One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has told Sky News the government should invest in infrastructure projects to create jobs and assets simultaneously, and in turn help reverse Australia’s economic downturn. “Employment is what is going to turn around the economy,” Ms Hanson said.
Ms Hanson added some employers have told her they are unable to hire low-skilled workers. She said the government needs to encourage people to “get out there and get a job”. “We have to have a fairer system to encourage people to want to go out to work,” Ms Hanson said. “Our whole educational system is letting our people down”. Image: News Corp Australia
And people take her advice because?
Auspol
Yes that’s right how do we get water from the North monsoon regions to drought areas...that’s infrastructure projects that we must undertake! Handing money is not the solution.
everyone is saying this. this losers says it after everyone and its somehow news? im a moron but u ppl are next level
She is not in govt
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MRobertsQLD How about introducing a laws like Japan where businesses employing less than 50 people are exempt from many of the rules that apply to big business.
All projects should bring forward instead of being obsessed with surplus.
MRobertsQLD Brilliant work... Some common sense from a politician - very rare indeed 👍
It’s what used to happen back in the day. Gov would build infrastructure!
Who stood behind her and whispered that in her ear. Don't believe she though of that herself.
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