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Monday, 13 May 2019
The PM and Minister Payne discussed housing finance, tax, negative gearing, foreign, defence and Budget policy and political issues at a doorstop. [Full Text]
Bill Shorten, Shadow Treasurer Bowen and others discussed NSW Central Coast projects, housing finance, tax, US/China and Budget policy, a Gladstone worker, Clive Palmer and political issues at a doorstop. [Full Text]
Treasurer Frydenberg discussed political issues, climate, energy and Budget policy and anti-Semitism on Shalom Australia Radio. [Full Text]
Shadow Minister Leigh discussed Budget, negative gearing, tax and housing finance policy and political issues at a media stop. [Full Text]
Minister Tudge discussed Melbourne transport projects, housing finance and parent visa/population policy and political issues on Sky. [Full Text]
Mr Leigh and others discussed a UC sports program for disadvantaged students, housing finance policy and political issues at a doorstop. [Full Text]
Shadows King and Collins committed $8m to a mental health facility near Gold Coast University Hospital. [Full Text]
MENTAL HEALTH / NOT-FOR-PROFIT / JUSTICE
Mental Health Australia said it stands to lose more than $250k after receiving bad advice from the ACT Government Long Service Scheme. [Full Text]
Shadows King and Husic committed $15.3m for a Frankston-Peninsula region Health Solutions Fund. [Full Text]
Research Australia welcomed bipartisan support for $20b capitalisation of the Medical Research Future Fund. [Full Text]
The NPSA issued a letter from Minister Hunt reaffirming support for the PBS and pharmaceutical wholesalers. [Full Text]
EDUCATION / INDIGENOUS / REGIONAL
Minister Scullion committed to $3.6m over two years to the Cathy Freeman Foundation to improve the education of Indigenous students in regional and remote communities. [Full Text]
EDUCATION / RESOURCES / REGIONAL
The Minerals Council welcomed the Coalition's commitment of $30m for CQU School of Mines and Manufacturing. [Full Text]
ACER issued 'Assessment of children as confident and involved learners in Early Childhood Education and Care: Literature review'. [Full Text]
ACER issued 'Buk bilong Pikinini Literacy Program Evaluation'. [Full Text]
Shadow Ministers Cameron and Husic committed to 5,000 fee-free digital and ICT TAFE places. [Full Text]
Mr Husic and the Victorian Minister discussed that commitment at a media stop. [Full Text]
Ministers Cormann and Tudge announced a $1.3m Smart Cities and Suburbs grant to Perth. [Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'The looming international law paradox between the US and Iran'. [Full Text]
ASPI issued 'Will US-Iran tensions disrupt the global oil market?'. [Full Text]
FOREIGN / GENDER / DEFENCE / JUSTICE
ASPI issued 'The month in women, peace and security: April 2019'. [Full Text]
Defence said HMAS Ballarat has intercepted 2.6 tonnes of illicit drugs in the Arabian Sea. [Full Text]
The IPCC issued an updated methodology for emissions inventories (curse to the bottom of the page). [Full Text]
ASPI issued 'Realising Australia's potential as a rocket-launch hub'. [Full Text]
Barton Deakin issued a brief on the Coalition's First Home Loan Deposit Scheme. [Full Text]
The ABA issued a newsletter. [Full Text]
The AAA said a survey of road users found 71% of metropolitan respondents singled out traffic congestion and 63% of regional respondents cited road safety. [Full Text]
The OIC marked Privacy Week. [Full Text]
The ALRC and UNSW will host a seminar on law and constitutional reform on 29/5. [Full Text]
Bill Shorten issued a Fair Go Plan for the NSW Central Coast. [Full Text]
The PM discussed political issues and Budget, tax and housing finance policy on Sunrise. [Full Text]
The PM discussed those topics and Melbourne transport project on Today. [Full Text]
Treasurer Frydenberg discussed housing finance policy, Melbourne transport projects and political issues on AM. [Full Text]
Minister Birmingham discussed Budget, Melbourne transport, housing finance, negative gearing and preferences policy, US/China/trade and political issues on RN. [Full Text]
The Liberals issued a 'Labor lies vs The facts'. [Full Text]
Minister O'Dwyer issued information on the Coalition's Plan to Support Australian Women. [Full Text]
Treasury issued documents regarding a previous FoI request relating to Secretary Gaetjens. [Full Text]
Shadow Minister King committed $29.1m to Logan Hospital. [Full Text]
Minister Hunt said Labor failed to provide additional funding for state hospitals in its costings. [Full Text]
HEALTH / ICT / JUSTICE / FOREIGN
The Grattan issued a submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy as part of the International Consultation on Health Data. [Full Text]
The Law Council called for greater awareness of the nexus between the health of our justice system and the health and wellbeing of clients and lawyers. [Full Text]
TRANSPORT / INFRASTRUCTURE / CITIES
Shadow Minister Albanese committed $23.1m to the Causeway Cycle Bridge project in Perth. [Full Text]
Minister Andrews announced $3.4m for two Space Infrastructure Fund grants. [Full Text]
MEDIA / PUBLIC SERVICE / CITIES
Shadows Albanese, Burke, Clare and Rowland committed to a a feasibility study into relocation of SBS in Sydney to western Sydney. [Full Text]
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA / INFRASTRUCTURE / FINANCE / PUBLIC SERVICE
Shadow Minister Clare issued 'NAIF: Crappy 4th Birthday'. [Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'Trump's tariff tussle'. [Full Text]
HOUSING FINANCE / SOCIAL SERVICES
ACOSS said the Government's first home buyers' announcement is not the answer to housing affordability. [Full Text]
FOI / AGRICULTURE / TRADE / ANIMAL HEALTH
DAWR issued documents regarding voyage by the Ocean Outback' in 2015 and 2016 (14Mb). [Full Text]
Defence said a small number of military personnel have been deployed to support implementation of the inter-Korean Comprehensive Military Agreement. [Full Text]
ASIC said 58 finance services licensees in breach of the law because they were also authorised representatives of other AFS licensees have had their authorisation revoked. [Full Text]
ENVIRONMENT / INDUSTRY / INNOVATION / ACADEMIES
The Academy of technology & Engineering issued 'War on waste: here comes microrecycling' (audio). [Full Text]
The Australia Council announced $5.8m for almost 200 grants. [Full Text]
TAFE Directors issued a newsletter. [Full Text]
The ABS issued 'Overseas Arrivals and Departures, Australia, Mar 2019'. [Full Text]
The ADC issued information on power transformers and wire ropes. [Full Text]
The Parliamentary Library issued 'First Sitting of the Commonwealth Parliament'. [Full Text]
The ABS issued 'Lending to households and businesses, Australia, Mar 2019'. [Full Text]
Minister Birmingham discussed political issues, Melbourne transport projects and climate policy on Weekend Today. [Full Text]
Bill Shorten addressed a campaign rally. [Full Text]
Shadow Minister Albanese and the Victorian Premier discussed Melbourne transport projects and political issues at a doorstop. [Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'Charting 50 years of turning tides in Australian politics'. [Full Text]
Shadows Bowen and Chalmers said the Liberals have $6 billion in hidden cuts. [Full Text]
Mr Chalmers said Australia has never recovered from the Liberals' 2014 Budget. [Full Text]
Minister Hunt committed $5m to support families of children with high medical needs. [Full Text]
Shadows Bowen and Chalmers said a 2015 FoI release from NSW Treasury shows the PM was considering negative gearing reform. [Full Text]
Adani said the Queensland DES is engaging in a non-transparent additional review process. [Full Text]
The Aged Care RC will hold a hearing in Sydney tomorrow from 1000 AEDT. [Full Text]
A witness list is online. [Full Text]
That hearing will be webcast. [Full Text]
ASPI issued 'The silences of the Australian election'. [Full Text]
The IPCC will hold a press conference at 1100 AEST in Tokyo following its 49th meeting (to be webcast). [Full Text]
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