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Category Archives: fantasy parliament
Fantasy Parliament: Round 2 – making negative gearing worth it
I have no stomach for the real Parliament today, as it uses its power to take away other people’s rights and punishes them for seeking refuge from suffering. So, I’ll indulge in some imaginings of what our Parliament could actually … Continue reading
Posted in economics, fantasy parliament, housing, parliament, policy
Fantasy Parliament: Round 1
After the multiple debacles of the previous sitting of Federal Parliament, I was pondering over the weekend, as I dug, composted and pruned the garden, what I would actually like to see happen in this session. The Notice Paper is … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy parliament, parliament, policy
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