizing victims

Put John Howard on trial for war crimes.

Reduce immigration intake to 50,000. Although that’s all that’s keeping us out of recession

study visas not to include working visas

ban foreign ownership of housing

abolish negative gearing

limit developers from buying housing

non refugee imigrants ineligable for public housing

no more privatizing of public hospitals

include dental in medicare

non refugee migrants ineligible for new-start

tax large companies 1200 not paying tax

cap on donations to labor and liberal from corporations

withdraw from WHO

withdraw from NATO

withdraw from WEF

have 80 million in gold returned from British banks

have oil reserve returned from USA

withdraw all funds from the big 4 banks and swap housing loans

limit overseas investment to 45% of Australian business

amend firearm laws. No more registration or restrictions on calibers, licensed for one firearm licensed for all categories, bring back pump shotguns, no extra competitions for extra categories for pistols. Have an oversight committee for firearms laws that don’t involve police or politicians.

speed limiters on new vehicles

Adult crime adult time for juvenile offenders

purchase our medications from Asia and not US big pharma

I think hes on the outside of the elitists and trying to suck up to be an in guy for the 2030 agenda.

Albo has been importing and paying for votes from the Muslim and the Jewish lobbyists. Hopefully they vote One Nation. Selling out our country for votes ! He couldn’t support extremists more if he owned a goat and walked around Bondi with a rifle.

Allahbar Allahbar Muslims say when they witness the devil in their presence and you can all guess who the devil is.

The same person restricting gun laws surrounded by armed security. A SIMP is as a SIMP does.

As of late 2025, there are
approximately 269,432 active NDIS providers operating across Australia. This number includes a mix of registered and unregistered providers, serving over 760,000 participants. However, some estimates suggest a much smaller number of “registered” providers at around 16,000.

    Active Providers: The total number of active providers (registered + unregistered) is heavily debated, with estimates ranging from roughly 48,000 to over 269,000.
    Registered Providers: As of early 2026, approximately 16,000 providers are registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
    Rapid Growth: The sector has seen explosive growth in numbers, with high concentrations in specific urban areas, such as western Sydney.
    Future Changes: From July 2026, registration will become mandatory for certain high-risk services, such as Supported Independent Living (SIL).

These providers support over 760,000 participants in the scheme as of December 2025, with costs exceeding $50 billion annually.

That makes a less than a 3 to1 ratio of providers to clients not workers.