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Thursday, 30 July 2026

The PM discussed fuel excise, Closing the Gap report, Australian arrested in Syria, foreign fighters/ON, Melbourne rail project and Victorian Labor on ABC24.[Full Text]
Minister McCarthy discussed the PC Closing the Gap report and NT/child protection on ABC24.[Full Text]
Minister McCarthy discussed those topics on RN.[Full Text]
Ministers McCarthy and Walsh said the PC report found preschool targets are being met.[Full Text]
Ministers McCarthy, Plibersek, and Kearney issued information on a Safe on Country Fund.[Full Text]
ACMA commenced proceedings against Optus in relation to the September 2025 outage.[Full Text]
Minister Wells issued a commentary.[Full Text]
Minister Wells welcomed the eSafety's decision to seek a penalty against Telegram for failing to remove pro-terror material.[Full Text]
The ATA issued information from its evidence to today's productivity inquiry hearing (see First Edition).[Full Text]
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