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Family First’s Upper House candidate for the up-coming South Australian election, Deepa Mathew, says the housing crisis will only be solved if governments take bold action to cut immigration, release more land and increase housing supply so families can get relief from rents now as high as Sydney’s. “The best way to take pressure … Continued
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Key Facts: – Randomised controlled trial run across 160 Australian GP clinics finds people are 15 times more likely to attend a Heart Health Check if prompted by their GP to do so. – Australia’s Medicare-subsidised Heart Health Check is currently voluntary, prompting the Heart Foundation to now advocate for a targeted screening program for … Continued
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Health Minister Mark Butler’s defence of chemicals which castrate gender-confused children only puts more pressure on families worried their kids are being indoctrinated at schools by radical LGBTIQA+ gender fluid ideology. Asked about the New Zealand government becoming the latest to ban the use of puberty blockers on gender confused children, Mr Butler said … Continued
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Family First Upper House candidate Deepa Mathew says South Australian families struggling under the nation’s highest power prices cannot trust the Liberals to provide relief, after the party confirmed it will go to the March 21 election committed to net zero — the most expensive and unreliable form of electricity generation in the world. … Continued
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Family First has warned that the Victorian Government’s proposal to force public disclosure of auction reserve prices risks pushing up housing costs and reducing transparency, leaving young families worse off. Under the plan, real estate agents would be required to publish the reserve price at least seven days before an auction or fixed-date sale. … Continued
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The Super Members Council says the Government should not hand the bill for the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort to 12 million low- and middle-income Australians. The CSLR was created to compensate victims of financial misconduct as a last resort after all other options to recover money had been exhausted. A key design principle was that … Continued
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Regional NSW is no longer a rental affordability escape valve and is now officially less affordable than Sydney with the average rental household spending more than 30% of its income on rent, according to the nation’s most authoritative rental affordability study. The 11th annual National Shelter-SGS Economics and Planning Rental Affordability Index, which … Continued
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There are signs of green shoots with Sydney’s rental affordability marginally improving after years of rapid decline, though the city’s West and South West have deteriorated, according to the nation’s most authoritative rental affordability study. The 11th annual National Shelter-SGS Economics and Planning Rental Affordability Index, which compares rents with incomes, found the average … Continued
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The Albanese Government’s third and largest Housing Australia Future Fund round will be life changing for tens of thousands of Australians by significantly boosting Australia’s social and affordable housing. “Twenty-one thousand new social and affordable homes will transform lives and strengthen communities,” CEO of Australian Community Housing, the national peak body representing more than 100 … Continued
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Australia joins Belém Declaration to transition from fossil fuels; now must fight for COP30 roadmap BELÉM, BRAZIL, Friday 21 November 2025 — In response to the announcement that Australia has joined the Belém Declaration for the Transition Away From Fossil Fuels, Dr Simon Bradshaw, COP31 Lead at Greenpeace Australia Pacific, speaking from Belém said: … Continued
