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Monday, 18 March 2019
The PM addressed the Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce. [Full Text]
Minister Cormann discussed the Christchurch attack and wages policy on Sky. [Full Text]
Minister Dutton discussed the Christchurch attack, Senator Anning and counter-terror and border security policy on Sky. [Full Text]
Minister Dutton discussed the Christchurch attack and Senator Anning on Today. [Full Text]
Minister Hunt discussed MBS coverage of scans and Senator Anning at a doorstop. [Full Text]
Minister Birmingham addressed an Adelaide vigil for the Christchurch attack victims. [Full Text]
Shadow Minister Rowland discussed the Christchurch attack/social media on Sky. [Full Text]
Shadow AG Dreyfus discussed the Christchurch attack, Senator Anning and social media policy at a doorstop. [Full Text]
Shadow Minister Marles addressed Geelong Mosque open day. [Full Text]
Greens Senator Faruqi issued a response to comments by Minister Dutton. [Full Text]
RELIGION / EDUCATION / JUSTICE
The PM and Minister Dutton announced an extra $55.5m for religious schools and places of religious assembly under the next Safer Communities Fund grants round and invited applications. [Full Text]
Minister Tehan said the Government is funding an Aviation High School in Brisbane to support students gaining STEM accreditation. [Full Text]
The NCSEHE issued 'Mind the Gap! Exploring the post-graduation outcomes and employment mobility of individuals who are first in their family to complete a university degree'. [Full Text]
The LTR issued 'Exploring the impact and national implementation of iPREP: a post submission industry program for PhD candidates: final report'. [Full Text]
Minister McKenzie said 180 base stations will be delivered under Round 4 of the Mobile Black Spot Program. [Full Text]
Minister Ley issued a Christmas Island community update. [Full Text]
Greens Senator Steele-John announced the Greens commitment to a 21st Century NBN. [Full Text]
Minister Andrews, the SA Premier and others discussed Space Agency projects (see Second Edition). [Full Text]
SPACE SCIENCE / EARTH SCIENCES / INDUSTRY
GA announced a new strategy to help industry use satellite data. [Full Text]
Minister Pyne issued information on SpaceFest 2019, a Defence-sponsored capability demonstration and equipment trial underway at Woomera. [Full Text]
DEFENCE / JUSTICE / CYBERSECURITY / COUNTER-TERROR
The Home Affairs secretary has discussed 'Seven Gathering Storms - National Security in the 2020s' in a speech. [Full Text]
The ANAO issued a performance audit: 'ANZAC Class Frigates - Sustainment'. [Full Text]
Defence said Joint Task Force 661 has sailed for Colombo on the first leg of Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019. [Full Text]
ASPI issued 'Lessons from the Christchurch attack: firearms, organised crime and terrorism'. [Full Text]
ASPI issued 'Internet highjacking: it's nothing personal'. [Full Text]
ANSTO has renewed a strategic partnership with the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics. [Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'India: never quite in focus'. [Full Text]
Ministers Andrews and Birmingham foreshadowed a national blockchain roadmap and announced $100k to support companies attending a blockchain event in New York. [Full Text]
FINANCE / AGRICULTURE / NATURAL DISASTERS
Minister Robert welcomed NAB's agreement to provide additional support to help flood-stricken Queensland farmers. [Full Text]
The ABA welcomed a consultation paper on enforcement of industry codes (see Second Edition). [Full Text]
ASIC has remade a class order about warrants and out of use notices. [Full Text]
COTA welcomed foreshadowed legislation to require home care providers to publish pricing information in a standardised schedule by 1/7 (see Weekend Wrap). [Full Text]
Minister Coulton said GMP Pharmaceuticals will present to an FTA seminar in Penrith tomorrow. [Full Text]
The TGA issued 'Brexit - Implications for therapeutic goods in Australia'. [Full Text]
The TGA issued 'Consultations on adoption of European Union guidelines in Australia'. [Full Text]
The CHF welcomed the end of a 20-year freeze on Medicare benefits for radiology and ultrasound (see Weekend Wrap). [Full Text]
The CHF welcomed a proposed dental health scheme (see Second Edition). [Full Text]
The AMA invited participation in its 2019 Rural Health Issues Survey. [Full Text]
Shadow Treasurer Bowen said Minister Robert belled the cat on changes to the main residence exemption for capital gains tax. [Full Text]
HOUSING / MENTAL HEALTH / SOCIAL SERVICES
Shadow Minister Cameron addressed the National Youth Homelessness Conference. [Full Text]
AiGroup issued its wage review submission. [Full Text]
BIOSECURITY / AGRICULTURE / TRADE
DAWR invited comment on a draft report for the review of biosecurity import requirements for fresh Chinese jujube fruit from China. [Full Text]
National Congress endorsed the decision of the High Court to compensate Ngaliwurru and Nungali peoples for the extinguishment of their non-exclusive native title rights (see 13/3 Second Edition). [Full Text]
The AIFs issued analysis from 'Family Pathways: The Longitudinal Study of Separated Parents'. [Full Text]
ENERGY / INDUSTRY / INNOVATION
ARENA announced $9.41m for 11 projects to trial short-term forecasting at large-scale wind and solar farms. [Full Text]
The AEMC issued its opening statement to today's hearing for a Senate committee inquiry into fair dinkum power. [Full Text]
'My job would be so much harder and I would be infinitely less knowledgeable without your service' - a diplomatic service subscriber. [Full Text]
Second Edition from the Canberra Press Gallery
Treasurer Frydenberg invited comment on proposals to enforce conduct codes. [Full Text]
The SME Ombudsman congratulated NAB for expanding its definition of small business to capture total lending of up to $5m. [Full Text]
The Minerals Council said Australia's competitors leave us standing still in the global tax race. [Full Text]
ASIC Commissioner Hughes has addressed the Superannuation Law Conference. [Full Text]
APRA's deputy chair addressed that conference. [Full Text]
Minister Payne announced sanctions and travel bans against seven Russian individuals for their role in the seizure of Ukrainian naval vessels in the Kerch Strait. [Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'Five questions about the Christchurch attack'. [Full Text]
The Parliamentary Library issued 'Proscription of Hizballah: a change in the UK and how Australia compares'. [Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'Diplomatic switch? Solomon Islands relations with Taiwan or China'. [Full Text]
ASPI issued 'Bringing Poland back to Europe'. [Full Text]
ASPI issued 'Oz academics confront Oz foreign policy'. [Full Text]
Ministers Pyne and Reynolds announced $2.46b for the acquisition of four modified Gulfstream G550 aircraft. [Full Text]
Minister Dutton discussed the Christchurch attack and counter-terror policy on AM. [Full Text]
Minister McCormack issued a message to a Wagga vigil for the Christchurch attack victims. [Full Text]
Shadow Minister Wong addressed an Adelaide vigil for the Christchurch attack victims. [Full Text]
Treasurer Frydenberg said Labor's position on lifting the minimum wage is a con job. [Full Text]
The FWC issued submissions and other information on the annual wage review. [Full Text]
ACOSS issued its wage case submission. [Full Text]
Ministers Andrews and Tudge announced $12m to the Oz Space Agency for two projects under the Adelaide City Deal. [Full Text]
Minister Birmingham and others discussed arts projects funded under the Adelaide city deal at a doorstop (see Weekend Wrap). [Full Text]
INDIGENOUS / SPORT / HEALTH
Minister Wyatt announced $750k over three years for the WA Aboriginal Community Soccer Program. [Full Text]
Bill Shorten and Shadow Minister King committed $1b to public hospital upgrades. [Full Text]
Mr Shorten and Ms King committed $110m to seven WA health projects. [Full Text]
The PBS issued 'Drug utilisation Sub-Committee Utilisation Analysis Public Release Documents. [Full Text]
The Grattan issued 'Filling the gap: A universal dental care scheme for Australia'. [Full Text]
PHA said health funds must be part of a dental care solution. [Full Text]
AHPRA said the Chiropractic Board has set an interim policy on spinal manipulation for infants and young children. [Full Text]
A new edition of the Medical Journal of Australia is online. [Full Text]
The Medical Board said the WA tribunal has disqualified a medical practitioner for six months for professional misconduct. [Full Text]
Catholic Health issued its submission to DHACS on Managing Prudential Risk in Residential Aged Care. [Full Text]
Deloitte issued 'Budget Monitor March 2019'. [Full Text]
Shadow frontbenchers Bowen and Chalmers said the report indicates the Budget will be framed by a weakening economy but a surge in revenue. [Full Text]
DEE invited comment on a draft method to earn ERF carbon credits by reducing emissions from effluent at piggery or dairy facilities. [Full Text]
Universities Australia said a poll found 81% of Australians say international students are important to the economy. [Full Text]
TAFE Directors issued a newsletter. [Full Text]
ACPET issued a newsletter. [Full Text]
DAWR said biosecurity officers intercepted more than 350,000 items of concern in 2018. [Full Text]
The ADC issued information on structural sections, solid based angle and aluminium extrusions. [Full Text]
A Senate committee issued reports from its inquiry into the Australian Citizenship Legislation Amendment (Strengthening the Commitments for Australian Citizenship and Other Measures) Bill 2018. [Full Text]
The Parliamentary Library issued 'Pre-Budget Economic Outlook: a Quick Guide'. [Full Text]
The Parliamentary Library issued '2019-20 Budget: Pre-election fiscal outlook'. [Full Text]
ASIC issued documents from its investigation of Offset Alpine (3Mb on Dropbox). [Full Text]
Finance issued information on printing costs for Independent Senator Hinch. [Full Text]
Finance issued flyers for then One Nation Senator Burston. [Full Text]
'The way you cross-index items is breaks down silos - in the last week I've found items from the defence and agriculture sectors which our health news sources missed' - a Health & Research subscriber. [Full Text]
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