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Portfolio Media Releases
First NHFIC Construction Loan Accelerates Supply of Social and Affordable Housing
The Hon Michael Sukkar MP Minister for Housing and Assistant Treasurer, Australian Government THE HON MELINDA PAVEY MP Minister for […]
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EXPOSURE DRAFT LEGISLATION RELEASED FOR GENUINE REDUNDANCY AND EARLY RETIREMENT SCHEME PAYMENTS
The Australian Government is committed to supporting older Australians by releasing draft legislation today to reform genuine redundancy and early […]
Read More New laws to combat illicit tobacco imports
The Australian Government is stepping up the fight against illicit tobacco, with the commencement today of new laws that protect […]
Read More TAKING ACTION AGAINST THE BLACK ECONOMY
The Morrison Government is taking decisive action in the fight against the black economy with a number of new measures […]
Read More $1.5 MILLION COMMUNITY HOUSING GRANT PROGRAM LAUNCHED
Minister for Housing and Assistant Treasurer, Michael Sukkar, today welcomed the launch of the $1.5 million Capacity Building Program aimed […]
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LABOR ONLY CERTAIN ABOUT ONE THING – HIGHER TAXES FOR SMALL BUSINESS
Labor’s rush to cover up a train wreck interview from one of their MPs just demonstrates once again their intent […]
Read More PULLING ADS FOR POLITICAL CORRECTNESS SHOULD BE STOPPED IN ITS TRACKS
It is troubling to see the pulling of an apolitical Father’s Day advertisement today. These advertisements have run in previous […]
Read More LABOR ALL TALK ON FIRST HOME BUYERS
In a flimsy attack yesterday on the Government’s First Home Super Saver Scheme, Labor is again showing its true colours […]
Read More BOWEN YET AGAIN URGES RENT INCREASES FOR AUSTRALIANS
Chris Bowen today reiterated Labor’s proposal to increase rents through their ill-conceived housing tax. In a media release and speech […]
Read More LABOR PLAYING POLITICS ON HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
Bill Shorten’s lame attempt last night to outline Labor’s position on housing affordability has fallen flat. Once again, Mr Shorten […]
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