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Parliament
Prescribing of Pharmaceutical Benefits Bill - Amendments

While it arguably took many years too long, PBS access for nurse practitioners was a thoroughly evidence based policy decision, and this amendment seeks that the same evidence base be produced before implementation of the bill currently under co

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Parliament
Prescribing of Pharmaceutical Benefits Bill

I will always advocate for evidence based policy that is set up to succeed and to address the core issues that my constituents are concerned about. This bill is lazy.

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Parliament
Excise Tariff Amendment (Draught Beer) Customs Tariff Amendment (Draught Beer)

Let's just talk about freezing the excise on pouring beer in pubs. Don't get me wrong, I support absolutely that our pubs and clubs need this support. They need more support than that though

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Column
Blow to Homeowners

All the Treasurer and Prime Minister could do on Tuesday was crack jokes in Question Time. Their arrogance and disconnect with the everyday concerns of Mallee residents is galling.

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In the News
Interview with James Macpherson, Sky News 'Sharri' - Monday 2 February 2026

TOPICS: Mallee voter poll on future of Coalition, Nationals leadership spill motion, reuniting the Coalition, Nationals Party Room process, hate crimes and firearms bill debate in January

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In the News
Release More Home Care Packages Urgently as Wait Times blow out - Media Release

“Labor’s blatantly political approach to the tragedy of the 14 December Bondi massacre was not to directly address antisemitism, but instead to target law-abiding firearms owners and widen hate speech laws in unacceptable ways,” Dr Webster said.

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In the News
Interview with Peta Credlin, Sky News 'Credlin' - Thursday 29 January 2026

TOPICS: Coalition party processes, Joint Party Room, Nationals' leadership spill attempt, Victorian energy policy, farmers as volunteer firefighters, taxes on farmers, November Victorian state election

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Column
Australia Day '26

We can be optimistic and positive about Australia Day as polling shows support for Australia Day growing, particularly among younger Australians. Over all age groups, 75 per cent of Australians say we have a history we can be proud of, 76 per c

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Column
A focus on our volunteers.

We Aussies tend to meander into February after a good summer break but not this year, as the intensity has been as hot as a heatwave after the national tragedy that was the Bondi massacre on 14 December.

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