Has the treasury achieved what the RBA couldn’t?

Since the presentation of the budget which, by the way, hasn’t been passed until the completion of normal Parliamentary processes, we have heard nothing but negativity from the opposition for opposition sake and the media moguls.

Following the never-ending saga of young people not being able to get into the housing market, interest rates up / interest rates down, and the impacts on inflation it is now time for sympathy for the long vilified older people (boomers) wanting to down-size and get into retirement villages etc, and the impact lowering of house prices with barely a mention of falling inflation which, by the way, seems to be achieving the RBA goal (controlling inflation) .

In light of the world-first highly successful internet ban for teenagers we need to consider the amount of news screen time per person with a declaration if the content is Opinion or News (Perhaps a Minister for opinion/news?) This may achieve a reduction of gambling advertisements without the need for legislation (market forces).