Three months into the Albanese Labor Government and we can positively say we have hit the ground running and not wasted a day, writes Member for Bean, David Smith.
A group of Australian women and non-binary people led their grassroots climate campaign into Federal Parliament today with their visual petition, the #everydayclimatecrisis, to etch their voices into history, once and for all.
The ACT’s historical $98.3 million public housing debt continues to burn a hole in the ACT Government’s pocket, but Greens MLA for Brindabella, Jonathan Davis, is hopeful the new Labor Federal Government might finally wipe the slate clean.
House prices will temporarily go up in the the short term as a result of the Liberal-National coalition's proposed housing policy, the superannuation minister concedes.
The federal election campaign took on a family flavour for Mother's Day, but such niceties are likely to be ditched when the prime minister and Labor leader lock horns in their second leaders' debate.
While federal Labor’s suite of housing policies announced last week were applauded by the majority of national property, real estate and housing bodies, Liberal Senator Zed Seselja said Canberrans have been “abandoned” by Labor.
An impending interest rate rise and a new opposition shared equity plan to get thousands of people into homes has intensified the spotlight on property affordability.
Senator Zed Seselja, Liberal Senator for the ACT, argues the failings of the ACT Government demonstrates the type of government one could expect from a Federal Labor-Greens alliance.
