Australia Should be the Richest Country in the World!

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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2024
  • We sat down with Matt Barrie, CEO of Freelancer, for an in-depth discussion about Australia’s housing market and economic future.
    "Australia has all the resources and potential to be the wealthiest country in the world. So why are we facing a cost of living crisis instead?"
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Комментарии • 710

  • @EquityMates
    @EquityMates  Месяц назад +21

    Hello everyone - here is the link to the full episode!: ruclips.net/video/EpdY-KrPltQ/видео.html

    • @r.ccustomtruckingsydneyaus4632
      @r.ccustomtruckingsydneyaus4632 Месяц назад +1

      Yes ya think . That would be if our government owned these places still but no sold everything off . Now what we are all battling harder each year. We are following the same lines as America and we need to walk our own path. Products produced in Australia should stay in Australia . Stop experts for a year . Imports stop one year. Watch Australias wealth grow. Tax these companies just taking our gas coal hell tAke the mines back from these companies and make them ours the people's Australian . Then we can live again. Sadly the path we are on it's only coming worse

  • @jandrew0639
    @jandrew0639 Месяц назад +439

    Corrupt business leaders, corrupt politicians. There's your answer.

    • @Peter-hg2oc
      @Peter-hg2oc Месяц назад +67

      You forgot one, corrupt media, to complete the evil triangle.

    • @dennisdobin8640
      @dennisdobin8640 Месяц назад +6

      You pinpointed the problem,

    • @colinpeacock7648
      @colinpeacock7648 Месяц назад +3

      Yes you are absolutely right there Thank you

    • @FZ-TAS
      @FZ-TAS Месяц назад +7

      No.1 is we the majority for allowing it !

    • @tomathome77
      @tomathome77 Месяц назад

      Lol and no other county has that apparently 🤣🤣🤣???

  • @gerardmcnally
    @gerardmcnally Месяц назад +238

    We are also "Giving away" our gas, with a loss of 90 Billion dollars per year, then buying it back !? FFS !!!!
    Imagine what that alone could do for our country, what is going on?

    • @LeonieHall-c4o
      @LeonieHall-c4o Месяц назад

      Yes i remember when john howard signed away our gas for 3 cents a liter unindexed.
      Predicted at the time it was a national disaster.
      Treason

    • @numpty94
      @numpty94 27 дней назад +4

      This is known yet we still let it happen like nothing happened, this is what happens when the "parents" are in charge aka the government, you can question them because they are at the top, it's sad

    • @tgillies101
      @tgillies101 25 дней назад +5

      Give a politician a million dollar bag of money its corruption. Promise them a million dollar job if they get legislation you want passed - thats good career making.

    • @leisuresuitlaz1710
      @leisuresuitlaz1710 23 дня назад

      Energy Australia and Alinta Energy is owned by the Chinese Communist government.

    • @rodmills4071
      @rodmills4071 22 дня назад

      I've been banging on about this for decades, back when the only people that used gas were the taxi companies..... now look at us ... we could have been running the whole country on gas for the last 40 years....ffs. instead, we were selling it to China for 3 cents a litre.

  • @6219ll-dq9ij
    @6219ll-dq9ij Месяц назад +191

    Have to agree, it's totally absurd what been going on here, our politicians should be held accountable.. It's almost criminal the way Australia has been run.

    • @ductritran8637
      @ductritran8637 Месяц назад +2

      No , politician and government are elected by the people what we vote is what we have . We put in place a bad and most corruption government from the pass till now and we have a bad result of a richest country now become a country living in borrowed , on top of that we still have trillions of debt to paid.

    • @ronhenney4546
      @ronhenney4546 Месяц назад

      @@ductritran8637you cant vote in Wylie Coyote or the road runner if they arent on the ballot we have a blue bucket of shit and a red bucket of shit to choose from. A manipulated system so oh wise one how do we get around it. I sleep at night by not voting at all

    • @MarkoMijuskovic
      @MarkoMijuskovic 29 дней назад +8

      @@ductritran8637how is this our fault when we always have the choice between shit and diarrhoea? To elect a good leader I need to have an option to vote for one…

    • @IsaacMontalvanOfficial
      @IsaacMontalvanOfficial 28 дней назад +2

      @@MarkoMijuskovic To be fair, you could run and if you offered any solutions I'd vote for you. People want others to do the work, but they won't do it themselves. That's Australia in a nutshell. People complain but won't do anything to change things as they are. It is our fault. It's everyone's fault for simply allowing it.
      I could be wrong, though.

    • @rossb1922
      @rossb1922 27 дней назад

      ​@IsaacMontalvanOfficial you think voting actually means anything? The government is an administrator of usufruct, they are quite literally serving a foreign power.

  • @Black_Kakari
    @Black_Kakari 27 дней назад +87

    ALL the mining companies are NOT Australian.
    They are BHP/ BMA, RioTinto, Glencore, Anglo-American, Santos etc etc
    The money that should be going to the Aussie Marketplace goes overseas

    • @xpusostomos
      @xpusostomos 25 дней назад

      BHP is kind of Australian

    • @GSozei
      @GSozei 23 дня назад

      Lol you forget Northern star, Norton Goldfields although they are half Chinese and Canadian

    • @benbansal
      @benbansal 22 дня назад

      ​@xpusostomos no it isn't, just because a lot of people work FIFO in it

    • @deanriley5690
      @deanriley5690 19 дней назад

      BHP started in broken hill

    • @xpusostomos
      @xpusostomos 19 дней назад

      @@deanriley5690 they moved, or half moved to the London exchange. Though what exchange it trades on seems irrelevant compared to where the shareholders are.

  • @mickyLat3652
    @mickyLat3652 Месяц назад +38

    I am glad I'm not the only one who thinks that Australia Should be the Richest Country in the World.
    Thought I was going nuts as I have been saying it for years but never heard anyone else say it - until today.
    Matt sounds more intelligent than any pollie I have heard speak.
    Maybe we could pilfer him to be our next prime minister & let him select his team & turf the rest.

    • @rossb1922
      @rossb1922 27 дней назад

      There's a lot more to the problem than politicians, they're just following orders

  • @anthonybezzina2638
    @anthonybezzina2638 Месяц назад +102

    oh my god this bloke should be running the place how correct is he. This should be on the headline news.Everyone knows whats wrong just cant doing shit about it.

  • @leewilton5082
    @leewilton5082 Месяц назад +164

    We have everything that makes for a wealthy country. However! we also have very poor leadership, and parties that are corrupted by profit focused corp's.

    • @RogerHoughton-j9g
      @RogerHoughton-j9g Месяц назад +9

      We actually have NO leadership

    • @bacsolo3719
      @bacsolo3719 Месяц назад

      It's not "Poor" or "Weak" leadership. It's corruption at its best in every aspect of life in Australia.

    • @SoH2024
      @SoH2024 Месяц назад +3

      I can say the same for your neighbor up here in PNG.Corrupt leadership

    • @jlord9638
      @jlord9638 14 дней назад

      We are still a very wealthy nation not as wealthy as it could be.

    • @ZELJKO472
      @ZELJKO472 13 дней назад +1

      One thing people have not mentioned is endless divisions on everything and anything. Political ideologies, race, gender, sex, class, feminists v men etc etc etc. Society far too divided into TRIBES. POLITICS is the problem. Everyone is too busy fighting each other on identities and ideologies. Warring tribalism. Nothing gets done because you cannot get 10 people in a room to agree on anything and if you get 10 people in a room it must have the right diversity mix, the right racial mix, the right number of women and right number of non straights and so on

  • @carlmay8314
    @carlmay8314 Месяц назад +40

    Look at all the ex pollies that are now consultants for gas and mining companies.

  • @marco9993
    @marco9993 Месяц назад +64

    Here a guy from Argentina!
    What the guy says is absolutely true, and my country has also everything to be an economic superpower too, however socialism is in the government and trying to get in people's minds.
    You have to defend your country, and institutions at all costs. Politicians are the ones who make the rules of the game, so it is extremely important to be aware about politics at first, than then regretting about what happened.
    I believe you should really fix your houses prices and corporations corruption by putting preassure on your politicians! believe me, is and advice from people who suffered it and now is paying a massive cost for that reason.
    Your country is amazing, and you should defend it at all cost. you got everything to win and be top leaders and i hope you become that.
    All the best to Australians. Beautiful country and people! Cheers!

    • @simo-dv5xk
      @simo-dv5xk Месяц назад +1

      😂 argies are too lazy and arrogant.

    • @marco9993
      @marco9993 Месяц назад +2

      @@simo-dv5xk yeahhh and that’s because we are the world cup winners ;)

    • @simo-dv5xk
      @simo-dv5xk Месяц назад

      @@marco9993 bwahahaha PENGENTINA LOL LMFAO how many dubious penalties given, some of them not even a 50/50 penalty FFS (lots of pesos used for bribing). How embarassing. And you're economy is just back drop farming. What science and technology does Argentina provide these days. hahahahahaha

    • @spongybone4071
      @spongybone4071 Месяц назад +1

      I'll swap u our country for your women?

    • @marco9993
      @marco9993 Месяц назад

      @@spongybone4071 wait which of all of them?

  • @gureno19
    @gureno19 Месяц назад +101

    Oh, but we are an energy super power...Just ask Twiggy and Gina.... They have amassed personal fortunes that will last 500 years.
    Instead we dont effectively tax or manage these finite resources and as a result a group of people that would fit into a 1999 Toyota Tarago have reaped all the rewards.
    We should at a minimum have over a trillion dollars in our futures fund, like Norway does and the best free education, healthcare and infrastructure in the world.....Instead Twiggy has a nice jet.

    • @666Havers
      @666Havers 28 дней назад +3

      Should worry more about how albo is spending your money

    • @gureno19
      @gureno19 28 дней назад +4

      @@666Havers he's spending it exactly how he's being lobbied to spend it... Which is by the mineral resources sector, property developers, Rupert Murdoch and the big 4 banks.

    • @lisanorris7436
      @lisanorris7436 28 дней назад +1

      Envy doesn't solve the problems.

    • @Hutchy351
      @Hutchy351 26 дней назад +1

      There is a problem with wealth concentration.
      But there is a bigger problem with government policy and social engineering.

  • @markd2895
    @markd2895 Месяц назад +61

    Matt Barrie for PM

  • @therealdavidboyd
    @therealdavidboyd Месяц назад +14

    Matt you are soooo spot on. Our political class from both sides have been woeful. Time to buck up and get this country sorted out.

  • @janellehansen2808
    @janellehansen2808 23 дня назад +7

    Thank you 💗 for explaining the situation we are in because of our uneducated politicians. I am showing this post to anyone who will listen.

  • @stephenpheonix6549
    @stephenpheonix6549 Месяц назад +24

    We are the richest country in the world it’s just the banks, corporations and governments who are getting these riches! These resource revenues should be distributed to the Australian people not banks and corporations and corrupt politicians!

  • @natcostanzo
    @natcostanzo Месяц назад +58

    Governments would rather tax people then gas companies

    • @romanbrandle319
      @romanbrandle319 Месяц назад +1

      They work for the corporations and not the people because it's corporate money that makes them electable, propaganda is not cheap and it works.

    • @Garden-offgrid
      @Garden-offgrid 19 дней назад

      Not both. (Than*)

  • @pebblepod30
    @pebblepod30 Месяц назад +24

    We are Norway, except corruption is legal.

  • @splashpit
    @splashpit Месяц назад +30

    No iron ore should leave our shore unless it’s turned into something

    • @666Havers
      @666Havers 28 дней назад

      It's too expensive to make shit here and more profitable to sell the ore.

    • @splashpit
      @splashpit 27 дней назад +3

      @@666Havers that line of thinking is so so stupid , only a handful of full of countries have the ore so if they want and need products made from it the price is the price it’s no different to how the supermarkets hold us hostage to the food prices , you pay it because there isn’t an alternative.

    • @xpusostomos
      @xpusostomos 25 дней назад

      Hard to say.... There are other countries with iron ore and if we process it and it's too expensive it might not be sold

    • @chippyjohn1
      @chippyjohn1 19 дней назад +2

      19 of 20 of the largest mines are US owned. That's the issue. Our gdp would double if it was all Australian owned.

    • @TheMotherTube
      @TheMotherTube 16 дней назад

      @@666Haversthat thinking is why there’s still kids making things overseas, id rather pay more for higher quality things made in Australia

  • @spongybone4071
    @spongybone4071 Месяц назад +47

    Dont vote for either of the 2 major parties on your ballot paper

    • @donnytuco
      @donnytuco 15 дней назад +1

      I don't think voting's gonna do shit mate

    • @spongybone4071
      @spongybone4071 9 дней назад

      @donnytuco I think you're right. Too many f###withs voting the wrong way

  • @blank.9301
    @blank.9301 Месяц назад +24

    You’d think Australia would follow the Scandinavian countries and not the US. More people doesn’t necessarily mean better outcomes or stronger growth. Japan and South Korea have shrinking populations yet their economy is still growing, (yeah they’ll fall down the ladder in a decade or two) but at least it’s sustainable like Denmark. Australia is not sustainable at the moment.

    • @jacobjgleggy1854
      @jacobjgleggy1854 Месяц назад +3

      I agree but unfortunately I also don't think that Australia should follow Scandinavia when it comes to their far left politics

    • @frankbertola3662
      @frankbertola3662 Месяц назад +1

      Yeh you tapped it but go look at our original colony dictates, maybe some other first settler would have done better. The USA atleast had a war of independence.

    • @australienski6687
      @australienski6687 22 дня назад

      Japan has been trapped in stagflation for a long time now.

    • @zzz66688
      @zzz66688 19 дней назад

      @@jacobjgleggy1854 Exactly, take the good parts of out of Scandinavia, and adapt them here, leave that weird radical identity politics stuff out. Same applies to US too, take the good parts of out there and adapt it here, leave that far right religious crap out.

  • @deanmcmurray329
    @deanmcmurray329 Месяц назад +22

    Definitely feels like the ladders being pulled up on the younger generation here. Australia is a great country for staying rich but a very poor country for getting rich.

  • @lakeline6317
    @lakeline6317 26 дней назад +9

    Spot on. Australian Industrialization was going pretty well until Globalization happened and our "Leaders" realized that was cheaper to import stuff rather than make it here. Australia made Jet Fighters and Mainframe Computers in the 1950's and we even had a small space industry in the 1960's. Imagine if Australia would have continued with those 3 industries. Now, just a handful of countries in the world have a Jet, computer, and space industry together. The lack of vision of both parties (Labor and Liberal) has been massive, they are pretty much happy with digging stuff from the ground and selling it to other countries.

    • @craigparker4108
      @craigparker4108 14 дней назад

      It wasn't a lack of vision it was corruption. Whitlam signing the Lima agreement & non stop corruption for globalist concerns ever since.

  • @michaelsampson1927
    @michaelsampson1927 22 дня назад +2

    This needs to get clipped and go mega viral

  • @thomasrodwell563
    @thomasrodwell563 Месяц назад +24

    Start by rebuilding the skilled manufacturing sector, abolish the archaic private schooling system (adopt Finnish schooling system), and stop allowing individuals to own 4+ properties.

    • @ngjimmy
      @ngjimmy Месяц назад +2

      Nearly all relevant manufacturing skills are Chinese ... We lost the skills 40yrs ago. The old skills are no longer relevant.
      It might be a win win situation by bringing in skilled engineering manufacturing migrants in. Specifically engineers.
      Not the immigrants that invest in multiple properties.
      We can rebuild companies here, put in a policy for them to train Aussie teens as part of their license to operate here. Then after 10yrs we'll be skilled again.
      We'll continue to meet migration quotas and that should keep the property vampires somewhat .... Back to reality, on the ground without exposing them to sunlight.
      It might work.

    • @eyes2338
      @eyes2338 29 дней назад +3

      We had it before but we didn't want to play the long game and sold out for short term success.

    • @Christian-w4e
      @Christian-w4e 21 день назад

      Exactly- taxes that I and you pay should not subsidise property portfolios. If you want to amass multiple properties than good for you- but positively gear it. I shouldn't have to give you my tax $ to pay off your house.

    • @Christian-w4e
      @Christian-w4e 21 день назад

      This is because of the last 40 years of handouts ​@@ngjimmy This is no different in if you spoil your kids and give them a free ride. They will not appreciate things, never having to work for it. I have seen this time and time again. There is an attitude of entitlement deeply embedded now in society. Everyone cries when they don't get what they want. Everyone wants to make big money without doing the work- this is the result.

    • @Christian-w4e
      @Christian-w4e 21 день назад

      ​@@eyes2338The housing market in Australia has been turned into a pyramid scheme. Think about it- you have to keep pumping in big money from people coming in on the bottom all the time. This is so everyone further up the pyramid can make big $ gains for doing nothing. It will collapse when the money stops.

  • @williamcrossan9333
    @williamcrossan9333 Месяц назад +9

    Indeed, you would think all of this! But our federal politicians have decided trading existing houses between each other, at ever higher and higher prices, is the way towards" real wealth".

  • @StateoftheMatrix
    @StateoftheMatrix 25 дней назад +5

    By design. He's right: with the will it could all change overnight.

    • @coreydrew7899
      @coreydrew7899 19 дней назад

      We tried to nationalise the mining sector in the past and look how that turned out

  • @spongybone4071
    @spongybone4071 Месяц назад +14

    Thats what happens when u give away everything for free because of kickbacks to politicians

  • @TheFluffyDuck
    @TheFluffyDuck 23 дня назад +4

    We also do no value add.
    We ship iron ore, we don’t make much steel.
    We ship lithium oxide, we don’t make batteries.
    We ship bauxite, we don’t make aluminium.
    We ship grain, we don’t make flour.
    We ship wool, we don’t make twine.
    It’s all very frustrating

    • @AdminAccount-cr2tb
      @AdminAccount-cr2tb 20 дней назад

      You are exactly correct, Australia ranks with third world countries in the economic complexity index. Simply put it's a one trick pony

    • @Kleftis
      @Kleftis 19 дней назад

      This is why we need someone like trump here, a bull in shop who will turn around and tariff foreign countries for this and remove red tape for Australian businesses to start producing the goods here and selling.
      We have all the material yet nothing is Australian made.

  • @huaweispotify2472
    @huaweispotify2472 Месяц назад +3

    There is a big problem everywhere, not in Australia only: whoever is in charge of the country - never holds any liability to its actions, no matter how disastrous consequences are...

  • @AuJohnM
    @AuJohnM 29 дней назад +6

    Australia has too many people demanding too much money for them doing too little work. This is what's pushed prices in Australia higher over the last 40 years. More people with money demand more goods and bigger houses, and demand has just pushed up prices.

    • @copleysutton9863
      @copleysutton9863 27 дней назад

      Really? the houses in Australia are pathetic because of the silly small blocks. It's terrible 180nm2 block for $350 crazy!!!!

    • @froggy0162
      @froggy0162 16 дней назад

      Ha yes, the good old blame the unions trick. 😂

    • @JustAGuyWithThoughts
      @JustAGuyWithThoughts 4 дня назад

      We have too many people getting paid too little for their work as well. Wages have been stagnant for 10-20 years, wage "growth" is lucky to be in line with inflation. If these massive companies would reduce their profit percentages by a few points then wage growth could happen, and more people with more money to spend means more money in the entire economy instead of being hoarded on balance sheets of large organisations or sent overseas.It's not people demanding too much money for too little work, it's too little money for any level of work.

  • @johney3734
    @johney3734 Месяц назад +10

    He didn't say all of minning gas all off it is less than 10% of tax

  • @bryce6744
    @bryce6744 Месяц назад +1

    A brutal but mostly fair evaluation of Australia’s economic status.

  • @goldcoastlandbasedfishing.1928
    @goldcoastlandbasedfishing.1928 22 дня назад +3

    Politicians have sold us out !

  • @Cyberpunk9000
    @Cyberpunk9000 Месяц назад +5

    I’ve been saying this for a long time. We need to vertically integrate industries and should have the largest Silicone Fab and Battery manufacturing industry in the world. Instead it’s become a woke socialist dystopia

  • @stewartmill4178
    @stewartmill4178 16 дней назад

    As a Scot loving living in Oz,ive told Aussies this for years

  • @Greyman-x6d
    @Greyman-x6d Месяц назад +10

    This bloke reminds me of DEA Agent Hank from Breaking Bad.

  • @mackadoyng
    @mackadoyng Месяц назад +2

    Well I've watched the video clip and read a lot of the comments. Most of us seem to be in consensus with the issue. The question is, what on earth can we do about it. We know what should be done. But, in reality, what can we do as a nation, and what will we do as a nation to turn this situation around and put things into perspective as suggested in the video.

    • @copleysutton9863
      @copleysutton9863 27 дней назад

      Indeed, that's the burning question. Every western nations government needs to be overhauled

    • @Andre_XX
      @Andre_XX 21 день назад

      The masses are living in a comfortable delusion thanks to the control of the news media by the elite. Most people have not got a clue.

  • @mattrye8987
    @mattrye8987 Месяц назад +1

    Don’t forget the $7 surcharge at bp petrol station by NAB to use eftpos. People need to check there fuel receipts because your not being told of that fee

  • @PhilKoay
    @PhilKoay 21 день назад

    Could you supply some refrences on the rankings you quote? Im not saying they are wrong but keen to understand more

  • @generalmelchett9934
    @generalmelchett9934 20 дней назад

    Please produce a clip providing advise for 50-60 years olds on how to best prepare for the future financially

  • @christiandeininger1790
    @christiandeininger1790 9 дней назад

    I've been saying that for years, Australia can be a super power

  • @carrickobama
    @carrickobama 10 дней назад

    Interesting watch…

  • @briananderson7285
    @briananderson7285 Месяц назад +3

    In 1970s our politicians signed us up to the Lima agreement and we have been in a race to the bottom ever since.

    • @lloydsingline340
      @lloydsingline340 Месяц назад +2

      That's right!Explained this before. That's why Australia's manufacturing proportion of GDP has fallen from 18 % 50 years ago to 4% today.Most production has moved off shore to take advantage of cheap labour. Trade union wage / salary demands made our manufacturers uncompetitive. Now the greed and excess profits of multinationals, banks has hit Australia's with the other barrel.Too many crooks around too !!

    • @briananderson7285
      @briananderson7285 Месяц назад +1

      @@lloydsingline340 Was a U.N policy request, the way I always understood it.

    • @mackadoyng
      @mackadoyng Месяц назад +2

      I'm in my 70s and my recollection is that's when our industries started going down the tube.

  • @tsailor100
    @tsailor100 19 дней назад

    We could export the famous game of "two up", ozzie rules, etc.

  • @georgekatis8855
    @georgekatis8855 7 дней назад

    Great summary of the craziness here 🙂 we know who is pulling the strings 🙂

  • @JustinMM1985
    @JustinMM1985 Месяц назад +3

    Truer words never spoken

  • @MHeadroom
    @MHeadroom 21 день назад +1

    The man speaks sense and facts. We don’t need immigrant food courier cyclists; we need a SKILLED migration policy and for that we need a strong vision and leadership for Australia’s future economic development. Without that, we don’t know what we’re skilling for…hence the preponderance of immigrants ferrying around food parcels on courier cycles. It’s insane how stupid our politicians are. They’re not fit to be food couriers let alone politicians entrusted with our future prosperity (or lack thereof) in their hands. 🙄🤯

  • @benjamincasabal5720
    @benjamincasabal5720 19 дней назад

    Good show bro, I'm from Argentina and its scary to see how Oz is moving in the same direction we took 100 years ago, hope im wrong and Aussies don't fall for that!

  • @Malaka-r9p
    @Malaka-r9p Месяц назад +4

    I like the interview Mel Gibson did with Ray Martin decades ago i think it’s on RUclips.
    Short and sweet and blunt Mel was

    • @yawillykwily7179
      @yawillykwily7179 23 дня назад

      ruclips.net/video/ORxcC_55X6s/видео.html

  • @JustinMM1985
    @JustinMM1985 Месяц назад +2

    Most sense I've heard forever

  • @alexscriven8960
    @alexscriven8960 Месяц назад +2

    Matt and also Pockock believe that we should be far far better off . The immediate question is who do we vote for?

    • @kingston163
      @kingston163 Месяц назад

      Klaus Schwab WEF and China our leaders work for!

  • @sovereignbeing8530
    @sovereignbeing8530 8 дней назад

    I'm from New Zealand I am over 50 the last 20 years I've been telling my friends Australia is capable of becoming a superpower so what's holding you back

  • @deanbritton7436
    @deanbritton7436 13 дней назад

    100% correct. This guy for PM.

  • @alexgalvin3482
    @alexgalvin3482 26 дней назад

    Could not be more accurate in your diagnosis.

  • @_I_am_Gkaro
    @_I_am_Gkaro 26 дней назад +1

    I still can't believe that nobody understands that the Australian Government is an LLC on Wall Street.

  • @michaelharika4076
    @michaelharika4076 29 дней назад

    Run for our country. Logic Rules!! I'm sure you would have a country in support!!

  • @gokhanj.yenigun7933
    @gokhanj.yenigun7933 14 дней назад

    Do not blame the politicians, media leaders, or business. Blame yourself for becoming complacent when found the comfort.

  • @thewealthofnations4827
    @thewealthofnations4827 11 дней назад

    All that iron ore and where are the steel mills?

  • @TheKadaitchaMan
    @TheKadaitchaMan 28 дней назад +1

    Great data but I was listening close for a solutions…

  • @davidtapp4718
    @davidtapp4718 19 дней назад

    100%. Australia has so much potential. Very frustrating!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @paulstuart8676
    @paulstuart8676 7 дней назад

    We should do what Norway do, with regard to tax when mining companies export Ore from there. taxed at 30% of the value of the Ore being exported .... No exclusions, no exemptions. Also, foreign companies should pay 30% tax with no exemptions, no exclusions. Also, no exportation of scrap metals or anything that can be recycled. More grants to genuine Australian owned companies. What do you think?

  • @leisuresuitlaz1710
    @leisuresuitlaz1710 23 дня назад +1

    We Australia should be a manufacturer super power utilizing our own resources and own people employed. There is no excuse for multinationals based overseas to dictate how we conduct ourselves. We need our government to implement policies to support local entrepreneurs and start up businesses and support local manufacturing like South Korea has done and China has done as well as Japan. Instead we're allowing and relying on the sale of Australian brands, businesses, inventions, intellectual property, and resources to overseas multinationals.
    The problem is our local govt is no different from hiring a bad CEO who makes stupid changes for a couple of years, dismantling processes and progress in the business and leaves the job after a couple of years with a nice bonus, leaving a half baked business plan. With half the talent/ employees leaving to the competition. Or in our local economy's case, valuable assets sold off to overseas businesses.

  • @neilr4867
    @neilr4867 Месяц назад +10

    We should be walking on streets of gold.

    • @frankbertola3662
      @frankbertola3662 Месяц назад

      Yep drive the excuse of the great Eastern hyway Perth to Kalgoorlie. Not to mention how many years it took to upgrade the great Northern especially the wheat belt electorates.

    • @user-wb7nv9ht1g
      @user-wb7nv9ht1g Месяц назад

      That's ridiculous for so many reasons

    • @numpty94
      @numpty94 27 дней назад

      Gold aka perfect infrastructure and roads, world class actually, shows how greedy and corrupt our government is that we instead have the highest cost of living and taxes in the world, they are milking us dry and selling us out

  • @Daniel-o6d
    @Daniel-o6d 23 дня назад +1

    We should be refining and creating our own resources to usable states but we don't.

    • @Christian-w4e
      @Christian-w4e 21 день назад

      You are exactly right- but the problem is noone wants to work anymore in those type of jobs. Young people now just want to be managers when they leave school and leaders. This is the shit they are taught at school. Everyone is living in a delusion. It all comes back to- you have to crawl before you can walk.

  • @jakob7693
    @jakob7693 29 дней назад

    Just the truth no debate to be had.

  • @hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894
    @hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894 Месяц назад +2

    How much is spent on sport while our hospitals are falling apart

  • @architection610
    @architection610 5 дней назад

    Should be I agree, but the politicians keep most of it for themselves.

  • @sjay67
    @sjay67 Месяц назад +1

    OMG as if population doesn't matter. Every now and then I see videos like this and realize it's more entertainment than reality .. but reading the comments, it does get people excited.

    • @theoschoendube
      @theoschoendube 23 дня назад

      The one comment I was looking for. Australia isn’t an industrialised country, yes there are resources over here but Australia will never reach e.g. Germany in the next 50 years (if ever) wrt industrialisation, engineering, etc. Not enough people in those fields to begin with let alone government buy in.

  • @dallasmlakar
    @dallasmlakar 6 дней назад

    I have been saying this for over 25 years old. I am now 47. And everyone said I was stupid.

  • @alexander12327
    @alexander12327 Месяц назад +2

    Matt Barrie for PM.

  • @lol5346
    @lol5346 Месяц назад +13

    Feel poor over worked broke and hopless

  • @bradz9413
    @bradz9413 21 день назад

    3:41 Skilled workers are needed, champ. You really should note that important aspect.

  • @14jeffo
    @14jeffo 15 дней назад

    What are we going to do about it is the question

  • @vinnierex2
    @vinnierex2 17 дней назад +1

    This guy should run for parliament

  • @ahmadaladeli8066
    @ahmadaladeli8066 27 дней назад

    If that situation as he described, and those politicians are failing to run the county , the key question here, where is the community?! Why we failing to relive our political life ?! To bring our country to level we deserve

  • @paulstack2431
    @paulstack2431 Месяц назад +3

    It's a planned design simple.

  • @Darkroom69
    @Darkroom69 22 дня назад

    "It's all being caused by government policy which could be turned around on a dime." I have been waiting to see what they will do, but this government clearly has no idea what to do.

  • @-Kailinn-
    @-Kailinn- 21 день назад

    Our 'ally' would never let us be number one over them at anything.

  • @dougdownunder5622
    @dougdownunder5622 4 дня назад

    I once asked a sharp minded acquaintance of mine to sum up Australiain one sentence.
    Biggest wasted opportunity in the world.
    He is from Europe. Me N America.
    His sentiment matched mine. Almost word for word.

  • @techo61
    @techo61 5 дней назад

    Exporting gas and then buying it back. How does that help the environment?

  • @mixalis6168
    @mixalis6168 Месяц назад +2

    I’m a full time carer, and now struggling financially!! This country gov don’t care, nor do the rich!!!

    • @heymaddo
      @heymaddo Месяц назад

      Also i was a full time carer , after 16 years what has the government done for me ? Zip Yes i got an allowance = 2 coffee's a day , now times changed , gov wont support me , no one to care for me i have no lifestyle , food and utilities too expensive , living made impossible by greedy politicians and corporations coercing members in government to pass bills to their advantage to make billions! pollies sold out this country

  • @captainsleeman9787
    @captainsleeman9787 День назад

    Too bloody right!

  • @dnajournal4321
    @dnajournal4321 Месяц назад +3

    The banks are getting rich.
    30 years of your labour are baked into house prices.

    • @ML6103
      @ML6103 Месяц назад +1

      Are you talking about Labor....ie the political party?

    • @dnajournal4321
      @dnajournal4321 Месяц назад

      @ML6103 bro
      The problem is so many low IQ people have the right to vote in Australia. You're one of them.
      I'm saying....
      House prices are expensive because it's the cost today AND 30 years of your annual salary (hard physical labour) that's baked into it.
      The banks get rich from their loans. And they are the ones who keep convincing either government party (Labor or ALP) to pass laws that encourage people to keep taking out 30 year loans.

  • @chrisbrown-jw4ce
    @chrisbrown-jw4ce 29 дней назад

    It seems to be more of a services economy, given all the tall buildings and accounting and legal firms ect in the big cities, just look at America or Canada there's your answer, Canada has some of the most expensive real estate, high cost of living and they are still increasing immigration Australia's government reads from the same play book.

  • @gilthorn3430
    @gilthorn3430 Месяц назад

    Expensive property is another tax from poor people to... rich people on top of government tax.
    Which make groceries in the supermarket more expensive as the price of milk include the rent on the building and storage it was at.

  • @centauri7198
    @centauri7198 17 дней назад

    This guy will have my vote if he runs for PM

  • @dionigi3467
    @dionigi3467 Месяц назад +1

    This guys is spot on .. I always wonder why is Australia the most expensive county is the world . Simple green polices

    • @kp-legacy-5477
      @kp-legacy-5477 Месяц назад

      What fucken green policies

    • @xpusostomos
      @xpusostomos 25 дней назад

      Well... You would expect a country that's doing well too be expensive

  • @daniellehewitt3305
    @daniellehewitt3305 19 часов назад

    As long as we allow governments to not tax multinational companies how the hell are we going to lift our standard of living? No manufacturing, steel? Lithium sold as raw mineral! Do you recon we could make a battery or two our selves?

  • @donny234
    @donny234 14 дней назад

    We got politicians too

  • @peterdixon7144
    @peterdixon7144 16 дней назад

    We need people like this man running our country. Sadly our electorate is too stupid to vote for them.

  • @Josytt
    @Josytt Месяц назад +9

    I’m a born Aussie, the only reason I haven’t left is because of family, otherwise I’d be gone in a heart beat. It’s not the country it used to be..

    • @splashpit
      @splashpit Месяц назад +2

      I’m moving once my children are out of school , I’ll rent my house and live somewhere else where I don’t know the language so I don’t have to hear the media BS

    • @user-wb7nv9ht1g
      @user-wb7nv9ht1g Месяц назад

      What magical land is the top choice?

    • @Smackedup100
      @Smackedup100 Месяц назад

      Absolute dribble

    • @splashpit
      @splashpit Месяц назад

      @@user-wb7nv9ht1g it’s not magic it’s economical , rent my place out for four grand a month and live somewhere where your money goes further I know the visa thing it trick but you can live between three countries a year so you if you can afford it buy three places or rent swap with two other people that are doing the same , you can buy a nice little cottage in Brittany France or Spain for $30k rent in the Philippines or Bali for cheap and you can also rent or buy cheap in the US. I’m in my 50s so I don’t give a toss where I live just I don’t like the woke money hungry BS here.

    • @denton713
      @denton713 Месяц назад

      where to?

  • @kathywilson6518
    @kathywilson6518 25 дней назад

    You missed $3.5 trillion of super funds under management. This is a sleeping giant and huge individual wealth creator. It also helps Australia’s overall balance of payments a lot as a high percentage of these investments are international. So, it isn’t all bad. No other country, except perhaps Norway, has this type of managed wealth.

    • @Andre_XX
      @Andre_XX 21 день назад

      Being eroded by $30+ billion a year in administrative costs by an army of leeches.

  • @nathandunning7150
    @nathandunning7150 19 дней назад +1

    We should be dropping all sanctions against any country, announcing Australia is a neutral sovereign country who will decide our own foreign policies and Apply for a BRICS partnership, sell our commodities in Australian dollars. Once free from US sanctions we can burn our own Coal, make our own steel and revive manufacturing again, Australia used to manufacture all of our own goods for Australian people. BRICS is our future as the only western country in Asia.

  • @matcole1975
    @matcole1975 18 дней назад

    My Dad use to say the same thing.
    But unfortunately the politicians Federal ,State and Local crooks all have their snouts in the trough

  • @Eric123456355
    @Eric123456355 16 дней назад

    Buenos Aires was never second richest in the world. Melbourne indeed for few years in 1880 was ruchest in the world because a boom and some trade within British Empire.

  • @TheMotherTube
    @TheMotherTube 16 дней назад

    Australia should be an independent country 🇦🇺

  • @lehans101
    @lehans101 7 дней назад

    Omg, someone finally said it

  • @bron2078
    @bron2078 Месяц назад

    Really eye opening

  • @RealUGB
    @RealUGB 21 день назад

    Finally I see someone with the exact same thoughts. We need all the multi-millionaire and billionaire enterpreneurs of this country to take over management. Stupid leadership of this country by both major political parties has landed us here where the Australian dream is dead and the middle-class is on the verge of total annihilation. We suffer an energy crisis from a war in Ukraine which shouldn't affect us in the slightest if we used our energy resources here first.

  • @gustavolozano5210
    @gustavolozano5210 Месяц назад

    As I migrant, can't believe how far from top countries..we are..