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The Coalition will more than double Australia’s minimum fuel reserves to 60 days and deliver at least 1 billion litres of new storage through an $800 million Australian Fuel Security Facility to protect Australians’ way of life and restore their standard of living.
This is a practical plan the government can adopt now to keep the economy moving and ensure Australian...
“Twenty years on from ‘Debt free day’ marking the Coalition paying off Labor’s debt, the Coalition has had to launch a digital debt clock as Federal debt teeters near $1 trillion, with Labor’s only plan to double-down and borrow further”, said Shadow Treasurer, Tim Wilson.
“Labor claims higher taxes are good for young Australians, but the truth is the opposite. Ever...
Australia urgently needs all forms of energy to tackle the current energy crisis.
The Coalition will act decisively to lift Australians’ living standards and protect our way of life by backing the resources sector to invest, create jobs, and strengthen Australia’s energy sovereignty.
This will be done through targeted, practical reforms that quickly remove...
Defence Minister Richard Marles must come clean on his accounting trickery with a radical new measure of defence spending, as well as his $5 billion of secret cuts.
In today’s National Press Club Speech, the Defence Minister obscured more than he revealed.
Australia faces the most dangerous strategic environment since the Second World War, yet two years on...
Today’s Labour Force data tells Australians what they already know: they are working harder for less.
Hours worked are at a new record high but Australian’s continuing to go backwards and struggle to make ends meet.
While the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained at 4.3 per cent in March, more than 100,000 additional Australians are unemployed tha...