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Thursday, 13 August 2026
The PM, Ministers Bowen and Ayres, NSW Premier and Ministers and others discussed Tomago, Japan PM comment and RAAF/drones at a press conference.[Full Text]
Minister O'Neil discussed Bragg speech, construction regulation, immigration, housing market and data centres on ABC24.[Full Text]
Angus Taylor and Shadow Minister Ruston discussed health insurance/age, economy/productivity, Tomago, NSW Liberal fundraising, public service, Bragg/immigration, ACT/procurement and ON/school strike at a doorstop.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Bragg discussed construction/productivity, tax and immigration/Coalition at a doorstop.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Webster discussed regional mobile cover, Minister Bowen and homelessness on River 1467.[Full Text]
The IPA issued 'Stacking the Deck: How Government Lobbies Itself and Funds the Distortion of Democracy'.[Full Text]
Minister Ayres discussed Tomago smelter on News24.[Full Text]
The EUAA welcomed the Tomago announcement.[Full Text]
Crossbenchers called on the Government to ensure that resources corporations cover the costs of the clean up when the projects end.[Full Text]
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