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Methane leaks, aged care delays, and foreign policy controversies dominated headlines this week. A long-hidden leak at Santos’s Darwin LNG facility sparked calls for investigation, while over 200,000 Australians remain on home care waiting lists. Meanwhile, Daniel Andrews’ China visit drew criticism, and Parliament prepares for key September events.
Weekly Wrap Up
Australia expelled Iran’s Ambassador after ASIO linked arson attacks on Jewish sites to the IRGC, while Clare O’Neil accelerated the 5 per cent deposit housing scheme to October. Inflation ticked up, ASIC probed banking errors, and the Government scrapped 500 tariffs alongside major energy, housing, and research initiatives.
Weekly Wrap Up
In a pivotal week, the Economic Reform Roundtable set the stage for Australia’s next budgets, with Albanese and Chalmers presenting a united front on productivity, skills and tax reform. Beyond Canberra, major developments spanned ASIC investigations, overseas engagement, housing initiatives and child safety reforms — signalling busy months ahead.
Weekly Wrap Up
This week saw Australia’s recognition of Palestine, progress toward universal childcare, and RBA findings on productivity challenges. Ministers met on trade, defence, and agriculture, while energy, hydrogen, housing, and health infrastructure projects advanced. Policy developments included an EV road user charge and expanded Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme listings.
Subscribe to the GRACosway mailing list to get regular political and policy updates.
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Weekly Wrap Up
Methane leaks, aged care delays, and foreign policy controversies dominated headlines this week. A long-hidden leak at Santos’s Darwin LNG facility sparked calls for investigation, while over 200,000 Australians remain on home care waiting lists. Meanwhile, Daniel Andrews’ China visit drew criticism, and Parliament prepares for key September events.
Weekly Wrap Up
Australia expelled Iran’s Ambassador after ASIO linked arson attacks on Jewish sites to the IRGC, while Clare O’Neil accelerated the 5 per cent deposit housing scheme to October. Inflation ticked up, ASIC probed banking errors, and the Government scrapped 500 tariffs alongside major energy, housing, and research initiatives.
Weekly Wrap Up
In a pivotal week, the Economic Reform Roundtable set the stage for Australia’s next budgets, with Albanese and Chalmers presenting a united front on productivity, skills and tax reform. Beyond Canberra, major developments spanned ASIC investigations, overseas engagement, housing initiatives and child safety reforms — signalling busy months ahead.
Weekly Wrap Up
This week saw Australia’s recognition of Palestine, progress toward universal childcare, and RBA findings on productivity challenges. Ministers met on trade, defence, and agriculture, while energy, hydrogen, housing, and health infrastructure projects advanced. Policy developments included an EV road user charge and expanded Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme listings.