Heather Duplessy-Allen

That's important to say because obviously we're having this huge debate in this country about the changes to capital gains tax and also negative gearing on real estate properties.

And he is really in the toilet now.

I mean, he's down on a popularity of minus 24%.

60% of those polled say they're dissatisfied with the way Anthony Albanese is running the country.

I think they've already said that's exactly what they will do.

They ran the legislation through the lower house last week.

Parliament's not sitting this week.

It'll then go to a two-day only and the independents and opposition are pushing for a longer two-day inquiry into exactly what these changes will mean.

That'll happen this week in Senate estimates and then Parliament will resume after the winter break.

And they'll try and get it through the Senate.

But they can't get anything through the Senate if they don't get the Greens on side.

I don't know.

All those fabulous restaurants of Hastings Street and the Noosa Heads Surf Lifesaving Club.

It's one of the greatest places in the world.

Why would you have a summit in Noosa?

We'll have to ask Prime Minister Lux in that when he gets back to New Zealand.

I presume next time you have him on because it's weird.

I mean, seriously.

Anyway, he's ruled out capital gains tax, and you've had the interview with him this morning, so obviously New Zealand is now becoming a very attractive place for a lot of Australians.

I mean, it's always been one-way traffic from Australia