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Divisive budget falls flat

THIS week was a turning point for Australians as the two governing forces in Canberra laid out very different visions for our nation. Labor chose to continue to divide, setting up arguments at the dinner table about whether mum, grandpa or the young adults deserve a better share of Labor’s socialist redistribution of wealth. The […]

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