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A busy political week saw the PM in China, diplomatic tensions over Taiwan, and a leaked Treasury document spark domestic debate. Plus: the RBA’s surcharge proposal, key legislative priorities returning to Parliament, and major updates across housing, climate, defence, and education. Catch up on what’s making headlines.
Weekly Wrap Up
Prime Minister Albanese promotes sovereignty in the John Curtin Oration and backs regional diplomacy at rugby with Fiji. The RBA holds rates steady, bipartisan childcare reform gains momentum, and the Victorian Anti-Hate Taskforce convenes following synagogue arson. Meanwhile, climate and trade tensions dominate international headlines.
Weekly Wrap Up
Quad talks focused on Indo-Pacific stability, AUKUS was reaffirmed, and Chalmers advanced his economic reform agenda. A Grattan report raised NDIS sustainability concerns, while superannuation indexation gained ACTU support. Meanwhile, Beijing pushed back on the “China threat” narrative amid continued tensions and shifting global defence postures.
Weekly Wrap Up
This week offered a snapshot of evolving political priorities. From Sussan Ley’s Press Club address signalling a Coalition reset, to Daniel Mulino’s call for insurance reform, policymakers are positioning for the term ahead. Climate, cost of living, and trust in institutions continue to shape the national conversation.
Subscribe to the GRACosway mailing list to get regular political and policy updates.
Latest Updates
Weekly Wrap Up
A busy political week saw the PM in China, diplomatic tensions over Taiwan, and a leaked Treasury document spark domestic debate. Plus: the RBA’s surcharge proposal, key legislative priorities returning to Parliament, and major updates across housing, climate, defence, and education. Catch up on what’s making headlines.
Weekly Wrap Up
Prime Minister Albanese promotes sovereignty in the John Curtin Oration and backs regional diplomacy at rugby with Fiji. The RBA holds rates steady, bipartisan childcare reform gains momentum, and the Victorian Anti-Hate Taskforce convenes following synagogue arson. Meanwhile, climate and trade tensions dominate international headlines.
Weekly Wrap Up
Quad talks focused on Indo-Pacific stability, AUKUS was reaffirmed, and Chalmers advanced his economic reform agenda. A Grattan report raised NDIS sustainability concerns, while superannuation indexation gained ACTU support. Meanwhile, Beijing pushed back on the “China threat” narrative amid continued tensions and shifting global defence postures.
Weekly Wrap Up
This week offered a snapshot of evolving political priorities. From Sussan Ley’s Press Club address signalling a Coalition reset, to Daniel Mulino’s call for insurance reform, policymakers are positioning for the term ahead. Climate, cost of living, and trust in institutions continue to shape the national conversation.