Sneak election postmortem: 'Progressive' Labor gives 'ignorant' voters another chance

We "capped" the gas price at $12Gj, giving consumers a welcome energy rebate, using free government-money. If Saudi could import oil we could import gas. As per inclusive UN policy, we give awaystrategically market our coal-gas bonanza for the welfare of China and India .

UN enforcersPractically-minded ANU and Greens urged PM, go net-zero 2035. Sensitive to UN priorities, he looked askance at senescent Europe.

Though EU emissions have fallen appreciably, their population growth is stunted. Australia was matching it with Nigeria.

We checked comparatively low-migration US, their noticeable drop in emissions being driven by coal-to-gas switching. But gas has no place in the UN energy-palette, as socially-just nations approach the net-zero rainbow.

Ssh, net-zero's a fallacy, and Australia hasn't really reduced its emissions. It just looks as if we have - factoring in specialised Australia Deductions re land-uses.

The Coalition noticed, our "integrated system" energy plan (ISP) was a hoax. Some imagine, cynical Labor operatives must have planted Dutton's hybrid "nuclear-net-zero" response. No, he irradiated himself.

Jobs and growth:

Jobs, job, jobs. On his sporadic visits from Washington DC back to Canberra ACT, Treasurer activated the crucial Emerson-Weatherill slogan.

He delivered a million new jobs inside three years. Plus gender-equity, five quarters of real wages growth, cheaper services, cost-free government rebates.

This was where populist un-curated (non-ABC-ANU that is) misinformation tried to hurt us.

One racialist agitator told unblinking Liberals, Australia was dismantling itself from within, Liberal seats being stacked with pro-Labor Indian immigrants. Some jibed, the million jobs were government-related jobs for the million migrants. Voters' disposable incomes had crashed, insinuated others, real wages still in freefall.

Wrong, wrong, wrong. Churn-and-change Treasurer had always had the right plan.