Labor’s response to the Disability Royal Commission “Disap...
The Labor Government's response to last year's disability Royal Commission has been met with disappointment from…
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Referendum Fail: What does this mean for the Labor government
The recent Voice to Parliament referendum has left many wondering what is next for the future…
Modernising the Hawke-Keating Legacy: Jim Chalmers new economic approach
Recently, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has outlined his philosophy for a new economic model under the Albanese…
Government Addresses Pay Secrecy – Gender Pay Gap
The Federal Labor Government has signed off on their new workplace bill, the “Secure Jobs, Better…
WA’s struggle with achieving Labor’s 43% emission target
Western Australia likely to struggle with achieving Labor's target of 43% carbon reduction by the end…
Blue Carbon Projects: Labor’s Ocean Oriented Approach to Climate...
When it comes to actual climate action it’s safe to say Australia is pretty late to the game. But since the last election the new government has been making a whole bunch of new climate progress promises. 43% emission reduction, protecting 30% of our land and ocean by 2030, but what does it all mean? A big part of Plibersek’s plan to safeguard ocean health is the establishment of several new Blue Carbon Projects. 2SER Breakfast's Danny Chifley was joined by UNSW Scientia Professor in Ocean & Climate Dynamics Matthew England talking to us about the Labor government's Blue Carbon Projects. Read More