mhaze,

No it was not an accidental chance encounter between Deeming and the Nazi's. She was there, the Nazi's were there.

Penny Wong was associated with members of the CCP. She would say in a professional capacity, as an Australian government minister.

In 1938 'Pig Iron' Bob Menzies, the founder of the Liberal Party, travelled to Germany where he associated with members of the Nazi Party for two weeks, no doubt, if alive today, 'Pig Iron' Bob would say it was all in a professional capacity. Menzies was disappointed he didn't get an audience with the Fuhrer, must not have been important enough.

Paul needs to stand before a Justice and give his claims of association where Deeming associates with Neo-Nazis, and they are her associates.

Jose'

Who is this "Justice" you speak of? One like you. As for you claim; "Peter Dutton stands on a Liberal principle of equality for all" I easily showed that all previous Liberal governments believed in anything but "equality for all". So when did Dutton develop this principle of his, equality for all. Maybe his opposition to the voice is based on nothing more than good old Liberal Party racism from the past.

Pauliar,

Equality for all has been a tenet of the liberal party for years, it is the old racism of Labor and the gangreens that are now trying to insert constitutional racism into Australia.

Some insight into the real issues with the Labor bludget.

"Labor piggybacked into government on young people’s votes. Now it is in power, Anthony Albanese is using cash handouts, like raising Youth Allowance, to distract us from the fact he’s failing to address any of the underlying causes of economic and social distress experienced by young people.

Polling shows there are three critical issues facing young people: climate change, mental health and housing. Instead of offering solutions, all this budget guarantees is higher inflation, higher unemployment, higher taxes and a more acute housing crisis.

Like it or not, the environment is the greatest political concern for young Australians. But we should not replace a “climate crisis” with an economic crisis. Albanese promised 97 times that power prices would go down by $275, but from July they will skyrocket by 33 per cent for 1.6 million households. Labor is being deceptive with young voters about the real implications of its net-zero plan. Distributing renewable energy across the country will require the nation to fork out $100 billion on 28,000km of new transmission lines."

SM,

I actually agree with much of your above post. I'm not an ardent Labor Party supporter. I said from the start this is an " acceptably good budget, certainly not excellent". You're right Labor got into office on the under 40 vote,and they need to address that constituency if they are not to lose out to the Greens and/or independents at the next election. The 'Noalition' appeals to the conservative branch of the 'Octogenarian Club', which as we know is a dead loss. The concern of young people is the environment, on the economic front Labor has three major problems to tackle first, housing, housing and housing, then inflation and the cost of living, secure employment and then all the other things like education and health etc as well. I agree with the idea of a future fund for housing, but I also agree with the Greens, Labor's solution to the housing crises, goes nowhere near far enough. The sop to the Americans on military spending is not what young folk prioritise, nor do they want us to take a belligerent attitude towards China. There is every chance there will be a Coalition government after the next election but it wont involve either the Liberal Party or the Cow Cocky Party.