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By Lyle Shelton, Family First National Director Family First welcomes Barnaby Joyce’s overdue realisation that net zero is a policy disaster. But before he moves his private member’s bill to scrap Australia’s emissions targets, he owes the Australian people an apology. It was Joyce, as Deputy Prime Minister, and his Nationals’ party room … Continued
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After years of devastation, families whose lives have been destroyed by gender ideology are finally being heard. After years of being ignored, The Weekend Australian has courageously exposed the heartbreaking stories of Australian parents whose children were funnelled into experimental medical interventions under the false promise that they could change their sex. Family First … Continued
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Multiple cases of abuse of children in childcare centres underscored the need for parents to be allowed to choose how and where they spend government childcare subsidies, says Family First. Sadly the appalling case of Joshua Dale Brown — charged with over 70 child sexual abuse offences against babies and toddlers while working at … Continued
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Australia’s Race Discrimination Commissioner says a comprehensive national approach to addressing all forms of racism – including antisemitism – will help make Australia a safer place for everyone. Last week, Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism Jillian Segal delivered a report to the Australian Government outlining a range of strategies to address an increase … Continued
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Date: Tuesday, 22 July Time: 5pm Register to view: https://webinars.on24.com/latrobeuni/liberal?partnerref=media By general agreement, the performance of the Liberal Party in the May federal election was the worst in the party’s history. Was the poor performance attributable to mistakes made in the campaign and the quality of the Party’s leadership or do the problems go deeper? Was … Continued
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Victoria’s energy workers and wider population deserve a frank and realistic assessment of the future of state’s energy generation, the Mining and Energy Union has said today. The cancellation of Gippsland Dawn, BlueFloat Energy’s advanced offshore wind project, has raised fresh concerns about Victoria’s energy security against the scheduled closures of coal-fired power stations Yallourn … Continued
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Australians say they want to see crucial payday super reforms start next July as promised, as new analysis shows unpaid super is costing Australians $5.7 billion in lost retirement savings each year. Based on recently released taxation data from the ATO, the analysis by the Super Members Council (SMC) finds the amount of super going … Continued
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The joint venture receives assurances on grid resilience MADRID–BUSINESS WIRE– Today, Alcoa Corporation (NYSE: AA, ASX: AAI) and its joint venture partner, IGNIS Equity Holdings, SL (IGNIS EQT), announced that the restart process of the San Ciprián smelter in Spain will resume. On April 28, Alcoa’s San Ciprián complex was impacted by a widespread power … Continued
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Next week, the chambers of the NSW Parliament will fill with energy, passion and the leadership of young Australians who are shaping the future of their state. 89 motivated young people aged 15 to 18 from across NSW will come together as they take part in the YMCA’s flagship youth leadership program, for Youth Parliament … Continued
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In an Australian first, an ACT Government Parliamentary Committee has recommended that the human right to adequate housing be recognised in ACT law and protected within the Human Rights Act 2004 (ACT). The ACT Legislative Standing Committee on Legal Affairs has released its final report following an Inquiry into the landmark Human Rights … Continued
