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Dear Anthony Albanese, Sussan Ley, David Littleproud and Larissa Waters, please get on with it now, do the best you can and, for Australia’s future, don’t stuff it up.

Kevin Skinner, Lauderdale, Tas

Larissa Waters, please keep attacking Jews and Israel. It will assure the ultimate collapse of the Greens in the Senate.

George Fishman, Vaucluse, NSW

Let’s hope Larissa Waters, the new Greens leader, is like oil on turbulent waters. Oh, sorry, they don’t like oil.

Matthew Forrest, Red Hill, Qld

Thanks to Anthony Albanese and the Labor Party, now all taxpayers are paying even more money for entitled, extremist University of Sydney students to insult, denigrate and humiliate Jewish Australians.

GM Seabrook, Leasingham, SA

The Prime Minister has told the Indonesian President: we’ve got your back. OK, Albo, who has ours?

Janene Ford, Bli Bli, Qld

Only Labor could introduce a capital gains tax that requires tax to be paid on a capital loss.

Tim Trotter, Brisbane

Taxing excessive gains in super at 30 per cent is enough. This puts it on a par with corporate taxation.

Jules Gauthier, Killara, NSW

You don’t have to have a $3m super fund to know that being taxed on something you haven’t got is ridiculous. How can any sane person think this is OK?

Case Smit, Noosaville, Qld

Lately the chant “From the river to the sea” appears to be changing to “From the River Jordan to the Mediterranean Sea”. This is an excellent example of the value of rote learning techniques – most of the protesters wouldn’t have a clue which river or which sea.

Terry Birchley, Bundaberg, Qld

Move over, Adam Bandt, as a leading danger man in politics. Make way for Chris Bowen.

Malcolm Hillman, Mt Ommaney, Qld

The Greens declare the left-wing party will always call out genocide and atrocities. There are many waiting to hear. Chinese Uighurs rotting in forced labour camps or Christians slaughtered in Nigeria, to name a few.

Tim Abrams, Beecroft, NSW

Nothing points to the difference between US and Australian politics more than Donald Trump’s wish to accept a $US400m flying palace jumbo jet and Barry O’Farrell being forced to resign as NSW premier for accepting a bottle of wine.

Ken Baker, Cedar Pocket, Qld