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Originally posted by sharebroker1: ↑

Nah look at Albanese, just threw $700m of taxpayers money plus in the bin with the voice.
And the Labor waste goes on and on Commonwealth games cancelled cost taxpayers $650m. Etc etc

agree both sides of Govt waste terribly.

i can't imagine what these hundreds of BILLIONS of dollars we spending on the subs will look like when they ard finally delivered, most likely be totally obselete by then and we stuck with Hundreds of Billions of dollars of junk scrap steel. I hate war.

and we all paying for this, and some may say oh but we need to protect our borders and security from China that why we building these subs.
yet here we are bowing down to China in every deal, I would have thought best not to deal with your apparent "enemy" but money talks.
one minute we selling them best iron ore etc,next minute they our enemy, and next minute we are importing all this mountains of junk plastic crap from china none needs, that destroys the planet , yet the govt apparently green?????

oh I give up the level of competence and hypocrisy is just beyond me

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If was closer to $500m not $700m.

Who wasted $5.5bn screwing the French on subs contract?
Who wasted $550m on an unnecessary extension to the war memorial?
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