Down Under Australia - Underdog or pawn?

5 eyes managed decline bustles on .. oh canada!? worse than us for native title!?

On property - I read recently, and will post the article if I find it again, that the Aus govt is talking about introducing another new property tax. If the govt rezones your property and that rezoning increases your property value, then the govt will tax you 50% of the capital gain. If you don't have the money up front, they will do a financing deal over 30 years. Nice of them to help out and all :mad:

Craig Kelly reckons that Albo got played by Trump at their meeting.

THE DEAL: ALBANESE GOT PLAYED

While the mindless drones in the media have been celebrating the deal struck between Trump and Albanese, without having a clue about the details, we can now see that Albanese was completely played by Trump, and this "deal" will be very costly to Australia.

Under the terms of the deal released by the US Embassy in Canberra, Australia is required to invest an extra 1 trillion dollars ($1,000 billion) in the USA by 2035.

That’s $100 billion a year for the next ten years of Australian wealth that, instead of being invested in Australia to create jobs here, will instead be shipped offshore to "create tens of thousands of new high-paying jobs for AMERICANS.

And what are we getting in return? The factsheet released by the US Embassy states:

"The Export-Import Bank of the United States is issuing seven Letters of Interest for more than $2.2 billion in financing, unlocking up to $5 billion of total investment, to advance critical minerals and supply-chain security projects between our two countries.

"So it’s 1,000 to 5.

Under this deal, Australia has to invest $1,000 billion in the US, and the US only invests $5 billion in Australia return.

Has there ever been a more one-sided deal?

This is the cost to Australia of the weak and incompetent Albanese, and selfish individuals like Rudd, who should have immediately resigned when Trump became President again.

Trump knew that Albanese was so desperate to be seen doing any "deal" and that corrupt media could report as a "success" for Albanese, that Trump could make the terms as totally favourable to the US, and the weak, incompetent Albanese would be happy to sign.

Australia has been dudded in this one-sided deal, and the hopelessly incompetent Albanese and Rudd are to blame.

And as usual, don’t expect any of this to reported by the corrupt and dishonest Australian media. And don’t expect the hopeless weak and cowardly Liberal Party to say anything. Technical Difficulties

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Sounds like Trump might have gone in with a deal that was very favourable to the US but perhaps expected Australia to negotiate a bit harder and Airbus just folded. Apparently the funds will be an investment of Australian superannuation policies.
 
On property - I read recently, and will post the article if I find it again, that the Aus govt is talking about introducing another new property tax. If the govt rezones your property and that rezoning increases your property value, then the govt will tax you 50% of the capital gain. If you don't have the money up front, they will do a financing deal over 30 years. Nice of them to help out and all :mad:

It's the 'Windfall Gains Tax' and here's an article on how it will apply in Victoria:

 
It's the 'Windfall Gains Tax' and here's an article on how it will apply in Victoria:

For now, it seems the residential land is exempted. Not sure for how long though.

Exemptions

  • Residential land – up to two hectares of residential land (including primary production land (PPL) with a residence) will receive an exemption, regardless of whether it is a principal place of residence. PPL with a residence on it that can lawfully be used for residential purposes is residential land (notwithstanding that the primary use of the land is primary production). Accordingly, any PPL that contains a home on the land will be exempt from WGT up to two hectares. However, adjoining land on a separate title used solely for primary production will not be eligible for this exemption, even if it forms part of one farm.
 

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