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On 25 March, the Australian government will deliver the 2025-26 federal budget. The following UNSW experts are available for comment on relevant themes. Experts who are available for comment on various federal budget topics Gigi Foster, Professor of Economics, School of Economics, UNSW Business, is available to comment on any aspect of the budget. She can … Continued
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The Liberal Party’s conspicuous silence on nuclear energy in its advertising confirms the policy does not have internal party support, is electoral poison and must be dumped. An analysis of Meta’s advertising library published today in the Nine newspapers reveals the Liberal Party has not used the word “nuclear” in any of its 24 paid … Continued
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Dozens of local teachers will join NSW Teachers Federation President Henry Rajendra at Hastings Secondary College today to rally against potential cuts to the historic $4.8 billion education funding agreement if there is a change of government. EVENT DETAILS WHAT: Main media event with Henry Rajendra meeting local teachers WHEN: 12:55pm, Friday 21 March 2025 … Continued
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Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) notes that Australian Bureau of Statistics’ population report shows a fall in the population growth rate from 2.54 percent to 1.8 percent per annum over the year to 30 September 2024, but notes it is still well above the OECD average (0.523% in 2023). SPA Spokesperson Michael Bayliss says that additions … Continued
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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s address to the Lowy Institute in Sydney was disrupted by anti-nuclear protesters, an incident that underscores the urgent need for a rational, evidence-based debate on Australia’s energy future. Nuclear for Australia condemns the use of fear-driven tactics and calls for a mature conversation grounded in facts, not emotion. The interruption of Mr. … Continued
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Nuclear for Australia has announced that over 100,000 Australians have now signed a petition calling for the legalisation of nuclear power, marking a significant shift in public sentiment toward evidence-based energy policy. This milestone reflects growing frustration with Australia’s outdated prohibition on nuclear energy while countries worldwide embrace it as a clean, reliable power source. … Continued
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Thursday, 20 March 2025 Human rights legislation a path to fairness and justice The Law Society of NSW welcomes the indication by the Attorney General for NSW that his Government will ‘engage in good faith’ on a forthcoming private members bill to enact human rights legislation. President of the Law Society Jennifer Ball said the … Continued
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SYDNEY, Thursday 20 March – Protesters from Rising Tide have today shut down Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor’s press conference in Sydney today Shaun Murray from Rising Tide posed the question to Mr Taylor “Why are you asking taxpayers to fund nuclear power, when it’s going to drive up energy prices?” Zack Schofield then commented “Mr Taylor, … Continued
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SYDNEY, Thursday 20 March – Protesters from Rising Tide have today interrupted Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s appearance at the Sydney headquarters of the Lowy Institute, brandishing a banner reading “NUCLEAR LIES COST US ALL”. Rising Tide protesters Zack Schofield and Nigel Cox unfurled the banner, asking Mr Dutton “why are you lying to the Australian … Continued
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The Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) stands with Health and Safety Representatives (HSR’s) at Metro Tasmania taking decisive action to protect the safety of bus drivers following an alarming series of robberies and assaults on the public transport network. Effective from the beginning of operations tomorrow, Metro HSR’s have implemented a cease work direction on bus drivers from … Continued
