Vince Scully
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three rate rises in a row.
I think the public is willing to accept something.
The $250 work in Australia.
Yeah, I was literally going to say.
The $1,000 write-off for work expenses.
I mean, if you're an average wage earner, that $1,000 is worth $320.
It is.
And another $250, that's $570 off.
before you get to do with the rest of it.
That's already been an
And they should have done the same thing with the 5% home deposit.
Exactly.
But that was already there.
Yeah.
It's obviously good to have energy-efficient houses, but if you put in those laws that make building house go more expensive, you're sort of saying to people, well, you can't have a cheap energy-inefficient house.
You can only have an expensive energy-efficient house.
Yeah.
What happened to consumer choice?
Although I paid less than $2 a litre coming down here.
I paid $1.94 a litre.