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On the eve of the ALP National Conference Communications Ministers Michelle Rowland spoke with Eduardo Jordan on some of the essential policy issues that will take the party forward toward the next election. Image: Courtesy 4 EB – Michelle Rowland – Minister for Communications, Jo Pratt – 4 EB Manager, Eduardo Jordan EP …
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Building social and affordable housing using returns from a $10 billion investment seems to be the answer to the skyrocketing rental costs for Labor. Despite the promise of 30,000 social and affordable homes built in its first five years, the proposal is now facing great resistance in the senate. Image: Image: Shutterstock – Jandrie Lombard …
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The federal government has struck a deal with The Greens to get Labor’s key climate legislation across the line. Referred to as the ‘Safeguard Mechanism’, the bill forces the nation’s biggest polluters to reduce their emissions by close to 5 percent each year. Labor says it’s key to Australia’s emissions target of a 43 percent …
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2022 was a momentous year in politics, with many changes demonstrating that Australians are seeking renewal in their Government. The Federal election saw a change in Government and also gave insights into attitudes about the two party system. War in Ukraine, natural disasters and arising cost of living left added to the pressure for the …
Labor’s industrial relations bill has become law after a month of negotiations with independent senator David Pocock, The bill passed the Senate with Pocock’s amendments, despite the Coalition attempts to delay proceedings. It then passed the Lower House on Friday Morning. The bill, which implements the biggest workplace law changes in two decades, was opposed …