The Acting Prime Minister, Michael McCormack's continued attempts to compare the violent attack on democracy on the US Capitol with the Black Lives Movement is offensive, wrong and must be withdrawn. The Acting Prime Minister has referred to the Black Lives Matters movement as 'race riots', demonstrating an unwillingness to understand the aims of BLM to end racially motivated violence and racial injustice.
Read MoreThe Morrison Government's infrastructure credibility has taken another hit today, with Paul Fletcher returning to the Urban Infrastructure and Cities portfolio just three years after he ticked off the purchase of the Leppington Triangle. Speaking at the National Press Club in September, Minister Fletcher admitted he received a briefing on the acquisition of the Leppington Triangle...
Read MoreAlex Hawke, Australia's first dedicated Immigration Minister in over 12 months, has a long list of issues to fix this Christmas in the immigration portfolio.
Read MoreAccording the latest report from Infrastructure Australia on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Australians risk a future stuck in traffic unless the Morrison Government acts to cut congestion in our cities and suburbs. The report highlights that car dependency has increased while patronage on public transport has declined in our cities and suburbs, warning that to avoid further congestion problems on our roads "safe and trusted alternatives...
Read MoreLabor's inaugural Multicultural Statement, launched today highlights the missed opportunities that are holding back multicultural communities in Australia. Multicultural communities are being left behind by a failure to address significant job and income losses affecting culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Read MoreThe Acting Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, Alan Tudge has been caught out using Google Translate on important public health information on COVID-19. The Department of Home Affairs has admitted that they use Google Translate service to translate menu and navigation tiles on the COVID19 in-language website.
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