Today I told them that if elected an @AlboMP Albanese Labor government will put $400k towards making the club flood-resilient and making sure this important community facility remains strong 💪
The clean up is continuing.
But many hands are making lighter work.
Again, thanks to everyone across our region who has shown incredible community spirit in the aftermath of the floods.
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Today’s “city deal” funding announcements for projects in my electorate, such as the new Gabba bus station & Kangaroo point foot/bike bridge are welcome, but the proof of the pudding will be in the eating.
The Morrison-Joyce government has consistently shown they are all announcement, no delivery.
This tendency has been evident with other “city deal” announcements, in other states, made before the last federal election.
Today’s announcements also represent a missed opportunity to deal with a significant road and rail infrastructure problem in the inner south-eastern suburbs.
Good morning everyone.
I'm sure you're checking the BOM alerts and/or the app.
They're saying there were some renewed river and creek rises earlier yesterday with the storms.
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And they're expecting less rain today, which is terrific, but with the river and creeks being so swollen, additional rain can still contribute to river/creek rises.
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They're saying there will be a minor flood peak - 2.25 m - today around midday, and then a few more minor flood peaks to come.
We're also still covered by the new 'flood watch' so keep checking the BOM.
With the revelations and allegations of the past few weeks it has never been clearer that we need women in politics. Not just a few, but a critical mass.
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Political culture is affected by the makeup of the parliament, the staffing corps, and the press gallery, and beyond that into party structures and activism.
Penny Wong is an example of a woman in leadership who is backed in by the fact of having a shadow cabinet & caucus that’s half women. This affects culture & context, and all of our leaders, male and female.
This is the report that was prompted by multiple calls for an investigation into, among other things, an $80 million purchase of water entitlements from a company that had links to Coalition MP and Minister Angus Taylor.
The government had switched from an “open tender” to a “limited tender” process. The Auditor-General’s report found that the department did not consistently apply approved policy, planning and guidance to the assessment of all limited tender procurements.