Cheaper power for Victoria
Families and businesses across Victoria would be put first under the Liberals and Nationals’ plan to scrap Net Zero and prioritise cheaper, reliable power. Senator… Read More »Cheaper power for Victoria
Families and businesses across Victoria would be put first under the Liberals and Nationals’ plan to scrap Net Zero and prioritise cheaper, reliable power. Senator… Read More »Cheaper power for Victoria
Australia should govern in Australia’s national interest, not in the interests of the United States or any other country. Australia has every right to make… Read More »Protect kids, not political censorship
Joint media release Shadow Minister for Communications and Digital Safety, Senator the Hon Sarah Henderson Shadow Assistant Minister to the Shadow Treasurer, Shadow Assistant Minister for… Read More »Triple Zero failures demand urgent telco reform
The Prime Minister is promoting parental controls at Apple headquarters just ten days after Labor voted against a Coalition proposal designed to give Australian parents… Read More »PM discovers parental controls 10 days after Labor voted down digital safety tools
The Greens have belled the cat on Labor’s political censorship bill, openly confirming the new laws can and should be used to stop political views… Read More »Greens bell the cat on Labor’s political censorship bill
JOINT MEDIA RELEASE with The Hon Angus Taylor and Senator the Hon Matt Canavan The Coalition will oppose Labor’s exposure draft of the Online Safety… Read More »Coalition opposes Labor’s Digital Duty of Care bill in its current form
The Coalition will put parents back in control of their children’s online safety, force greater transparency from Big Tech and oppose Labor’s sweeping new coercive… Read More »Coalition backs parents and transparency as Labor pushes sweeping new eSafety powers
The Albanese government must leave no stone unturned to protect Australian children online following a landmark settlement in the United States requiring Meta to implement… Read More »Meta settlement shows Labor must do much more to protect children online