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Friday, 4 September 2026
Treasurer Chalmers discussed Nepal/Australians, housing market, interest rates, ON, Brisbane 2032 and political issues on ABC24.[Full Text]
Shadow Treasurer Wilson and Independent MP Le discussed housing market, immigration, tobacco regulation and Dolly Parton on Today.[Full Text]
Minister Bowen said EV sales overtook petrol cars for the first time in August.[Full Text]
Matt Canavan said Labor's consultation paper on securing liquid fuels points towards a new fuel carbon tax.[Full Text]
Minister Catherine King addressed an Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Leaders Conference.[Full Text]
DHDA issued a communique from the Health Ministers meeting.[Full Text]
Catholic Health said removing the over 65 health insurance rebate would cost its hospitals up to $415m a year.[Full Text]
The NDISQSC warned unregistered providers over NDIS Code of Conduct compliance.[Full Text]
Shadow Treasurer Wilson said Treasurer Chalmers is talking down the economy.[Full Text]
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