March, 2011

What We Want – Buyers Strike

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The Home Buyers Strike was launched to warn prospective home owners that now is not the time to enter the [...]

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Trolls swarm ‘Buyers Strike’

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“I warn FHB’s, the agenda of the trolls is to blow one more puff into The Great Australian Land Bubble so they can sell out before the inevitable crash.”

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Home Buyers Strike on Red Symons ABC

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photo credit: patries71 Our campaign made ABC prime time radio at 7.22am this morning. In good humour Red Symons begins [...]

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Buyers Strike finds heavyweight backing

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The first home Buyers Strike announced by tax reform group Prosper Australia last week is being supported by debt-skeptic Steve [...]

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Buyers Strike “Irresponsible”

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“Two secure jobs and a good deposit are no longer enough to buy a home. First home buyers must make a life-long vow of poverty as well. It is irresponsible to expect such a sacrifice,” Collyer said. “Do not underestimate their anger and frustration at being denied land ownership and its civic benefits.”

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Land Prices Outstrip Wages 2 – 1

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Since 1996, residential land prices have raced from 110 per cent of GDP to nearly 220 per cent of GDP. [...]

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Buyers Strike Day 3

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“Thousands of would-be homebuyers have committed themselves to Prosper’s Buyers Strike and are now standing out of the market,” Prosper [...]

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Prosper calls for Buyers Strike

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Sign the GetUp petition Join the Facebook group Tax reform group Prosper Australia today called on first home buyers to [...]

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Land greed drives Arab fury

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Arab cities lack even the basic facilities we take for granted in the West. The royals live alongside. Their giant palaces nestle in irrigated manicured gardens surrounded by high walls and efficient security.

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She’ll be right, mate

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Last Thursday, the Australian Financial Review leaked Treasury forecasts that the revenues lost in the Gillard Government’s back down on the mining tax will exceed $100 billion over the next ten years

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