Farmers face fines of up to $12,000 if they refuse access to Transmission Company Victoria, an arm of the Victorian government, to build the VNI West transmission line.
They laughed at the suffering of those in regional Australia. I want to note that was incredibly disappointing.
Many councils, especially those in the regions, often pick up the bill when failed markets and centralisation mean essential services like aged care, child care and health care are failing.
Under Labor, income taxes are up over 25 per cent. As this engorged government feasts on your income, using it to spend on largesse that exacerbates the cost-of-living crisis, Labor tosses Australians a daily morsel of their tax back.
It is holding farming communities back, and, I've got to say, they are distressed. Labor are trying to convert Mallee into an industrial wasteland, taking away its primary industry: a sustainable, productive, agricultural industry.
... we seem to still have inconsistencies in how regional Australians are treated depending on the type of disaster and the state they live in.
"I have witnessed good people on both sides of the debate forget their most basic human kindnesses in the midst of all of this. Is this really who we are?"
The list of pain for Australians, particularly regional Australians, after three long years of Labor goes on.
This hypocritical position—where wild dogs are seen as endangered, with no scientific evidence, and sheep are left to die in pain—beggars belief. Astoundingly, animal activists are dead silent on the mutilation and torture of livestock.
