Petition to Express No Confidence in the Government and RBA

The issue

Our family, like many Australians, has been severely impacted by the 13 consecutive interest rate hikes imposed by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). With each increase, coupled with the skyrocketing cost of living, we’ve struggled to make ends meet. It’s baffling why the RBA continues to raise rates when expenses are already soaring, worsening the hardship for countless Australians.

This crisis is not just about statistics; it’s about real people facing mental stress, emotional strain, and significant financial difficulties.

The RBA has acknowledged that inflation is largely due to government spending and price increase by Supermarkets (price gouging) and  artificial increase in construction material driven by CFMEU. If this has been known all along, why are hardworking Australians being forced to endure these struggles when the fault lies with past and present governments? How is it any fair, when things are clear as day.

 

We urge our fellow citizens to hold both the Government and the RBA accountable. We call for a "NO CONFIDENCE" motion in the current Government and the RBA, demanding effective changes to relieve the financial pressure on families like ours.

Our frustration also extends to political parties that prioritize their own interests over the well-being of Australians. In the next elections, voters should:

Support parties with clear, actionable plans and a commitment to delivering results within their first year.
Reject parties that benefit the wealthy or businesses that evade taxes while leaving hardworking Australians to shoulder the burden.

Please sign and share your suggestions for a fairer economy:

  • Free Access to Superannuation: Ensure superannuation funds are fully accessible to individuals without interference from banks or tax authorities.
  • Eliminate Penalty on Early Super Withdrawals: Remove the 20% penalty on early withdrawals from superannuation funds.
  • Tax-Deductible Private School Fees: Allow private school fees to be tax-deductible to ease the financial strain on families and reduce the burden on public schools.
  • Tax Exemption on Home Loan Interest: Provide tax exemptions on interest paid for first home loans, up to $15,000, to assist homeowners.
  • Tax Benefits for New Investments ONLY: Grant tax exemptions to investors only if they invest in new developments or government projects (e.g., public housing). Investments in existing properties should not receive tax benefits.
  • Public Voting on War Funding: Require public voting before allocating funds for wars, as it is our money, and we should have a say in its use.
  • Public Voting on Infrastructure Projects: Implement public voting on infrastructure spending that could drive inflation or lead to economic downturns.
  • Oversight of RBA Decisions: Restrict the RBA’s ability to make independent decisions; it should follow advice from non-partisan economists. Public voting should be required for any rate hikes affecting everyday Australians, especially those with owner-occupier or First Home buyers.
  • Enable loans for Manufacturing Businesses start-ups - there is so much red tape around industries and manufacturing and no support for young entrepreneurs. Manufacturing is a dying industry in Australia
  • Provide  more government funding for small businesses and start ups- make it easy for people to access loan to start a business to create employment
  • Interest free loans for students to study in Universities - without limiting to any particular study stream, all students who want to study in a Australian University or TAFE must be given Interest free loans for up to 5 years 

Please add more policies that you want to see in Australia for us and future generations.  It's time for people to demand their rights as tax payers and economy developers

Sign this petition today to support a fairer economy and demand meaningful change. 

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The issue

Our family, like many Australians, has been severely impacted by the 13 consecutive interest rate hikes imposed by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). With each increase, coupled with the skyrocketing cost of living, we’ve struggled to make ends meet. It’s baffling why the RBA continues to raise rates when expenses are already soaring, worsening the hardship for countless Australians.

This crisis is not just about statistics; it’s about real people facing mental stress, emotional strain, and significant financial difficulties.

The RBA has acknowledged that inflation is largely due to government spending and price increase by Supermarkets (price gouging) and  artificial increase in construction material driven by CFMEU. If this has been known all along, why are hardworking Australians being forced to endure these struggles when the fault lies with past and present governments? How is it any fair, when things are clear as day.

 

We urge our fellow citizens to hold both the Government and the RBA accountable. We call for a "NO CONFIDENCE" motion in the current Government and the RBA, demanding effective changes to relieve the financial pressure on families like ours.

Our frustration also extends to political parties that prioritize their own interests over the well-being of Australians. In the next elections, voters should:

Support parties with clear, actionable plans and a commitment to delivering results within their first year.
Reject parties that benefit the wealthy or businesses that evade taxes while leaving hardworking Australians to shoulder the burden.

Please sign and share your suggestions for a fairer economy:

  • Free Access to Superannuation: Ensure superannuation funds are fully accessible to individuals without interference from banks or tax authorities.
  • Eliminate Penalty on Early Super Withdrawals: Remove the 20% penalty on early withdrawals from superannuation funds.
  • Tax-Deductible Private School Fees: Allow private school fees to be tax-deductible to ease the financial strain on families and reduce the burden on public schools.
  • Tax Exemption on Home Loan Interest: Provide tax exemptions on interest paid for first home loans, up to $15,000, to assist homeowners.
  • Tax Benefits for New Investments ONLY: Grant tax exemptions to investors only if they invest in new developments or government projects (e.g., public housing). Investments in existing properties should not receive tax benefits.
  • Public Voting on War Funding: Require public voting before allocating funds for wars, as it is our money, and we should have a say in its use.
  • Public Voting on Infrastructure Projects: Implement public voting on infrastructure spending that could drive inflation or lead to economic downturns.
  • Oversight of RBA Decisions: Restrict the RBA’s ability to make independent decisions; it should follow advice from non-partisan economists. Public voting should be required for any rate hikes affecting everyday Australians, especially those with owner-occupier or First Home buyers.
  • Enable loans for Manufacturing Businesses start-ups - there is so much red tape around industries and manufacturing and no support for young entrepreneurs. Manufacturing is a dying industry in Australia
  • Provide  more government funding for small businesses and start ups- make it easy for people to access loan to start a business to create employment
  • Interest free loans for students to study in Universities - without limiting to any particular study stream, all students who want to study in a Australian University or TAFE must be given Interest free loans for up to 5 years 

Please add more policies that you want to see in Australia for us and future generations.  It's time for people to demand their rights as tax payers and economy developers

Sign this petition today to support a fairer economy and demand meaningful change. 

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