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Albanese Communism must be Stopped by any means. We cannot have traitors that feather their own nests with money, travel, privileges, rorts, bribes, donations etc etc. All Labor should return money taken from the public welfare purse and return super and all property since March 2022 for not doing the job of honest government. Albanese should lose after term office staff allowance and travel, because if he had nothing to offer during term he will not be able to offer anything after term. The entire Labor party must also be audited you can’t go from a few dollars to multi millions in under 3 years unless you are dishonest. https://lnkd.in/gfEpu2Hb

It has been said that posts on LinkedIn should remain focused on work content, and any political angles should be left to the noisier side of social media, where people can throw buns at each other across the X-divide I broadly agree with the sentiment, but for the purposes of this topic i think it important that all UK based people get involved. After all - the need to tighten the rules on offshore funding to UK politics is important for the ongoing health of our democracy, for good governance, is non-party specific, applies to all, and is imposed by most other countries. Yes - there are some restrictions on such funding already, but there are many loopholes through which wealthy actors from offshore can seek to exert undue influence. If you agree - i suggest you get engaged with the noted petition, and spread the word. https://lnkd.in/eRpb_hnR #healthydemocracy

Insightful discussion on ENCA with Miyelani Holeni on 'Municipalities in Distress: Unlocking the Funding Solution'! With municipalities in crisis, mayors are sounding the alarm for national government intervention. Can we afford to wait? The conversation underscored the urgent need for sustainable funding solutions to tackle SA's municipal funding crisis. #MunicipalFundingCrisis #LocalGovernmentMatters #SouthAfrica

Urgent and significant changes are needed in Community Legal Centres, starting with funding. The current disregard for this situation is appalling. CLC workers and the Australian public deserve better. Every single day, over 1000 people are turned away when seeking help, receiving little more than empathy for their situation and a suggestion to call another phone number. Of those thousand people turned away, 370 are seeking protection from family violence. Gendered violence is a pervasive and deadly issue in our society, and it is unacceptable that the government is failing to assist these people. Meanwhile, CLCs have less than 12 months of baseline funding left - just over 10 months left - which clearly reflects the lack of respect the government places on our work and our right to job security. CLC workers deserve better. #savecommunitylegalcentres #communitylaw #fundfrontlineservices #deservebetter

The reduction in funding for financial capability programs in New Zealand will have a broad impact on vulnerable communities beyond just the Pacific community. These cuts may limit access to essential financial education and support services for all marginalized groups, including low-income individuals, the elderly, indigenous populations, and other disadvantaged communities. Consequently, these communities may face increased financial insecurity, higher debt levels, and challenges in making informed financial decisions. The lack of adequate financial literacy, capability and resources can further exacerbate existing inequalities and hinder the overall well-being of vulnerable populations across Aotearoa. #financialliteracy #financialcapability #financialwellbeing #vulnerablecommunities #socialservices 😔

Our new manifesto is out! With calls to the UK government - whoever it is - to take action to solve poverty, end the housing crisis and ensure justice for migrants, it is a quick read that could make a real difference https://ow.ly/VpM250Sb2pi

Breaking News Reform party release their manifesto Farage’s six missions include making the UK the fastest-growing major economy by the end of the first reform term in government and achieving net zero immigration by 2030. Speaking at an event in Wetherspoons , he firmly dismissed claims that the party had scaled back its ambitions as an election approached, asserting that the party had a robust and ambitious plan, but it was crucial to take measured, strategic steps towards its realization. The six "first steps" plus a bonus Step if elected by a landslide. are: · Take back control of our ailing water infrastructure and throw CEOs in prison for pollution and mismanagement of public assets. · Imprison MPs who are found guilty of fraud and corruption. · Bring back the death penalty for paedophiles and habitual violent criminals. · Take back the street from feral teenagers using whatever force necessary. · End homelessness, starting with young families and veterans. · Pay police/firefighters and hospital staff private sector salaries. · Purchase ocean liners to pick up immigrants in the channel to take them straight to Rwanda. Nigel emphasized that these 'first steps' were not mere gestures, but a significant commitment to the public, a tangible demonstration of the party's vision and a 'down payment' on what the party would offer the country. Parody- never prophecy. Consider this: if the reform Party were to make these seven promises, would you consider voting for them. It’s just a question. This post is for entertainment purpose only, no real promises were issued in the making of this post. Now sit back and wait for the angry people who did not read to the end commnet😂 Just testing something

What a great practical idea in this real cost of living crisis.

Day 4: Impact of Government Looting on essential services #IFAW #Acfesa #acfebw #dcec #FIA Where your tax money takes a vacation, leaving hospitals broke, classrooms crowded, and roads looking like obstacle courses. Hollard Insurance Botswana Unified Revenue Service Botswana Telecommunications Corporation (BTC) Take a step: Promote public advocacy for budgeting transparency in health, education and infrastructure spending