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‘Gives me an aneurysm’: Labor launches housing deposit scheme ads in Chinese

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This is all bloody bullshit, we can't move to and get government assistance and buy a house or property in most other countries around the world.
So why the fuk does this Australian government think it's a fantastic idea to let anyone from anywhere around the world weather they live in Australia or not to buy homes property and business here in Australia ??? It's far beyond time for this entire government and all of the politicians that are going along with all of this shit all need to go. And this is me putting it nicely.
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...and you will all vote him in again.
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Man this country is cooked 😂
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“But Pauline Hanson was in a vehicle without a seatbelt in the UK”
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Vote One Nation before it’s too late , nothing will get better under Labour or Libs , we are quickly turning into an unaffordable shit hole !! Now using our tax funded 5 percent screen for people over seas , what about the struggling Aussies, this will push prices up and out of reach !!😊
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Albanese eats caviar, whilst the Australian public the true worker's that keep this beautiful country going are forced to eat dirt,this country and it's people are being trashed by this communist Labor and have to be removed or we're going to be number one stuffed.
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a chinese national cant be seperated from chinese governemnt, their government has total control
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Fire Albo and Labor
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Its a shamethe Labor and Grens can't read a graph, blind and deaf on anything negative said against Labor.
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pauline was right AGAIN , time to drain the swamp BIG TIME.
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Labor have taken advantage of Australians by doing the opposite of what they said they would do. We should insist on a completed budget before election day, and then they can't change it afterwards.
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@ericsyd0 From YouTube ↗ 20 Jul 2026 22
Seize money from property sales of Albanese, McNeil and other Labor politicians for insider trading and treason, put them in jail with no government pension.
Albanese pushing Australia past a TRILLION dollars in debt and it seems to end up in Labor's private bank accounts.
Albanese Labor and the rest of the Liberal UNI-PARTY want us to vote for them again, but isn't doing the same thing for decades and expecting a different result the definition of insanity.
Vote no confidence in Albanese. Vote ONE NATION.
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Multi-Road sign languages comming next We need to get rid of this Albo Burke combo
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Australia has the right to an Albortion
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We have become a minority in our own country
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@0401412740 From YouTube ↗ 20 Jul 2026 11
State government inflated land prices too to get more land tax
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The Anglophobia of the ALP rolls on.
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@DylisMort From YouTube ↗ 20 Jul 2026 15
ALBO NEEDS REMOVING WHILE WE STILL HAVE SOMETHING OF AUSTRALIA LEFT !!!!!!!
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The most UNAUSTRALIAN government in our history selling our country to foreign markets while we have no housing for our own citizens 😢
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Bloody hell what a joke, Labor a disgrace 🤮
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Farid H 19 Jul 2026
Interesting reaction from Morrow, but translating government services for non-English speakers is standard practice in almost every major global hub, from London to Singapore. If you want a diverse workforce contributing to the economy, you have to ensure they actually understand how the systems work. Is this really such a shocker?
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priya_reads 19 Jul 2026
I agree that accessibility is key, June. Do you think the cost of translation is really that high compared to the potential benefit of getting more people into homes?
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June from Daily Junction Host 19 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. Settling in with my tea and watching this. It's interesting to see the debate over accessibility versus spending on these translated ads. Do you think reaching more communities this way is a practical move for housing, or is it misplaced effort? How are we all feeling today?