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Originally posted by kingpins: ↑

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$1.5 Billion to say no

As this was done in total opposition of the people it really comes under the same heading as it was a move to totally disenfranchise the white Australian population from their own country

The Costs were obscene and could have been used in many better ways for all of the Australian people rather than for a pet project of our "Chairman "

Many of the costs are not known as they do not have to be disclosed, the NIAA receives billions every year so a good portion of that would have found it's way to the Yes campaign

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) estimated the cost of the referendum would be about $450 million,

Budget portfolio statements for the agency NIAA — which has only existed since 2019 — reveal that its "total resourcing" was $4.5 billion in 2022-23,

The Yes campaign spent around $65 million, five times the expenditure of the Fair Australia No ( $12 million) campaign. The government estimate they will spend$450 million

Total spent by Albanese for his pet project (Minimum known) $537. 000 000 but could have easily been $1.5 billion dollars with a NIAA donation

The list of donors to the Yes side is a who’s who of big corporations, woke philanthropists, and activist NGOs.
You have to wonder how shareholders and customers of companies like Woolworths, Telstra, Wesfarmers, and all the big banks feel about having money poured down the drain on this attack on our constitution.
And it was all done during a worsening cost of living crisis.

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overpayment to companies which made a profit during COVID about $13.8 billion....and that's from the robodebt government.....seems fair
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