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Friday, 16 October 2026

Ministers Conroy and Ayres discussed naval drones/Fiji, Pacific border security, HMAS Leeuwin/camera, Greens/Ukraine, EU FTA and Chinese windows/tariffs at a press conference.[Full Text]
Treasurer Chalmers discussed Budget, housing market, Middle East/economy, tax and PRRT in a podcast.[Full Text]
Minister Gallagher discussed APS pay offer, health insurance/age and trusts/tax on ABC Canberra.[Full Text]
Matt Canavan issued a commentary on an assessment of the risk of imported pineapples from India and Indonesia.[Full Text]
The NFF called on parties to oppose the EU trade deal.[Full Text]
Chinese Ambassador Liu discussed 'Shifting Gears for Steady Progress in China-Australia Trade and Economic Cooperation' in a speech.[Full Text]
The MDBA issued a weekly report.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Chester issued 'Cut excise, cut profits to organised crime'.[Full Text]
ON said Labor's Digital Duty of Care Bill threatens free speech.[Full Text]
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