Weekly Wrap Up
The Prime Minister’s winning streak continued as Senator Dorinda Cox defected to Labor, boosting the government’s Senate numbers. Meanwhile, Defence and Trade Ministers advanced foreign policy efforts abroad. Domestically, a minimum wage rise, emissions update, and private credit consultations rounded out a week of steady momentum and evolving political dynamics.
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The RBA deepens ties with China, inflation edges down, and the North West Shelf gas extension renews energy transition debate. Bradfield heads to a recount, and Rosehill redevelopment is blocked. Healthscope collapses into receivership, while the Coalition reshuffles its frontbench and foreign investment, defence grants, and major infrastructure moves make headlines.
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Anthony Albanese gains ground as shifting political dynamics and a weakened Opposition create new opportunities for the Government. With Parliament set to return and key reforms on the agenda, from housing and student debt relief to major investments in health and education, the months ahead will be pivotal.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has secured a second term in a decisive victory, with Labor projected to win up to 90 seats. The Coalition suffered heavy losses, while the Greens and Teals lost ground. Leadership contests loom as the political landscape shifts sharply following the 2025 Federal Election.
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This week in Canberra saw key Cabinet changes, with Amanda Rishworth appointed Employment Minister and Tim Ayres joining Cabinet for Industry and Innovation. Leadership shifts occurred in the Liberals and Nationals, while major energy projects gained traction. States prepare for budget announcements and renewed focus on housing and infrastructure.
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As the federal election campaign ramps up, seismic global events are stealing the spotlight. US-China trade tensions have escalated sharply, shaking financial markets and prompting emergency economic talks in Australia. This week’s update explores the global ripple effects and how both major parties are recalibrating their messages ahead of election day.
Weekly Wrap Up
As the federal election campaign ramps up, seismic global events are stealing the spotlight. US-China trade tensions have escalated sharply, shaking financial markets and prompting emergency economic talks in Australia. This week’s update explores the global ripple effects and how both major parties are recalibrating their messages ahead of election day.
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In the first week of the federal election campaign, Labor and the Coalition launched with a flurry of policy pledges focused on cost of living, healthcare, infrastructure and home ownership. Both leaders converged on Western Sydney, signalling its strategic importance. Early polling shows Labor holding a narrow lead over the Coalition.
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Medicare funding dominates policy debates, inflation holds steady, and Australia responds to U.S. tariff threats. Also in focus: Senate estimates revelations, new capital market reforms, and key defence developments. Catch up on the key issues shaping business and government.
NSW Budget 2025-26: Key Portfolio Measures
The 2025–26 NSW Budget delivers major investments across health, education, housing and transport, while bolstering child protection, justice and disaster preparedness. It includes new funding for hospital builds, renewable energy zones, First Nations programs and TAFE infrastructure, with targeted measures to boost housing supply and support vulnerable communities across the state.