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15 statements in the last 7 days · topic: Energy
Here is our request to the Prime Minister for equal staffing in proportion to what the Greens have. The Prime…
“Meaningful solutions start with a fundamental shift in power. Solutions made by youth for the issues youth fa…
“Meaningful solutions start with a fundamental shift in power. Solutions made by youth for the issues youth fa…
The Prime Minister is a serial liar. He lied to Australians about Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing to…
Australians are having to choose between food and soap or toothpaste. We can do better than this as a country…
A growing number of Australians want to see AI regulated and have concerns about data centres, especially when…
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has sensationally pulled out of Senate Estimates today, despite b…
Labor’s addiction to spending is driving up the cost of everything. Households are having to tighten their be…
The Greens are trying to force higher taxes onto Australia’s resource sector and I have to ask: how much is en…
These questions relate to the GenCost 2025–26 consultation draft, a collaborative report used to estimate the…
Labor’s Digital Duty of Care bill forms part of an ongoing tantrum put on - jointly - by the Uniparty and medi…
Not enough. They should be using rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannons. https://t.co/BpLiYASgJG
Malcolm Turnbull is right. Australia should be opening markets and building partnerships. Yet the Coalition wa…
The Coalition printed ‘Back in Black’ mugs but never delivered a surplus. In parliament, Michael McCormack o…
Labor spends more, taxes more and delivers less. The Coalition will cut $31 billion in waste and help Australi…