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MEDIA ALERT Senator Payman holds WA Small Business Round Table 11am-1pm today, 15 August 2025. Federal Parliamentary Offices, 1 The Esplanade, Perth Senator Fatima Payman is hosting a ‘WA Small Business Round Table’ today, ahead of the government’s own event next week. The meeting, involving a group of representatives from WA small business associations and … Continued
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United States federal, state, local and tribal government can now procure Rimini Street’s ultra-responsive support and advanced security services directly from the U.S. GSA Schedule and immediately achieve up to 90% savings on total software support costs and securely extend the lifespan of software releases LAS VEGAS–BUSINESS WIRE– Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI), a global … Continued
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Victorian Family First upper house candidates Jane Foreman and Bernie Finn have slammed Premier Jacinta Allan for arrogantly dismissing legitimate concerns from parents over the “Respectful Relationships” program and its role in funnelling children towards harmful gender clinics. “The concerned mother is right,” Mrs Foreman said. “The updated Respectful Relationships curriculum is not simply about … Continued
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The Federal Executive of the Family First Party is pleased to announce the formal endorsement of Bernie Finn as a candidate for the Victorian Legislative Council at the upcoming state election in November 2026. Bernie brings a wealth of experience, having served nearly three decades as a Liberal Member of the Victorian Parliament. Throughout his … Continued
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The Federal Executive of the Family First Party is pleased to announce the endorsement of Jane Foreman as a candidate for the Legislative Council (Upper House) in Victoria for next year’s state election. A devoted champion of family, faith, freedom, and life, Jane brings a wealth of leadership experience to her candidacy. She has previously … Continued
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The Family First Federal Executive announced today that Lyle Shelton has been endorsed as the party’s lead upper house candidate for the 2027 New South Wales State Election. Acting early reflects the party’s adherence to former Prime Minister John Howard’s timeless wisdom: “You can’t fatten the pig on market day.” Believing that early preparation is … Continued
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One in four Tasmanian workers are being underpaid their super, representing a loss in retirement savings of $83 million each year, new research has found. An analysis of new ATO data by the Super Members Council (SMC) finds 57,400 Tasmanian workers are being shortchanged an average of $1,450 each year. Over six years, unpaid super … Continued
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Embargo: Monday 11 AugustMedia Release: Wednesday 13 August Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) offers practical policy measures that can slow migration to manageable numbers, ultimately stabilising Australia’s population below 30 million. These are available to read in a brand new report ‘6 Great Immigration Solutions’. This report provides logical and concise rationale in informing better … Continued
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A landmark new report finds new middle and low-income retirees in the middle wealth group have been the biggest beneficiaries of compulsory super, with an extra $11,388 to spend each year on things they need or love like living costs, holidays and making memories with family. SMC analysis also finds without compulsory super, half a … Continued
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Geneva, 12 August 2025 As the final week of the United Nations Global Plastics Treaty negotiations (INC5.2) begins in Geneva, Australian filmmaker and environmental advocate April Howard hopes first-hand stories from the Pacific support the negotiators who are on the front line in this fight to put people over plastic. Howard, co-director of the upcoming … Continued
