Sean Elmer

Under the new rules, if it goes from $500,000 to $1 million, and let's say inflation was 40% of that, then you'll only get the capital gains tax discount on $300,000, which is the actual increase minus inflation.

We will, of course, have a full review of the budget tomorrow morning, including a chat with our resident economist, Stephen Koukoulis, for his take on it.

I'm looking forward to it, Nadine.

That's, of course, if the Conservatives need to win government first, and they seem a long way from it at the moment.

Joyce said One Nation wants to go for government, though he is realistic about its prospects.

He said One Nation won't have an open door policy to coalition MPs wanting to jump ship, which, of course, is exactly what Barnaby Joyce did.

He claimed he'd been talking with potential candidates looking to run for One Nation in Western Sydney seats off the back of the right-wing minor party's victory in the Faribault election.

And in that election, the Liberal Party suffered a 31% swing against it.

Quite phenomenal.

Of course, it came after the retirement of deposed former leader Susan Lee.

The Liberal Party candidate took just 12% of the primary vote.

In the past couple of weeks, Omedia's share prices jumped nearly 60%, including 7% yesterday.

Mind you, it's only back to where it was at the beginning of the year.

The latest bid from iSquared Capital was higher than PEP's, not enough to get the board backing.

Omedia operates 30,000 static and digital billboards across Australia and New Zealand.

And it didn't, as you mentioned, say it's in talks with other interested parties.

Ah, right.

Okay.

Makes sense.

Yeah, I mean, it comes after months of scrutiny over Hum's governance, which came into focus late last year following a takeover proposal from a rival credit court.