Why Gina Rinehart's Wrong About the Housing Crisis | Richard Denniss on the Today Show
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- "Gina Rinehart and the mining industry already get out of paying excise on petrol. So I can see why she thinks everybody should avoid it."
- Executive Director Richard Denniss on Channel 9's the Today Show.
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Great to see you guys getting air time
Maybe we should also look at the oil/coal/gas presents we hand out each year while we are at it.
Australian resources are a commons resource, the free lunch digging up Australia while its people shoulder the costs
@@augustusomega4708 ...We pay 53% Tax on fuel......
we are being ripped....
@@dougohboy5190 ...meanwhile every arab in Dubai is a millionaire due to the shared commons of their nations wealth...Norway, Canada, but Australia socializes the losses and privatize the profits
@@augustusomega4708 Is every Arab a millionaire in the rest of the Arab world? If you want to talk about the divide between rich and poor check it out. Nothing shared to be seen. Enough to disgust a capitalist. What losses do the taxpayers cover for the resources industry? And subsidies according to the AI are only $11.1 billion pa including fuel subsidies for farmers and other misc random fuel subsidies for people, not FF companies. That compared to the combined contribution to the economy of agriculture and resources of hundreds of billions of dollars annually. Remove the fuel subsidies and the FF industry wouldn't even break stride. Remove them from renewables cartels and they would crash in a heap.
@@augustusomega4708I support using the Scandinavian countries as examples but not sure about the gulf states. They're pretty inhumane towards migrants that do all their manual labour. Yes there's a percentage of the country that lives very well but there's a whole bunch of people in slave wages and restrictive visas doing the work.
I would love to hear some gradual policy changes that steer us towards a sustainable market system instead of neck breaking proposals that simply polarise communities.
I'm sorry that's all they've got, because albo is a landlord and therein lies the problem.
Remember, lots of people were told to leave Australia during the pandemic. Rent and real estate prices are under investigation in the US due to companies like RealPage, where it’s alleged that price increases were coordinated in areas where landlords or agents were using RealPage to set market valuations, based on their algorithm.
Nice. Imagine if major roads were publicly owned and government invested more into them as well as our public transport system. I wonder how that would affect traffic, especially overhauling public transport
A rich person demanding less tax. How original.
What do you have against rich people😢 .. we live in a democracy .. oh you want to live in a communist autocracy .. good look with that...
Wow Gina Rhinehart has all the answers, finally everything will be ok again
It's much easier to point to a scapegoat and say that's the problem rather than actually addressing the issue itself. Truly shameful political manoeuvring.
And you haven't addressed the fact that there were 1 million vacant homes (10% of supply) as per last census.... it's cartel behaviour.
The Australia Institute is like the air freshener of debate on anything economic. Deals effectively with the regular odour of vested interest bullshit.
But immigration does impact rents. Love the Australia Institute
It also impacts certain crops being harvested/picked.
Rents went up when we had zero immigration during covid, the point was it isn't at all the biggest or one of the larger effectors.
Saying stopping immigration will in some way stop price and rent increases just shows a lack of understanding of the free market. Citizen investors will continue to push prices. We need skilled labour, not foreign students. We aren't going to get that, for obvious reasons
Don't simp for the rich, you cucks
@@Blackheathenlymaybe those crop growers should pay a good wage, they might get picked without immigrants that way.
Migration in Australia through the skills system means that migrants are assigned to communities and regions of the country where workers are needed. Thousands of migrants are not moving into Western Sydney.
I like Richard Denniss, head screwed on bloke
We Aust'' are paying 53% tax on fuel......
Listen to the economist.
boycott LNP/libs Voters
ALP/Greens want to get rid of coal and gas
@@Neil-yg5gm Duh ! Its been 200 years ! Get with the real world and 21st centuary technology !
@@barrythompson8813 Solar and wind is dirty, expensive and unreliable
Boycott 35% of the Australian public? Yeah, turning ordinary people against each other instead of against the oligarchs has worked real well for US politics.
@@Neil-yg5gm you forgot to include improvement of electricity efficiency, batteries and hydroelectric storage in the mix.
Leith Van Onselen is more on the money than this word salad guy.
Are we talking about house prices here, or supply?
Because, regardless of what the market is saying, if there aren't enough houses...
More people means there are still not enough houses
Don't trust Chanel 9
Honestly, I can't believe the iditocy of this guy.... "Ridiculous to link housing prices with immigration" - do you not understand supply and demand? If you have 4 times the number of people looking for a place to live.... then prices are going up..... Where do you think immigrants live??? On the street???
Boycott Australia and USA
How do we improve housing.... Australia institute more tax !
For the current tax avoiders, yes. When I paid more tax last week than exon mobile has paid in the last 10yrs, policy has failed.
dont forget the aust'''govt'' is a registered corporation on the USSSEC'' and the tax office is also a reg'' business....
Tax people's capital gains at least as much from income from actually doing stuff.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns Aus Institute said over 80% of capital gains discounts are taken by the top 8th of incomes. Wealth transfer from the most to the few.
@@dougohboy5190found the sovereign citizen
Racism wins Aussie hearts every time.
You're being incredibly foolish. Migrants are not migration. You can talk about migration numbers without it being an attack on individual migrants. What you are doing is just making it difficult for everyone to have real discussions on important economic policies
@@ML6103 Far from it. When politicians dog whistle, using xenophobia as election campaigns, something Australians quickly embrace, it is a problem. A serious problem.
@@TheNakedWombat I totally agree. But when has that happened recently? I get that in context to Pauline Hanson etc there's xenophobia. But are you suggesting it's xenophobic to talk about immigration? I don't think you're listening to what's happening. No one is talking about migrants...they're not saying migrants are the problem. If they came out and said 'migrants are causing problems'- that would be xenophobic. They say 'migration levels' are an issue because we're not keeping up with housing or infrastructure demands. Are you able to tell the difference? Where has the dog whistle been in context to this?
ALP/Greens want to get rid of coal and gas
that's why the ALP just released policy to lock in gas until 2050 is it?
@@Tasmantor ALP/Greens want to get rid of coal and gas and replace them with renewables. Look at South Australia. They blew up their coal fired power stations. Dan Andrews in Victoria chased out Hazlewood coal fired power station.
Labor wants renewables
Wow. And they say the IPA is biased. This guy sounded like a Labor party mouthpiece word for word. Even used the same running sheet.
And what's your idea to solve the cost of living crisis that in my opinion, looks to be completely destroying the middle class as I type.
She is right. This guy is full of it. BS.
This guy is an absolute W⚓️ managed to contradict himself three times in the interview
want to list them?
@@Tasmantor if you aren’t able to figure them out you are no better than him
@@FiremanSam189 you can't list a single instance, can you?
@@FiremanSam189Load of BS.
You're clearly too stupid to even be able to list them, let alone explain it.
you can't list a single instance 🤡
Yes, I'm sure baldy what's his name has all the answers... NOT !
Are you an economist?
Hurling insults whilst hiding behind a cookers profile because you can't form a coherent argument isn't the burn you think it is peanut 😉
sov' cit's calling other people arrogant know nothings is an amazing laugh
I when the Australia institute would make good suggestions. I guess the Neo liberals have taken over.