A number of key players remain, including Josh Frydenberg, Linda Reynolds and Peter Dutton, with Mr Morrison already indicating he will keep Melissa Price on as Environment Minister.
Movement is also expected in the Opposition, with Bill Shorten announcing he will step down as Labor Party Leader following his election loss. Anthony Albanese, Tanya Plibersek and Chris Bowen have all announced their interest in the job. Image: News Corp Australia
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Thank god Julia Bishop has gone what a bitter old hag she is.
One thing for sure, the level of incompetence will not improve one iota 🤦🏻♂️ 🤷🏻♂️ LNP now trading as UnicornsRUs🦄
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PM denies prices will skyrocket under his first home buyers' scheme | Sky News AustraliaWhile campaigning in Sydney, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has denied his plan to help first home buyers will push house prices up. \n\nThe Coalition says the first home buyers’ scheme, which would allow people to buy a home with just a five per cent deposit, is not a subsidy because the government will guarantee the extra amount. \n\nSpruiking his own housing policy in the bellwether seat of Lindsay on Monday, Mr Morrison slammed the Opposition’s housing promises. \n\nCampaigning alongside Liberal candidate Melissa McIntosh, Mr Morrison said Labor’s housing tax would be detrimental to the market because it would ‘force the value of your home down’. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n William_Bourke 👍 William_Bourke This new policy is unlikely to boost housing prices, William.. William_Bourke Crazy isn't it. No wonder we lack trust in our politicians when they try to be everything to everybody.
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PM denies prices will skyrocket under his first home buyers scheme | Sky News AustraliaWhile campaigning in Sydney, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has denied his plan to help first home buyers will push house prices up. \n\nThe Coalition says the first home buyers scheme, which would allow people to buy a home with just a five per cent deposit, is not a subsidy because the government will guarantee the extra amount. \n\nSpruiking his own housing policy in the bellwether seat of Lindsay on Monday, Mr Morrison slammed the Opposition’s housing promises. \n\nCampaigning alongside Liberal candidate Melissa McIntosh, Mr Morrison said Labor’s housing tax would be detrimental to the market because it would ‘force the value of your home down’. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n as would more affordable housing. It's a dreadful policy which will backfire when interest rates go up and people default on their mortgage repayments. Instead make housing more affordable to buy and build more social housing. Why include the opposition. they don't appear to have evaluated it at all just decided the Libs had a good idea and jumped on the bandwagon. Honesty?
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PM denies prices will skyrocket under his first home buyers scheme | Sky News AustraliaWhile campaigning in Sydney, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has denied his plan to help first home buyers will push house prices up. \n\nThe Coalition says the first home buyers scheme, which would allow people to buy a home with just a five per cent deposit, is not a subsidy because the government will guarantee the extra amount. \n\nSpruiking his own housing policy in the bellwether seat of Lindsay on Monday, Mr Morrison slammed the Opposition’s housing promises. \n\nCampaigning alongside Liberal candidate Melissa McIntosh, Mr Morrison said Labor’s housing tax would be detrimental to the market because it would ‘force the value of your home down’. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n ScottMorrisonMP The name for this new liberals policy is 'sub prime mortgage crash Australian edition'...... Fucking economic vandals should be locked up for this dangerous incompetent move! ScottMorrisonMP Housing bubble deflating so the liberals come up with a way to get first home buyers to take the overpriced assets off baby boomers and then the younger generation cop the property crash, this is the most transparent generational theft i have ever seen! ScottMorrisonMP Has anyone told any of these young dolts like our parents did at 14/16 put $50 away on getting your first casual job & see what that account looks like after 10 years? auspol
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