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Day 16 cont 🏡🏠🏚️🏚️🏡🏡🏠🏠🏡

“One is left to wonder, why do parties of both major #political persuasions keep doing things which they know will put upward pressure on #house #prices, and thus exacerbate the #problem they say they are trying to solve?

It’s hard to avoid the conclusion that the reason is that they know there are only about 110,000 people who each year succeed in becoming first home buyers. And even if you assume that for every one who does, there are five or six who don’t, that’s still only 700,000 or so votes, tops, for policies that might restrain the rate of house price inflation or halt it altogether.

Politicians also know that at any point in time there are more than 11 million voters who own their own homes, and more than 2.25 million who own at least one investment property. The last thing those 11 million to 13 million voters want is anything that might restrain – let alone halt – the rate of property price #inflation.” — #SaulEslake

#AusPol / #OpEd / #housing / #Australia / #LNP / #Liberal / #Nationals / #Labor <theguardian.com/commentisfree/>

The Guardian · The housing policies of both major parties are bad for Australia’s aspiring homebuyersBy Guardian staff reporter
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Peter Nimmo

Well, duh...
"National Car Parks, which runs 800 car parking sites across the #UK, is considering removing QR codes from its signage".
At one point, I thought of creating one for my #church notice board, but decided against when alerted to the gaping security #problem!
#CarParks
#crime
#qrcodes odes
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq6yzn

A parking meter with accompanying signage featuring a prominent QR code. The background, of a car park, is blurred.
BBC NewsOrganised crime gangs behind rise in QR 'quishing' scamsThousands of scams linked to fraudulent QR codes have been reported since 2019, the BBC finds.
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İviira9

here again they sent an invitation to participate in an exhibition. exhibition in Monaco. everything is great. participation fee is 1200 euros.. look: I am not selling here, sending work to such an exhibition and paying for delivery for me is crazy money! #Problem

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