Simon Hastings retweeted
North supporters have bagged Zane Duursma since they drafted him and now all of a sudden he’s Wayne Carey in his prime and we need to “pony up” 🤦🏽‍♀️
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Simon Hastings retweeted
One Nation says AI is coming for Australian jobs then used AI to make their campaign video.
They didn’t hire an Aussie videographer or Aussie editor or Aussie actors.
Turns out it’s only ‘Australian jobs first’ when One Nation doesn’t have to pay.
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Simon Hastings retweeted
Replying to @jasonsnakeblake
I always pay by card and my coffee shop blamed a 50¢ price increase on the surcharge removal. My $6 coffee went from $6.09 including the card fee to $6.50. 😳 They will claim the card-processing fee as a tax-deductible business expense too. These shops are screwing us. 💯%
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Simon Hastings retweeted
To be very clear the credit card surcharge ban was *NOT* a Labor Government initiative. It was initiated by the independent RBA. If you hear anybody, and this includes the media, saying "Labor's credit card surcharge ban" (or similar), they're lying to you. #auspol
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Every @OneNationAus (ON)!supporter should do this.
The best way to STICK IT to Labor is to VOTE 1 One Nation (or Liberals if you're a commie) and SHOW YOUR DISGUST for every other party by LEAVING THEM BLANK because THEY DON'T DESERVE YOUR PREFERENCE
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ON so scared they’re seeking informal votes 😂 Nice one @JcKh_
Replying to @JcKh_
Which would be an informal vote. To make your vote count you need to number all the squares with a valid sequence of consecutive numbers starting with one .
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Simon Hastings retweeted
Victoria just had a magnitude 4.8 earthquake near Leongatha, where the Coalition wants to build a nuclear reactor.
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Simon Hastings retweeted
One Nation want to cut 10's of thousands of jobs in Victoria, including tradies... So we're gonna end up with Trump supporter style videos of people crying going "I never thought MY job would be impacted I've now lost my house"
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Simon Hastings retweeted
#auspol So #insiders are convinced that Govt Spending is the only thing that is causing inflation in australia Is the Govt putting up prices at the Supermarket at twice the rate of inflatiuon?? Is the Govt putting up rents at 4 times the rate of Inflation?? Interest Rates??
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Simon Hastings retweeted
Dominos, I just bought a pizza to pick up from surry hills Sydney. The price quoted on the app was $5 but when I got to the pay screen , the price had jumped 10% to $5.50. Can you explain when there is a 10% surcharge? I thought we weren’t doing that anymore? @Dominos_AU
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This is what gutless ON supporters do. They’re scared of debate. They’re against free speech. Just reply and block @PeterGresham
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Simon Hastings retweeted
The images coming out of melbourne this morning are devastating 😢💔
#Earthquake possibly felt 55 sec ago in #Australia. Felt it? Tell us via: 📱m.emsc.eu/#app 🌐m.emsc.eu 🖥emsc-csem.org ⚠ Automatic crowdsourced detection, not seismically verified yet. More info soon!
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Simon Hastings retweeted
There is nothing patriotic, Australian, or even western about the idea of threatening to imprison political opponents. Those who propose this type of power never imagine it will be used against them. It absolutely will.
‘In prison by Christmas’: One Nation attacks Andrews, Allan in campaign launch theage.com.au/national/victo…
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Simon Hastings retweeted
One Nation promises Andrews and Allan will be in prison by Christmas. What complete nonsense . Judicial independence and fairness are foundation stones of democracy . Even for people we may not like.
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Imagine a world when a politician can just jail someone. No arrest. No judge and jury. Straight to jail. That’s called a dictatorship. Strange to see Pauline wanting us to be like China and North Korea. So much for being a “patriot”.
We’re not pulling our punches in Victoria.
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RT @martyps: The barber I go to only accepts card payments and used to advertise their prices as $65 for my cut. In reality it always cost…
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Simon Hastings retweeted
Replying to @PaulineHansonOz
ATO removing card payments is a positive step. -The ATO said only 2.3% of tax payments were made with credit cards in 2024–25. -Over 60% of these card payments were being made by privately owned and wealthy groups and multinational businesses. Probably taking advantage of loyalty schemes, not managing cashflow. -The ATO rightly didn’t believe that the public purse should pay bank fees. -If a small business has a cash flow issue, hardship or change in circumstance, they would be far better off getting an ATO payment plan, rather than paying by card, which would risk unsustainable debt costs over time (average card interest 25%.) The ATO said they recognized some customers could need help with adjustment and would assist.
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Simon Hastings retweeted
What the Libs and small businesses aren't saying is that they already build CC charges into pricing. If you're paying more for your purchases now you're being ripped by the small business.
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Simon Hastings retweeted
If your coffee is more expensive than prior to OCT 1ST, that cafe is just making extra profit. Good on them Because their merchant fees were cut, see CBA below. It the cafe incorporated the merchant fee across their product lines, the final & should be the same if not cheaper
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Simon Hastings retweeted
Replying to @aaronsmith
Our business has never passed on a surcharge, the bank rate is .008% approx, it’s cheaper than handling cash. Good riddance to a ridiculous charge.
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