There are more and more products in the same brands and with the same price that can be found in both Coles and Woolworths. That gives them more chance to control the market. The government should make laws to prevent them from abusing the market.

VIC is going to charge big COVID levy on big business and landlords. Is it the best solution to repay the debt caused by the pandemic?

When majority of Australian have already waken up to the fact of climate change and want to do something for it, they got slapped on face by some politicians who tried to turn over our climate commitment by saying net zero emission is dead. If we don't remove those deniers from the parliament, we'll never be able to win the war against climate change. Election 2022 will make a united parliament to stick with our promise for a 2050 net zero CO2 emissions plan.

Last month, one of Australia's biggest mining companies called Rio Tinto, blew up some of the most important places to Aboriginal people. It was near the Pilbara region and then decided to expand it's mining base and expanded into what was called the most important cultural place for Indigenous Australians. This was not just blowing up somewhere that was special to people, but it was blowing up hundreds of thousands of years of our history. We need to make new laws that make sure that places like this are protected.

Bush fire has caused significant loss for people of Australia. Due to a dryer climate in the recent years, it becomes more and more likely that a small negligence may cause a big fire. In the last a couple of days, there were nearly a hundred of fire emergencies reported in QLD and NSW at the same time. And many of there are suspected to be caused by accident or even worse, arson. We are calling for a tougher law for fire ban and a better education strategy to prevent further loss.

The level of pollution in the environment is quickly rising. The skies are turning grey and the air is unbreathable, but what are we doing? Nothing. We say that we care about the environments and we say that we are trying to change the future of our planet. But are we really. Are we just convincing ourselves that we are trying to do something even if we aren't. Are we just delaying the oncoming death of our planet because the truth is too horrible to face? We need to make a change now. A lot of people say this, but what difference does it make? You just say " oh ok" and then g about with your daily lives again, tossing rubbish on the ground and filling your car with dangerous and polluting fuels. Now doesn't mean three years later, now means now.

Have you ever heard the government saying that we should help save the environment? But every time they keep on saying that, it just gets worse and worse. That's because people don't listen and they're also getting annoyed. But everyone wants COVID19 to stop, right? Well if we help push saving the environment than we will be able to save all of humanity as well. Botanists and scientists have come up with an idea that we lockdown (protect) 50% of planet earth. The target year is 2030. No littering will only help a bit. The rest is for the air polluting to stop. Once the trees get cut down and the smoke makes the air unable to breathe, that's actually double polluting the air, since trees make the air fresher and if you cut them down, it will make the air quality worse. But, also, the factories create smoke that creates more smoke that pollutes the air even more! If we reduce all of those doings, we will be able to save biodiversity and also be able to save humanity.

Australian government should consider about ways to remove coronavirus totally. Firstly, our neighbour New Zealand has played a good example for us that it is plausible. Secondly, economically, it can be less costly. After the first wave, we thought that was it but it turned out to be wrong. If we don't eliminate the virus, it will always hang on top our economy and block the recovery. In the last and most importantly, it is human lives that we need to save. If we allow it to happen continuously, there will be lives lost. To those who are vulnerable, it is unfair. Yes, eliminating the virus will be costly and tough, but it is possible and the right way for Australia.

We need to have a wider range of debating on the Aboriginal Voice Referendum before govenment push it to the public. People need more time to know better about it before casting their votes.

The recent drama of the fight between social media giant Facebook and Australia government has proved that those profitable company will use every way to gain themselves profit, doesn't matter if it jeopardise the safety and security of the public society. Australia government has set a good example for other countries of the world that they should not be intimated by those greedy global giants.

We must stop the Austria Zentica vaccine from being shipped to Australia. There is a 0.017% chance of a person to get blood clots, which means that if one million people get the vaccination, 170 people will get blood clots. If you times that by 24, then that's how many people get blood clots in total in the whole population of Australia. We cannot risk the lives of people over 50 years old, even if the chance of getting blood clots is lower for them. Therfore, we must not buy more Austra Zentica vaccines and choose Pfizer vaccines instead.

We must find a way to stop heating up the world by using less electricity. If we don't stop, then the human race might just stop to a dead end. Some people want to prevent this from happening, but some people just don't listen! Just because people want to prevent this, do you always have to agree with the side that's against it? This is outrageous. It is vital that we must be aware, otherwise, the world will come to an end just because of us........

Do you know that one of the oldest aboriginal sites just got destroyed? This was caused by a mining company called Rio Tinto. The cause left many traditional owners of Australia devastated by this happening. This probably taught a lesson to Rio Tinto to not mine wherever you want to. Everyone should always ask before they do something. Many aboriginals have been arguing to the government about the destruction of the famous landmark, Juukan Gorge. We should always do something to protect the aboriginal land. They will always be the owners of Australia.

Everyone should stop hoarding toilet paper. These are some very important reasons why.

A Bill passed in the House of Representitives in 2019 is going to ban any cash transactions that is over $10,000 AUD. It is currently under debating in the Senate. This bill is introduced to enforce the law that any transaction should be logged and provided with an invoice. If required, a GST must be collected by the government. Australian small businesses are technically ready to provide such service to any customer that needs to make such a large transaction.

We need federal support of educating high school students to be aware of the toxic culture of sexual misconduct. There are more and more reports about high school students as young as 13-year-old been sexually harassed or assaulted in Australia. The attackers, normally also high school students with same or older age, didn't have the knowledge of how serious the crime they have committed. When those attackers grow into adulthood, they are more likely to keep their misconduct and can commit even more serious sexual crime. Australian federal government should legislate to promote early education in high school to let the youth know the consequence of sexual misconducts and be prepared to protect themselves in sexual attack.

We all know that Global Warming is taking place right now. "We promise that we will do anything that we can to stop global warming" says the Labor Party. But is the Labor doing anything apart from forcing people to take action? Although the you're supposed to force people to stop global warming, that doesn't mean that they should force people to buy extremely expensive items such as alternative fuels and hybrid cars. This is outrageous, as this can effect the community with a lack of money and complaints to the government. Everyone must stop the Labor Party before this gets out of hand...

When coronavirus worries all Australians and drags the economy down, the state and federal government are still just arguing about who is more negligent. Face the truth, they don't have any plan for the docking foreign ships. The federal government is responsible for the border and customs, thus should be responsible for making plans for dealing with the crews. Of course it will need the help from the local government. But first of all, the federal government should have a clear and consistent plan.