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A major speech from the Prime Minister, expanded financial crime reforms, a snap election in Tasmania, and billions in clean energy and infrastructure investment, this week saw significant developments across policy and politics. Catch up on the key updates shaping the national agenda in our latest Weekly Wrap Up.
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.
SA Budget Insights 2025-26
South Australia’s final Budget before the 2026 election avoids the usual pre-election fanfare, instead reinforcing Labor’s priorities on health and policing. With few surprises and a slim surplus, Treasurer Stephen Mullighan cast it as a steady platform for re-election, emphasising progress made and caution on future infrastructure commitments.
Weekly Wrap Up
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.
Subscribe to the GRACosway mailing list to get regular political and policy updates.
Latest Updates
Weekly Wrap Up
A major speech from the Prime Minister, expanded financial crime reforms, a snap election in Tasmania, and billions in clean energy and infrastructure investment, this week saw significant developments across policy and politics. Catch up on the key updates shaping the national agenda in our latest Weekly Wrap Up.
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.
SA Budget Insights 2025-26
South Australia’s final Budget before the 2026 election avoids the usual pre-election fanfare, instead reinforcing Labor’s priorities on health and policing. With few surprises and a slim surplus, Treasurer Stephen Mullighan cast it as a steady platform for re-election, emphasising progress made and caution on future infrastructure commitments.
Weekly Wrap Up
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.