Off the land Ep6 Broken Promises – When “My Word is My Bond” Turns Out to Be a Lie

Albanese promised dozens of times – “My word is my bond” – that negative gearing and capital gains tax changes were off the table. Then the budget hit. In this episode I break down what the changes really mean for renters, young buyers, mum & dad investors, and why this could lead to corporate-owned housing ghettos. Plus a roundup of other broken promises on power bills, immigration, transparency and more. Honest chat from rural Australia.Drop your thoughts below – what should we talk about next? Like & share if you’re sick of the lies!These are the links to the camera and audio gear used to make this videoDji Osmo Action 5 Prohttps://amzn.to/4ufCFM8Canon EOS R10https://amzn.to/4uoc5RkDJI mini mic 2https://amzn.to/494nCwMSurge protected power boards with usb abd usbc portshttps://amzn.to/4djXO2cThis link is to my new Everyday carry, EDC, Permanent matchhttps://amzn.to/4diWAUOAlbanese broken promises, my word is my bond, capital gains tax changes 2026, negative gearing reform, CGT discount cut, Labor budget reaction, Australian housing crisis, rental prices increase, generational equity, Anthony Albanese lies, power bills $275 promise, ISIS brides Australia, Anika Wells travel rorting, immigration Australia 2026, Off the Land with Rob, rural Australia podcast, politics Australia, vote below the line, mum and dad investors, Blackrock property Australia