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Why I support the Commonwealth Games for the Gold Coast How the Carbon Tax Will Affect You
Glasgow’s turn next world-class venue for major sporting events. Broken promises Soon after the news of the new tax, the NSW
Despite the doubters, the New Delhi We do have existing infrastructure, but Electricity prices up. Water costs up. Car Government, for one, conceded a carbon tax
Commonwealth Games proved an outstanding much more will be needed, particularly registration up. Groceries up. would add short-term a 25 per cent increase in
success. India achieved what many said it couldn’t athlete accommodation. The opportunities in Gold Coasters are being hit from every quarter in electricity prices.
and Australia’s athletes topped the medal tally. construction and associated activities would their daily battle to make ends meet. Millions of Australian households have already
The Commonwealth Games now move to the provide a welcome economic stimulus to a And now the Gillard Government has confirmed been told to expect price increases of more
next phase. community struggling under the policies and we’re all about to take another hit. And it’s all than 60 per cent with some energy market
In four years it will be Glasgow’s turn, and the mismanagement of the long-term Bligh and thanks to Prime Minister Julia Gillard who took commentators predicting residential power bills
city is confident that it already has 80 per cent Labor government. just one month to break her first election promise
could even double over the next five years.
of the required infrastructure, and no concerns After the Games, the Gold Coast would have – a breach of faith that will cost us all dearly.
about having the remainder completed on time. enhanced sporting facilities to benefit the whole Bear in mind Queensland electricity prices have
On August 16, Ms Gillard told the nation: “There
community, as well as additional accommodation already gone up an average of more than 13 per
The Gold Coast’s bid to host the Commonwealth will be no carbon tax under the government I
Games in 2018 is looking increasingly confident, which could be utilised as student accommodation cent in 2010, on top of hefty hikes in our car
lead.” The following week she echoed her resolve:
though there is plenty of negotiating yet to be for our strong education sector. “I rule out a carbon tax,” she told The Australian registration, water bills and food prices.
done. on August 20. And this is before you calculate the extra costs
Expensive, Yes. But Worth It!
No one should be in any doubt that hosting the that will flow on to goods and services as a result.
I declare a bias The sting in the carbon tax tail
I should declare a bias – I am a passionate sports Commonwealth Games will be expensive. Think of how much more a meal in a restaurant
By September 16, Ms Gillard was already
fan and immensely proud of our community. wavering and now she’s made it clear a carbon will cost, the effect on the cost of meat and
What is needed is a clear vision to determine
tax is back on the table, thanks largely thanks to vegetables and countless manufactured
I believe the Gold Coast can host the most what is needed and strong leadership to see it
memorable Commonwealth Games ever. The through. Not only am I confident our athletes her alliance with, and debt to, the Greens. products.
Games will showcase our community to the will again do us proud, the whole Gold Coast A carbon tax means at least one thing for certain It kind of puts Labor’s 2007 promise to bring
world, as well as enhance our reputation as a community will be winners. for the Gold Coast – higher electricity prices. down grocery prices into perspective, doesn’t it?
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producers for the media launch of the upcoming the opening of the Games in November. The stellar group,
Gold Coast Film Festival. The festival will feature 30 chosen from over 10,000 entrants, are Samantha Riley, Nikki
films, an anime showcase and a workshop, ‘Bringing Hudson, Jeff White and Dave Claxton. The Heart Foundation
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