Don't mock One Nation voters.
Just brand their party a disaster.
Chalmers last night: no sneering at Hanson backers, then One Nation is "inexperienced, incompetent and incapable."
Don't mock One Nation voters.
Just brand their party a disaster.
Chalmers last night: no sneering at Hanson backers, then One Nation is "inexperienced, incompetent and incapable."
Henderson lodged the notice today: Digital Duty of Care to a Senate inquiry, report by 24 November.
Wells tables Thursday. Labor wanted a fast pass. They're getting a committee instead.
Gallagher on Labor's APS pay offer: "fair and reasonable ... in a constrained fiscal environment."
The offer: 9% over three years. CPSU wanted 15 and says it falls short.
Constrained for everyone else. Nine percent for Canberra.
@JEChalmers@TheAusInstitute Four and a half years in charge and the new strategy is "acknowledging the pressures people are under".
One Nation voters spotted them without an oration at the Shine Dome.
Labor's gas reservation: flat 20% became "up to 20%". AER can shrink it. The minister can cut an exporter to zero.
AWU: "Santos-sized loopholes." Crossbench gets the briefing tonight.
Albo says he's "not spooked" and his opponents are just fighting over the "fringes".
Same day, the AFR has him rallying nervous Labor MPs over the polls.
Some fringe.
Chalmers, in QT: trusts let people "plan their tax affairs in ways that aren't available to most workers."
Then Labor watered the 30% tax down before parliament. Greens called a Senate inquiry. Won't pass till late 2026.
The workers can wait.
Carroll: "Free dental. Coming to Geelong under a re-elected Labor Government."
Same bloke who says public dental waits already stretch to almost two years.
Free clinic mid-2027. If Labor wins first.
@2worldsPodcast Wells, on who'd decide what counts as "serious harm": "made by me." She only dropped it because the Senate made her. Now Labor's cutting the deal with the Greens, who want it tougher.