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WALLY BENCIC retweeted
Sydney’s 14 day forecast for the start of November 2026 doesn’t a single day over 30°C .
Back in 1867, Sydney had 7 days over 30°C in November.
But then, 1867 was very bad year for "global warming".
The hottest ever 24 October in Sydney occurred back in 1867, when the temperature hit 36.7°C.
Yet climate alarmist Hannah thinks a recorded temperature of 24°C on 24th Oct in 2026 evidence of “climate change”.
Further, back in 1867 temperatures were recorded on the south side of the Observatory, whereas today they are recorded on the warmer north side of the Observatory, where temperatures can read several degrees hotter.
Not to mention the urban heat island effect on a temperature gauge in the middle of a modern city in 2026 compared with 1867.
The truth is, the climate has changed — we no longer get the extreme heat that previous generations endured.
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
Few examples of the hypocrisy of this pathetic little person.
He is everything he accuses others of being.
This is why Albanese hates social media.
Every comment and horrible legacy is available to expose him and the Labor party.
He conned/lied his way into the Lodge and now we are all paying the price.
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
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We voted NO in a democratic referendum. Not one cent of taxpayer money should have been spent implementing a concept Australians vehemently oppose
But not to worry, we’ll fix it for you David at the ballot box. We are going to remove every Labor, Greens, Teal MP from Parliament - and then we’re going to retire them permanently from every single Council…
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
CHRIS BOWEN PROMISED HIS BATTERY REBATE WOULD COST $2.3 BILLION. IT'S NOW $7.2 BILLION, AND POWER PRICES ROSE 12.8% IN A YEAR.
This week the Energy Minister posted that scrapping his Cheaper Home Batteries Program is "anti-suburbs, anti-regions" and blamed the Coalition's "denial and delay".
So I checked his promises.
The promise.
In April 2025 Labor said $2.3 billion would deliver over one million batteries by 2030, saving a solar home up to $1,100 a year.
The cost.
By December the money was running out because people were buying super-sized batteries. Bowen tipped in nearly $5 billion more. It's now about $7.2 billion over four years, three times the promise.
The safety.
The Clean Energy Regulator inspected 1,278 installs and found 60.8% substandard, mostly labelling, and 1.2% unsafe.
The suburbs.
Researchers found the richest city postcodes with high solar got 912 more batteries each than middle-income postcodes. Renters who don't own the roof miss out.
The bills.
Electricity prices rose 12.8% in the year to September as Commonwealth bill rebates ran out. This is the government that promised a $275 cut by 2025.
The grid.
AEMO's latest plan has the grid at 75% renewables by 2030 if delivery stays constrained, short of Labor's 82% target.
Same standard.
Bowen counts 22 failed Coalition energy policies. Snowy 2.0 was announced by the Coalition in 2017 at $2 billion. It's now on Bowen's watch, at $22.2 billion, finishing late 2029. And the Coalition wants to scrap the battery rebate without saying what it would offer instead.
In fairness, more than 500,000 batteries are now installed, the unsafe problems were in the installs not the batteries, and stored solar can ease peak demand for everyone.
But a rebate that tripled in cost while bills rose 12.8% isn't a win. Bowen, publish what it's actually saved households.
Same standard, every side.
Cold Hard Facts. Corrected when wrong. No misinformation.
What's your thoughts…?
Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺
Sources:
Chris Bowen, social media post, Oct 2026; ALP, Labor to deliver one million energy bill busting batteries, 6 Apr 2025 (alp.org.au); RenewEconomy, Another $5 billion tipped into Cheaper Home Batteries, 13 Dec 2025; Clean Energy Regulator inspections, Jul 2025 to Apr 2026, via The Conversation (SBS), 19 Apr 2026; Longden and Das, working paper, via The Conversation (Yahoo News), 11 May 2026; ABS Monthly CPI, Sep 2026, via Savings.com.au, 28 Oct 2026; AEMO, 2026 Integrated System Plan, via RenewEconomy, 25 Jun 2026; Snowy Hydro cost reassessment, via ESD News, 23 Oct 2026; Energy-Storage.news, Program passes 500,000 installations; The Driven, 28 Oct 2026. Cost multiple: author's calculation.
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
The radicalisation continues on Melbournes streets
And no one is stopping it!
On 11 October 2026, protesters in the streets of Melbourne chanted “Long live the intifada” to mark the third anniversary of the 7 October attacks.
Intifada means “violent uprising.” Mobs chanted for a violent uprising on Australian streets, and no one stopped them. Meanwhile, AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett continues to emphasise that radicalisation primarily happens online, and that Islamist terrorism has nothing to do with Islam.
Does anyone seriously expect Commissioner Bell’s inquiry to examine the radical green-red alliances behind these street-level demonstrations
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
Snowy 2.0 still has a place as batteries reshape Australia's power grid abc.net.au/news/2026-10-31/s…
FFS just built nuclear plants and be done with it!
Oh and BTW, the projected cost is over $40 BILLION, not $25B
You always forget the associated infrastructure, like transmission, don't you?
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
We just have to sit back and watch karma hit @AlboMP & this @AustralianLabor for bringing this rape culture into our beautiful country! It won't be a pleasant sight!!
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
📰 Today's The Australian: Victorian taxpayers foot $6 million bill after Labor secretly wipes Pride Centre debt
In an extraordinary pre-election decision, the Victorian Labor Government has forgiven a reported $6 million loan owed by the Victorian Pride Centre in St Kilda, leaving taxpayers to absorb the cost.
The decision, revealed only after questions from The Australian, raises serious questions about transparency, accountability and the use of public money.
The Pride Centre, opened by former Premier Daniel Andrews in 2021, has been struggling financially, recording substantial operating losses and rising staffing costs. Yet the government has chosen to write off its debt and provide further financial support.
Why was this decision made behind closed doors? Why was the public not informed? And what scrutiny was applied before taxpayers were committed to another multimillion-dollar bailout?
With a state election just four weeks away, Victorians deserve answers.
Public money demands public accountability.
Read Damon Johnston's report in today's The Australian: theaustralian.com.au/nation/…
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
As soon as I heard refused bail I knew he was white . People are weak and docile to what’s going on in this country. As soon as I hear of a home invasion with a machete from an intruder who was on bail I celebrate another one nation voting household 👌🏻
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
The European Union...2020s.
Russia invading Ukraine--- Bad
Africa invading rest of Europe --Good.
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
Commentary | Anthony Albanese has misled the parliament over his defence of a $6m grant to his local golf club, and there will not be any formal repercussions. Read the ful comment: bit.ly/4ikLzE2
WALLY BENCIC retweeted
Labor and Liberal are all on the same team.
No one should be surprised. Traitors.
Liberal leader Angus Taylor and MP Andrew Hastie have sparked anger by failing to vote against Labor's Digital Duty of Care bill, despite previously warning it would result in "1984 levels of censorship".
"Spineless"
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