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Albanese Government incompetence likely to force delay to 3G shutdown

Albanese Government incompetence likely to force delay to 3G shutdown

Due to the Albanese Government’s gross incompetence it now appears highly likely that the 3G shutdown will have to be delayed.

29 July 2024
Reshuffle rewards failure with skills and small biz

Reshuffle rewards failure with skills and small biz

Anthony Albanese’s reshuffle fails Australian small businesses and our skills sector. The appointment of Andrew Giles as Minister for Skills and Training is an insult to the training sect...

28 July 2024
Labor must rule out funding attack on religious education in schools

Labor must rule out funding attack on religious education in schools

The Albanese Government must immediately rule out the abolition of tax-deductible donations for religious education in schools.

22 July 2024
Labor ripping off 'Australian Made' Brand

Labor ripping off 'Australian Made' Brand

The Australian Labor Party has been caught using the trademarked ‘Australian Made’ logo for political purposes just weeks after a new national campaign was launched during Australian Made We...

12 July 2024
Keeping Supermarkets in Check

Keeping Supermarkets in Check

The Coalition will stand up for Australian small businesses, farmers, and consumers by delivering stronger penalties for anti-competitive behaviour in the supermarket and hardware sectors.

3 July 2024
6 million families to pay Albanese's double whammy NBN price hikes

6 million families to pay Albanese's double whammy NBN price hikes

Millions of Australians are facing a double whammy of higher internet costs with NBN prices going up again in July. It’s the second price-hike in just eight months since the Albanese Gove...

2 July 2024
Albanese failing to deliver 500 DV workers

Albanese failing to deliver 500 DV workers

The Albanese Government has again failed to meet its targets to deliver the 500 new frontline domestic violence workers it promised at the election.

1 July 2024
Labor's consumer data right backflip leaves small businesses & consumers paying more

Labor's consumer data right backflip leaves small businesses & consumers paying more

Labor’s commitment to greater competition is in tatters after Labor backflipped on a commitment to legislate the next tranche of legislation for the Consumer Data Right this sitting week.

28 June 2024
What is happening to the national cultural policy review?

What is happening to the national cultural policy review?

A nine-month delay in Parliament’s review of the National Cultural Policy suggests that the policy is falling well short of the breathless hype which accompanied it.

25 June 2024
more than 600,000 Australians kept on hold by Centrelink for over an hour

more than 600,000 Australians kept on hold by Centrelink for over an hour

New Services Australia telephony figures tabled at Senate Estimates also reveal that call wait times across a range of categories have continued to worsen.

13 June 2024

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