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What PM and Giles didn't tell Aussies about skills today

Today a career politician, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and a career staffer and union lawyer, Skills Minister Andrew Giles, tried to talk up their credentials on skills and apprentices....

31 January 2025

Amanda Ivaneza standing up for Cunningham

HR executive Amanda Ivaneza has been endorsed as the Liberal Candidate for Cunningham.

31 January 2025

Albanese worst PM for business on record

The official ASIC insolvency data shows there have been more than 27,000 business insolvencies since the Albanese Government was elected and confirmed the December 2024 quarter was the worst...

27 January 2025

Announcement as Shadow Minister for Communications

Today, Melissa McIntosh has been appointed by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton to Shadow Cabinet as the Shadow Minister for Communications, and Shadow Minister for Western Sydney.

25 January 2025

$45 Million Roads Package for the Shoalhaven

After almost three wasted years of Labor inaction and delays, an elected Coalition Government will ensure delivery of a $45 million package of upgrades for Shoalhaven roads, including fixing...

23 January 2025

Labor's Free TAFE policy has no mates, builders and business against

Labor's election pledge to make Free TAFE permanent does not have the support of those closest to the skills crisis.

20 January 2025

Gisele Kapterian will contest Bradfield for the Liberal Party

19 January 2025

It Has Never Been Harder or More Expensive to See a Doctor in Mackellar

The findings of the 2025 Cleanbill Blue Report released yesterday are damning - Under the Albanese Labor Government, bulk billing is going backwards as out-of-pocket healthcare costs are goi...

14 January 2025

Coalition Commits $7.5 Million to Boost Crime Stoppers

A Dutton Coalition Government will provide $7.5 million over three years in additional funding to Crime Stoppers.

13 January 2025

Visit to the Central Coast Volunteer Rescue Association

Residents in the flood prone areas of Tuggerah Lake, Wyong River, and nearby low-lying suburbs have faced repeated devastation, with homes, businesses, and livelihoods under constant threat.

13 January 2025