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‎If you thought your work expenses were getting out of hand, wait until you hear what our politicians are charging to the national credit card. Good day, I'm Kirra, and before we dive into this absolute ripper of a political spending spree, smash that subscribe button and hit the bell icon because trust me, you'll want notifications on for the chaos that is Australian politics right now.
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‎So picture this. You're scrolling through your morning news, sipping your flat white, and boom. Communications Minister Anika Wells' travel expenses pop up like a bad internet bill you forgot to cancel. Nine thousand dollars for three AFL grand finals. Four thousand for cricket events. Three thousand for a ski trip. One hundred thousand dollars for flights to New York. And twenty-seven thousand for jaunts to Paris and Switzerland. At this point, I'm wondering if she's running communications or auditioning for The Amazing Race: Parliamentary Edition.
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‎Now, Sunrise host Natalie Barr wasn't having any of it. She sat down with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday morning and absolutely grilled him harder than a sausage at a Bunnings barbecue. And honestly, the Prime Minister's defence was something special. When pressed about Wells and two staff members racking up nearly one hundred thousand dollars for a two-day trip to New York, Albanese hit back with what might be the most relatable thing a politician has ever said, quote, "a trip to New York for two days is work, that's not fun." Right. Because nothing says brutal work conditions quite like the Big Apple for forty-eight hours on the taxpayer's dime.
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‎But here's where it gets properly wild. Albanese then casually dropped that his own trip to Washington to meet President Donald Trump earlier this year cost taxpayers more than one hundred thousand dollars. Let me repeat that. Over one hundred thousand dollars. For one trip. To shake hands with Trump. That's not a diplomatic mission, that's basically buying a luxury sedan and driving it straight into the Potomac River.
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‎Now look, international diplomacy isn't cheap. Nobody expects the Prime Minister to rock up to the White House on a Jetstar red-eye with a Vegemite sandwich in his carry-on. But when your Communications Minister is treating the Australian budget like a Frequent Flyer points bonanza and your defence is essentially "yeah well mine cost even more," you've got to wonder if anyone's actually checking the receipts anymore.
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‎Here's the thing that's really getting Australians fired up. These aren't isolated incidents. This is happening while regular people are choosing between paying rent and buying groceries. While families are cancelling their own holidays because petrol costs more than liquid gold. The optics aren't just bad, they're catastrophic. It's like watching someone complain about their diet while eating a three-tier cake.

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