National Cabinet announcement falls short for councils
ALGA has vowed to put demands for full voting membership on the agenda of its first National Cabinet meeting.
20 June, 2022ALGA has vowed to put demands for full voting membership on the agenda of its first National Cabinet meeting.
20 June, 2022Labor will establish a Royal Commission into the robodebt debacle if it wins office at the upcoming federal election.
2 May, 2022Labor has promised a $10 billion social housing splurge in its reply to the federal budget.
14 May, 2021A Labor government would bring councils onto National Cabinet.
10 March, 2021Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
1 February, 2021Labor says investment in nation-building infrastructure is needed to resurrect the national economy.
11 May, 2020Federal government departments will be reduced from 18 to 14, with several departments to merge.
5 December, 2019The federal government is reviewing its controversial automated welfare debt collection system.
19 November, 2019Accusations of racism and snobbery.
9 May, 2017One in five letters wrong.
6 January, 2017Welfare, Medicare & Broadband key fronts
25 July, 2016Oops, no-jurisdiction.
14 June, 2016Pedalling promises a plenty.
2 June, 2016By Paul Hemsley Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has made an ambitious bid to get Labor’s trailing electoral fortunes back on track on the East Coast by pitching the big-picture infrastructure vision of High Speed Rail against Tony Abbott’s smaller target Paid Parental Leave scheme as a better use of taxpayers money. Mr Rudd yesterday committed […]
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