Tom Smith knows how important free TAFE is for regional towns - training the next tradies to build the houses we live in, and nurses to look after us when we are sick.
97% of Australians now live 20 minutes drive from a fully bulk-billed GP clinic, after Labor tripled incentives to GPs.
Pauline Hanson called that a “reckless bribe” - I call it protecting Medicare.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.
Thank you to the Hervey Bay RSL for welcoming me to their Remembrance Day service today.
And thank you to those who’ve given their lives and their service to our country.
One Nation’s voting record doesn’t lie.
Over the last 5 years Pauline Hanson and the Liberals have voted against every step Labor has taken to give working people a fair go.
Qlders deserve to know what kind of change One Nation would offer.
Today I’ve started a three day road trip from Brisbane to Rocky, listening to Qlders and sharing what I see in the Senate, where One Nation always votes with the Liberals to make workers’ lives harder.
Papua New Guinea is our closest neighbour and we share a history forged by the horrors of war.
Last week I had the privilege of visiting the Kokoda Track and seeing the difference our investment is making to somewhere our shared stories were made.
Liberal Party members in South Australia just elected this guy as their President.
Every day, the Liberals tie themselves closer to One Nation.
Because the Liberals can’t govern without One Nation.
And One Nation can’t govern without the Liberals.
Pauline Hanson complains about kids in poverty, but votes to cut their parents’ pay.
She complains abt medicine costs, but votes to make them cost more.
She complains abt power prices, but wants expensive nuclear power.
Pauline Hanson complains a lot, but would make things worse.
Policies like cutting pay for workers? I’m sure you guys have a lot in common.
One Nation talks about fighting for battlers but they’re funded by billionaires and oppose every wage rise Labor has delivered.
Dejan and Stacey at the Australian National University are researching how to design wind farms without impacting the gang-gang cockatoo and other species. Great stuff and a great step forward for Australia’s precious environment.
This World Environment Day, that’s what we’re doing, by backing world-leading research projects to help us deliver a net zero future that protects Australia’s unique biodiversity for generations to come.