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Opposition Leader AlboMP will deliver a speech to Queensland's Press Club on Wednesday, criticising the government's treatment of the elderly.

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese will deliver a speech to Queensland's Press Club on Wednesday, criticising the government's treatment of the elderly.

Mr Albanese will praise senior Australians for their efforts in building the country and their ongoing contributions. The Labor leader hit out at Treasurer Josh Frydenberg for describing the elderly as an "economic time bomb". Wednesday's speech will be Mr Albanese's fourth vision statement address since becoming leader. Image: News Corp Australia

 

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AlboMP Albo please don't mention upper part of town or tax)))

AlboMP I wonder what he will say about coal? 🤔🤔🤔

AlboMP Good. I hope he mentions the government announcing they’re going to privatise all aged care assessment teams as well - putting both the assessment and referrals to nursing homes all in the hands of the same mob who run those despicable nursing homes.

AlboMP Note to Anthony: eventually you are going to have to replace the endless negative, with something positive. Until then nobody is listening. Relying on your opponent to fail (particularly when he isn’t) is NOT winning.

AlboMP Doesn't matter what he says, treat it with a grain of salt. Labor has a history of saying one think & doing something totally different. The trouble with Albo is that he believes everything that he utters.

AlboMP each way

AlboMP Extra, Extra! Opposition leader criticizes the government!

AlboMP What an easy gig!

AlboMP Yes and labor wanted to put them in the gutter by their cruel retiree tax!!!! Bloody hypocrit

AlboMP Neoliberal austerity is bi-partisan consensus, though.

AlboMP So we'll hear some of the Labor party's policies on education, economy, health, border security, defence, aged care, climate change, coal, gas, renewables, NDIS then? Something. Anything. Probably not. Just more dribble and criticism but no plans. Oh yeah closer to the election.

AlboMP

AlboMP Good on you AlboMP our elderly deserve so much better 🙏❤

AlboMP The ALP in Qld

AlboMP I know you have to woo them back. But seriously, the Elderly voted Conservative on mass at the last election and they reap what they sow.

AlboMP Many of which rely on franking credits to survive.

AlboMP Aged Care 2018 record funding $19.8 billion Remember So poorly were Labor managing the country's finances, 2012-13 Bill Shorten Labor govt provided only $6.5 billion to Aged Care Do you really want a Labor-Green Govt back? Greens still want a Death tax

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