But there was, basically, nothing in the Budget for the hard-working young couple who came up to me on ANZAC Day at Stockade Hill in Howick the other day. They were a teacher and a nurse, and they said to me, "Chris, we've got good jobs on average incomes, we're really good with our money, and we're trying really hard to save for a deposit for a house." But because of rising rents, because of the rising costs on everything, they can't get ahead, and they can't get that deposit together. And then they started to say to me, "We think there might be more opportunity for us if we move to Queensland." And I thought that is a tragedy that young people don't think that this is a country where there's opportunity for them and that they can get ahead. And they are what we call the squeezed middle, because the Government doesn't care about them. They earn too much to get formal Government help and support, but they don't earn enough to deal with the cost of living crisis, the rising mortgage payments, the rising rents, the rising food, and the rising petrol prices. 