Older Australians should not be left feeling they cannot remain in their own homes because Labor has shifted much needed funding away from trusted local providers without making sure services will actually continue

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Regional communities are already pushing back on AI data centres and have made it clear they will not tolerate token financial gestures to local communities,”

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Labor promised to put the 'care' back in aged care, but wait lists have blown out and thousands have died waiting for care. The Coalition has moved to put the human care back into aged care, against Labor's opposition.

The mapping validates the lived experience of regional communities and further highlights the need for an updated Universal Service Obligation for mobile coverage, as the ‘USO’ presently only applies to landlines and payphones

Attacking lawful firearm owners was never the answer to the Bondi terror attack.

Labor’s reward for this diligence is to attack these responsible Australians, taxing those over 65 to pay more for their private health cover.

“We all want house prices to be more affordable, especially for young Australians trying to buy their first home – but the answer is not for Labor to crash the value of the family home,