Politics

Vote the Majors Out: a People's Assembly and Rally to Support Indepe...

Vote the Majors Out, 12pm 1st February 2025 Sydney Town Hall It's time to build momentum to vote out the major political parties in the upcoming 2...

Advancing a new direction and vision for child protection and out-of...

The Hon. Kate Washington MP, NSW Minister for Families and Communities, launching "Supporting children and families to flourish" The James Martin Inst...

D.A. Race Alert: L.A. Times, Berkeley IGS Poll Finds Hochman With Ma...

Hochman Leads 45% to 20%, as Huge Majority of Voters Have Unfavorable View of Gascon’s Pro-Criminal Policies and Blame Him for Dramatic Increase in C...

GatorPAC Endorses in Michigan Republican Primaries

GatorPAC, a political action committee, has officially announced its endorsement of Michael Markey and Brendan Muir in the upcoming Republican primari...

Respectful Freedom of Speech to Empower People to Shape Society's Fu...

Announcing The People's Vision new social media platform designed to address the challenges of today's digital landscape "Our mission at epei...

Announcing New Australian-Owned and Based Social Media Platform

Redefining How We Talk, Listen, and Decide MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, May 20, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A new Australian-owned and based social...

New Community Action Group in Ku-ring-gai

Members of new community action group gather in Wahroonga Park for their inaugural event Ku-ring-gai residents have formed a community action group to...

Energy savers centre stage in Chalmers budget roadshow

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says low-cost loans for clean energy upgrades are at the heart of his government's cost of living support for middle Australia....

Community views vital in planning power grid: Bowen

Reforms to planning approvals for electricity transmission projects will seek greater consultation amid a near-total redevelopment of the nation's gri...

Greens 'failing the public' on housing fund: Albanese

The prime minister has accused the Greens of hypocrisy as negotiations continue on the $10 billion housing future fund.

Treasurer begins cross-country budget sales pitch

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has embarked on a five-city sales pitch for his budget, as a Newspoll finds 33 per cent of voters think it will be good for the...

New national centre to crack down on scammers

A new $86 million National Anti-Scams Centre will be set up as part of a crackdown on fraud, but consumer groups say more is needed to recoup lost mon...

New multi-million centre to crack down on scammers

A new $86 million National Anti-Scam Centre will be set up as part of a crackdown on fraud.

Housing opponents should 'get out of the way': minister

Minister Julie Collins has urged the Senate's detractors of the government's $10 billion housing fund to get out of the way, amid a crisis in the sect...

Kiwis unsure on Luxon five months out from NZ election

The New Zealand election on October 14 is going to be a tight contest, with the latest opinion poll showing Labour marginally in front of the oppositi...

Report urges penalties for not meeting housing targets

A new Business Council report has called for new housing targets to be tied to population, with penalties for states that fail to meet it.

Chalmers begins cross-country budget sales pitch

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will do a five-city sales pitch blitz on the budget, as debate continues on the best approach to support those on welfare.

Dutton 'scratching around' for ideas with welfare plan

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Labor is already looking at ways to get people into jobs as the opposition calls for people on welfare to be able to do mo...

Chalmers willing for talks with states on housing fund

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he is open to negotiating with state and territory government on possible extensions of funding for housing.

NDIS growth cap not a wind back on spending: Chalmers

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has defended more than $70 billion in savings for the NDIS over the next decade, arguing the scheme's growth needed to be moder...