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Family First NSW Upper House candidate Lyle Shelton today announced that, if elected, he will move for a Parliamentary inquiry into the support of terrorist organisations by Australian Muslim groups and clerics. The inquiry will examine how open advocacy for groups such as Hamas, Hezbollah and Hizb ut-Tahrir has been allowed to flourish in … Continued
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17 October 2025 Diabetes is one of Australia’s most pressing and complex health challenges, affecting more than 1.5 million people and contributing to long-term complications, hospitalisations and premature deaths. The National Medicines Symposium 2025, hosted by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, will explore this issue under the theme ‘Quality use … Continued
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Family First has welcomed the Victorian Liberal Party’s announcement that, if elected, it will join Family First in repealing Labor’s divisive Treaty Bill within its first 100 days of government. “Brad Battin wasn’t so sure a few weeks ago,” said Bernie Finn. “When Peta Credlin asked him point blank if he’d repeal the Treaty, he squibbed. Now, … Continued
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Investment in the UK and Europe by Australian pension funds is projected to more than double over the next decade to over A$660 billion (£323B; €370B), a new report, commissioned by IFM Investors and the Super Members Council and produced by Mandala Partners reveals. The report, Bridging the gap: the opportunity for Australian pension capital … Continued
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eSafety has launched a comprehensive package of new resources to help parents, carers, educators and young people prepare for social media age restrictions due to take effect on 10 December. The new resources explain what is changing, why it matters, and how to support young people through the transition. eSafety will also begin an series … Continued
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The Coroners (Mining and Resources Coroner) Amendment Bill passed through Queensland Parliament today fails to address the root causes of preventable deaths in the mining and resources sector, the Mining and Energy Union said today. MEU Queensland President Mitch Hughes said the legislation establishing the Coroner role was reactive and too narrow. The Mining and … Continued
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Australia’s rising unemployment rate is alarming and placing thousands more households into financial stress, said the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS). “Between August and September a further 34,000 people have become unemployed,” said ACOSS CEO Dr Cassandra Goldie. “This means more people will be forced to rely on the $401 per week Jobseeker Payment, … Continued
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Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan’s quiet backflip on biological males in women’s prisons is proof that sustained pressure from Family First and women’s rights advocates is finally forcing the government to listen. Just a fortnight ago, Ms Allan flatly refused to intervene after it was revealed that a convicted male paedophile, known by the pseudonym … Continued
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B-cycle, Australia’s national battery recycling scheme developed by the Battery Stewardship Council (BSC), says the NSW Government’s decision to open public consultation on draft battery regulations marks a critical step towards safer, more responsible battery use and disposal across the country. The draft regulations, now open for comment under the Product Lifecycle Responsibility Act … Continued
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New report finds Australia is lagging behind when it comes to rent and mortgage stress Homelessness Australia is urging the federal government to do more to tackle crippling housing stress, after the latest Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report found Aussies are spending more of their disposable income on rent and mortgages compared with … Continued
