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.....bipartisan support - go look that up.....

So another 25 posts added to this thread since I last checked in, and still the answer to the question of the thread is a resounding NO. Nothing has changed. Bipartisan support for Negative Gearing to stay. Yay !!! Next....

I have no idea if it would or it wouldn't. The only reasonable thing to do is go back to 1985 when Hawke and Keating did get rid of it and see what happened then. All of the articles referred to so far, including all of the newspaper articles, are exclusively targeting residential property...

....but anyway, despite the bleating from the left, NG is here to stay cos it has bi-partisan support....so, the answer to the thread is an emphatic NO. Next.

So the NSW Labor Party Leader John Robertson wants to have a debate. He leads such a tiny fraction of the NSW Parliament they, like their Qld counterparts, are so few in numbers they barely constitute a party at all, more like a quiet gathering. John's only job in the next few years is to...

Outstanding post MIW - some real life hard yards, like many on the forum have done. Slightly more than just "catching a wave" indeed !!!

jaycee, everyone here knows you are a very special case indeed.

....hmmm, little bit more to it than that. You've just insulted almost every person on the forum by trivialising all who have worked their butt off, saved like crazy, sacrificed important things, performed detailed due diligence, negotiated hard, taken risks, continued to take risks, been at...

Yes I have. Tata. :cool:

"a" property ?? So, in the real world, you're not exactly in the best position to comment at all. In fact, you've stepped onto the first rung of the property ladder and then jumped off. I'd suggest you're in absolutely no position to be advising or putting pressure on the Govt over...

hobo-jo, I suspect your very polished arguing skills (over many years now) are still missing two vital but linked factors. These factors dictate that you will always win the moral argument you put forward in cyberspace, but always lose out in the real world ; They are ; 1. Out in the...

Turn it up - you take the most simplest of things and twist and contort it into a Mensa puzzle with your inane questions. With nearly 6,000 posts on the forum.....you would of thought you'd be asking some decent questions by now....alas, same standard as Day 1.

....but what about the support for the poorer members of our community. How are you going to help them ??