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Government spending is growing four times faster than the economy, which is fuelling inflation and keeping interest rates higher for longer.
Nov 5
One in three Australian households are going hungry because they can’t afford enough food.
Parents are skipping meals so their kids can eat.
This is the human face of Labor’s cost-of-living crisis.
Australians deserve better.
Nov 5
Every Australian family knows someone touched by prostate cancer, and every story is a reminder of why awareness and early detection matter.
At today’s @pcfa_oz Big Aussie Barbie, we came together across party lines to raise awareness and take action on prostate cancer, a disease that will affect one in five Australian men in their lifetime and claim nearly 4,000 lives this year.
It was an honour to join colleagues and advocates to support the incredible work of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and to thank the doctors, specialists and nurses who give hope to so many families.
And to the women who keep reminding the men they love to get to the doctor and get tested, keep doing it. Don’t step back.
When it comes to prostate cancer, early detection saves lives.
Nov 5
Australians are now well and truly living with “Jimflation”.
Nov 5
Labor’s reckless spending is keeping inflation and interest rates higher for longer.
Nov 5
Everyday Australians are footing the bill for Labor’s economic mismanagement.
Nov 4
What a moment for Australian racing!
Congratulations to Jamie Melham and Half Yours on an incredible Melbourne Cup win today. Jamie has made history as the first woman ever to claim the Caulfield–Melbourne Cup double.
She follows in the footsteps of Michelle Payne, who became the first woman to win the Melbourne Cup exactly ten years ago.
Nov 4
Labor has killed a Christmas rate cut millions of Australians were hoping for.
Today’s decision by the RBA to keep rates on hold is another reminder that Labor’s cost-of-living crisis is nowhere near over.
No rate cut, no relief, and Australians are still paying more for everything – electricity up 40%, insurance up 37% and food up 15%.
Everyday Australians are footing the bill for Labor’s spending spree in their tax returns, electricity bills, mortgage statements and their growing difficulty in finding a job.
Nov 4
For 38 years, the @kmartaus Wishing Tree Appeal has helped bring hope and happiness to families across Australia, delivering more than 14 million gifts through the incredible partnership between Kmart and @salvosau.
It was wonderful to join the Prime Minister, colleagues, Kmart and the Salvos at Parliament House to launch this year’s appeal and to place our own gifts under the tree, including a LEGO City Emergency Air Ambulance Airplane for kids dreaming to take to the skies one day.
At a time when so many families are doing it tough with the rising cost of living, this appeal is a reminder of the difference that kindness and generosity can make.
A heartfelt thank you to Kmart and the Salvos for everything you do, not just at Christmas but every day of the year.
Nov 4
Labor’s reckless spending is keeping inflation higher for longer.
Nov 4
The odds of being worse off are always high under Labor.
Nov 4
With Albanese in the saddle, it’s a sure bet for a weak economy.
Nov 3
Your cost of living keeps climbing because Labor can’t get inflation under control.
Government spending is running at more than four times the rate of the economy – the highest level outside of a recession in nearly 40 years.
This reckless spending is keeping inflation higher for longer, while Australians pay $50,000 every minute in interest on Labor’s trillion dollar debt.
Because of Labor’s economic vandalism, households are paying 15% more for food, 19% more for housing and nearly 40% more for electricity.
When Labor spends, you pay.
Nov 3
It was a pleasure to join Senator Scarr and so many members of Melbourne’s vibrant Greek-Australian community at the Oakleigh Glendi, now in its tenth year.
This incredible celebration of Greek food, music and culture has become one of Victoria’s great community events, showcasing the generosity, spirit and family values that make our multicultural nation so strong.
The Oakleigh Glendi corresponds with Oxi Day, when we commemorate the courage of Greece in standing-up to fascism and rejecting Mussolini’s ultimatums during WWII.
The Greek community has made an extraordinary contribution to Australia’s story, through business, education, the arts and public life, and the Coalition will always stand proudly with communities that work hard, give back and enrich the life of our country.
Congratulations to the organisers, volunteers and local leaders who make the Oakleigh Glendi such a success every year.
Nov 3
Australians can`t trust Albanese to keep his promises.
Nov 3
Australians are feeling the pain of the Prime Minister’s broken promises on Medicare.
Share your experience at the link in our bio.
Nov 3
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