4 Reasons That the New Australian Government doesn't do the right things for Australians

Each week, we will find broken promises, let downs from the new Albo Government, so people can remember them as they vote (or not) for them, in three years' time. 

1) 

22/5/2022 - New Deputy PM Richard Marles ( We will call him Marlo) said no cut down on Petrol Excise, so he was speaking on the Prime Ministers' behalf. Thus you would assume the answer is the same with Albo Click here to see the article confirming this important statement from carexpert.com

Scomo promised Petrol Excise cut through his Hon Treasurer: Josh Frydenberg during the 2022 Budget Speech. Scomo did it!

Click here from ACCC regarding Petrol Excise Cuts Scomo Promised

2) 

31/5/22 Well the dumping of frontbencher Tanya Pilbersek from the Education Portfolio is Albo's silent way of dealing with the possible bullying tactics used by Tany Pilbersek  Click here for details from Sky News Report (We'll call her Pilbo). In the meantime, Pilbo apologises for the name-calling of opposition leader, Peter Dutton ( Dutto) likening him to Voldemort Click here for ABC News Report

We can see here this type of name-calling indicates the type of bullying that may have been conducted in the Australian Government by certain members of parliament. This is when we need The Australian Integral Commission that Albo' s want to have - going back into 15years of history

3) 3/6/22 - The first broken promises for Albo - election -baaaa-ckflip on sheep exports click here for the post

4) 4/6/2022 - Albo's hidden Agenda - Minster of Republic? Click here for the post

A Small Majority win For the Albo Government - Gilmore is retained By Fiona Phillips, Labor Party

Well, Andrew Constance, Liberal Party candidate on primary votes was over 6% on Fiona Phillips, candidate for Labor Party for Gilmore. Congratulations to Fiona Phillips on her re-election to the seat of Gilmore by 2 party-preferred differences of 242 votes. Click here for Australian Electoral Commission Results 2022. The swing against Fiona was 2.5%, leaving her with a marginal swing 0.11% lead for the next election.

Also congratulations to Albo and his Labor Party for winning the election with the same amount of seats as the Liberal Party in 2019, with 77 seats. Click here for the AEC Results 2019

Whilst Scomo dealt with fires, floods and COVID-19 Pandemic issues, let's see what issues Albo deals with. He seems to be saying he is looking only at a 2 term government. Well, he has been in office for  9 days, we need to see how he handles issues to prevent any early elections.

We know dumping Pilbo to New Environment junior ministership, is a bad way to start for Pilbo - but this may be Albo's way of dealing with the possible bullying of Senator Kitching, when she died of a sudden heart attack. The Albo Integrity Commission would be good to sort this out.

My guess is 18 months and we will be back into election mode. 16 Independents. Teal independents who claim they are not a party but confirm they were financially back by Climate 200 - Click here for details - which is founded by billionaire Robert Holmes A Court. Now they want party rights or questions in parliament, but they claim they are not a party.

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