The Australian Citizens Party (ACP) today urged all Australians to participate in the Senate inquiry into the new Reserve Bank Reforms bill, so that the major political parties don’t get away with sweeping one of the biggest political issues of all time under the carpet.
The Big Four bank CEOs would have been extremely unhappy on Friday as they monitored the Canberra hearing of the Senate inquiry into bank closures in regional Australia.
What they heard in that hearing is literally their worst nightmare: strong advocacy for a government-owned bank, operating through post offices, to force the Big Four to truly compete.
The Australian Citizens Party (ACP) is taking the fight against power- and profit-hungry banks to Parliament today, spending the week speaking with politicians about two crucial issues:
Unless the Australian people stop them, the Treasurer and Shadow Treasurer look set to elevate unelected central bankers above the authority of the elected government—enshrining a bankers’ dictatorship with no democratic protections against ideological monetary policies that crush the people but enrich the banks.
Former Australian prime minister Scott Morrison is jet-setting around the world in business class and private jets to stoke tensions in geopolitical hotspots.
His latest junket was to Israel on 4-5 November with fellow has-been Boris Johnson, where he voiced strong opposition to calls for a ceasefire to the bombing campaign that has killed thousands of children in Gaza.
The Senate is holding a quick inquiry into the 8 November Optus outage, which caused financial, economic and social chaos right across Australia.
The Australian Citizens Party urges all concerned Australians to take the opportunity to send Parliament the loudest message it has ever heard.
