The Australia-First Migration Plan will cut net overseas migration to 100,000 a year for two years, then about 160,000 by year four.

Resources Victoria has confirmed the mining licence for the proposed project north-east of Horsham. The licence covers up to 3,426 hectares over 38 years.

Independent modelling commissioned by Ageing Australia found funding needed to increase around 5.2 per cent to reflect providers’ actual cost increases.

“This must be the beginning of telecommunications reform, not the end of it. Regional Australians need reliable coverage every day, not a limited service after a natural disaster has already brought a network down."

TOPICS: working holiday maker scheme, conflicting Labor MP positions, impact of Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement, interest rates, productivity

The Albanese Labor Government cut federal funding for Victorian road projects by $113.5 million in the most recent Federal Budget.

TOPICS: spring harvest, border security, residency for illegal maritime arrivals, working holiday makers and tourism, productivity, net overseas migration

Labor are once again playing politics with migration, shutting the gate on the seasonal workers regional Australia desperately needs while quietly creating new pathways to permanent settlement for people who arrived unlawfully

TOPICS: Multicultural grant funding, government transparency, Prime Minister’s visit to New York, Prime Minister’s association with Indian Prime Minister, energy policy, Prime Minister’s appearances with world leaders