Dan Jervis-Bardy

Nationals say Coalition split not unanimous as Littleproud takes swipe at election policy ‘fiasco’ | National party

The Nationals were divided on the decision to abandon the Coalition, David Littleproud has conceded, as the leader also leveled veiled criticism at Peter Dutton over policy failures during the disastrous election campaign. Guardian Australia understands Littleproud will allocate portfolios […]

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Labor’s bid to protect Tasmanian salmon industry met with unease from pro-environment MPs | Tasmania

Labor’s bid to protect Tasmania’s salmon industry from legal challenge over its impact on the endangered Maugean Skate is one step closer, amid unease about the government’s commitment to environmental protection. In a sign of internal angst, sources told Guardian

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Jim Chalmers says Coalition hints at aggressive NDIS cuts will ‘send a shiver up the spine’ of recipients | National disability insurance scheme

The Coalition has hinted at a more aggressive approach to containing the cost of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in comments treasurer Jim Chalmers says would “send a shiver up the spine” of people relying on the $47bn program.

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Five Coalition senators billed taxpayers $10k to attend conservative conference CPAC | Australian politicians’ expenses

Coalition senators who addressed last year’s Australian Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) billed taxpayers thousands of dollars in flights, accommodation and car expenses on the weekend of the event. Guardian Australia can also reveal the former Labor senator Fatima Payman

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