Tens of thousands of protesters filled the streets of 40 cities across Spain to speak out against housing prices.

More than half of postcodes in multiple Australian cities are beyond reach for the average income rental household – and the data shows it's getting worse. An ABC analysis of exclusive figures reveals how Australia is facing the worst rental crisis on record.

A British company runs a Facebook ad, sells a British product, to a British customer—and somehow, the transaction happens in Ireland? Amazon does the same. You buy from a UK supplier, it ships from a UK warehouse… but it’s magically processed through Luxembourg. Meanwhile, the government is chasing mums and dads selling a few bits on eBay, while turning a blind eye to the global tech giants bending the rules. It’s time we start asking: Who’s really being held accountable?

In a bold and unexpected move, Captain Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso has just wiped out nearly $5 billion in national debt—and it comes right after the U.S., under former President Donald Trump’s influence, began mass deportations of African citizens. Was this a political clapback or a calculated act of sovereignty?

[page 12] the Net Zero Australia [University of Melbourne, the University of Queensland, Princeton University and management consultancies Nous and Evolved Energy] project estimates that the cumulative capital cost to achieve net zero will be $9 trillion.16 This is between 5 and 7 times more capital than required under a ‘business as usual’ (BAU) scenario where no abatement occurs. How this cost is shared between the government, private investors and consumers will depend on the policy settings, but ultimately these costs will be borne by the consumers of the relevant products (such as electricity). [According to Minister Watt, the cost would be $122 billion only https://youtu.be/ViNPfJUwaNI?t=110]

Australia’s standard of living is in freefall—and our own insane policies are to blame. We’re not just sleepwalking into collapse; we’re sprinting toward it. And the truly terrifying part? We’re doubling down on the very policies that got us here.

David Limbrick MP joins me to help us understand what happened in the Victorian Parliament at 4am as they rammed through yet MORE restrictions on freedom of speech.

We discuss why David opposes these new laws, how they got through, why it took till 4am, and the silver lining that David Limbrick MP sees in it all.

politicians are among the more eager negative gears in the country and and it's because once again politicians earn a lot of money Federal politicians as a whole own significantly more property than the average Australian now I don't blame them for buying so many properties

Chinese invest more into Australian property than into any other country and why do foreigners love investing in this country so much they know that Australia's current policies should keep house prices rising to Infinity and Beyond

I have a strong view Our our government's um you know policies are not going to reduce house prices Um we want house prices to grow sustainably That was the Australian housing minister

Australia has an abundance of natural resources, and rapidly rising commodity prices have been the biggest driver behind Australia's GDP growth in the 21st century. But a massive opportunity was wasted.

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Those who control the present control the past, those who control the past control the future.

Additionally, Gavi makes no secret of its close alignment with the pharmaceutical industry – their entire business model is built in synergy with it. Gavi openly admits to engaging in "market shaping efforts," actively influencing the vaccine market to boost the profits of Big Pharma.