Annual GDP growth for the latest quarter, Q4 in 2018, was 2.34%. This ranked 113th out of 183 countries in the world, and 18th among the 36 OECD members. These are Australia’s lowest rankings ever. Australia was in the top six OECD countries by annual growth through most of the Labor years, and first in 2009.
Wrong on unemployment:
At the time of the 2013 election, Australia’s jobless rate was 5.71%. That ranked sixth lowest in the OECD according to the data from Trading Economics. The World Bank DataBase, which uses slightly different measures, ranked Australia eighth lowest from 2009 to 2013. As the current global jobs boom has advanced, Australia’s ranking has slipped steadily, even though raw job numbers have improved. Australia now ranks a dismal 18th in the OECD on both tables.
Once again, you've been conned but you are too stupid to realise my dear
