Ok but his views in these areas are 👌

Superannuation

On 13 November 2019, Rennick called superannuation a "cancer", saying: "Millions of dollars gets sucked out of the pockets of the battlers in the bush and sent to the blowhards in Sydney and Melbourne to manage, all for a small cost of around $37 billion a year in management fees." He said union-linked industry super funds were "laughing all the way to the bank" while no money was reinvested in regional areas. In the same speech he accused the Labor Party of selling regional Australia "down the toilet" during the Hawke-Keating era, through their globalist, privatisation agenda—selling off such government owned corporations as Qantas and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. "Now regional Australia has to pay more for flying regionally than it costs to fly overseas ...The CBA, like every other bank in this country, became obsessed with housing rather than driving business and investment, especially in the regions."

Tax reform

Rennick has used his background in finance to advocate tax reform. He called for profits in Australia to be taxed at the same rate as profits of foreign owned entities. He stated this could fund cuts to both payroll tax (a state based tax) and income tax.

issuevoter wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 10:15pm:


You QLDers are stuffed then. Everyone knows that the Chook who’s there now ...lost the plot a long time ago.

issuevoter wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 10:15pm:



Joe who we in the farming community knew quite well
Was an inspiration

I have never heard of nor seen a guy with such a work ethic who was so humble

Joe's neighbours will tell you that he was often out till midnight driving his machinery
With spotlights attached
Clearing scrub in bulldozers

The guy was the exact opposite of the Urban intellectual elite

If you looked up down-to-earth and hard work in the dictionary
There would be a picture of Joe

He had no time for bludgers


I remember some Aborigines did a corroboree outside Parliament house
And ended it by cutting their chest and spilling Blood on the footpath

Joe was quick to comment that he would be much more moved
If they were to spill some sweat on the footpath

Terribly missed but not forgotten

Along with John Howard

Two of the finest people
2 of the most humble people
2 of the most decent people

To ever serve our nation

Joe recognise the importance of urban renewal

lee wrote on Aug 29^th, 2023 at 1:03pm:


I don't think you will find a single scientist who understands the ideal gas equation and who thinks it is the link between GHG's and climate change.

You misunderstand Lee. The LNP Senator thinks that the ideal gas law is the entirety of the link between GHG emissions and climate change. He plugged the amount of GHG released into the equation and calculated the temperature change. He thinks we are heating up the earth's atmosphere by compressing it.

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What do you mean by that?