First hearing into Regional Bank closures
15/02/2023
The Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee will be requesting that both Westpac and the National Australia Bank appear at the public hearing in Sale.
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Do you think our infrastructure should be owned by superannuation funds that aren’t accountable to the people or the government?
Senate committee welcomes Commonwealth Bank commitment to not close branches
15/02/2023
Senators Canavan and Rennick welcome the Commonwealth Bank’s commitment to halt regional bank closures while the Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee’s inquiry into regional bank closures is ongoing.
Senate Inquiry announced into Regional Bank Closures
09/02/2023
Senators Gerard Rennick and Slade Brockman have successfully fought for a Senate Inquiry into regional bank closures.
How the Deep State controls the money supply
07/02/2023
Central Bank Independence (which is double speak for no accountability or transparency) has no place in a democracy.
Should foreigners be allowed to buy houses in Australia?
11/01/2023
Australians are facing a housing and rental crisis on properties as interest rates and rents go up. This is on top of cost of living pressures and stagnant wage growth. Canada has just banned foreigners from buying property for 2
Labor is butchering the Fair Work Act
23/12/2022
I don’t really see this bill as being the final nail in the coffin for small industry and small business here in Australia—no, no, no. The Labor Party put the final nail in the coffin of small business a long time ago.
If public servants aren’t accountable to the Parliament, then who are they accountable to?
19/12/2022
In October’s Senate Estimates, I questioned Senator Wong about Leppington Triangle (Western Sydney Airport) transparency. Finance and Public Administration Legislation Committee28/10/2022EstimatesPRIME MINISTER AND CABINET PORTFOLIODepartment of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Senator RENNICK: My question is for Minister Wong. I’d
Are you concerned that transmission lines required to meet emission targets will destroy our environment and biodiversity?
14/12/2022
It is estimated that 5,000 to 28,000 kms of transmission lines will be required for Australia to meet its renewable energy targets. Not only will there be enormous costs and emissions associated with constructing these transmission lines, there will be
First hearing into Regional Bank closures
15/02/2023
The Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee will be requesting that both Westpac and the National Australia Bank appear at the public hearing in Sale.
Senate committee welcomes Commonwealth Bank commitment to not close branches
15/02/2023
Senators Canavan and Rennick welcome the Commonwealth Bank’s commitment to halt regional bank closures while the Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee’s inquiry into regional bank closures is ongoing.
Senate Inquiry announced into Regional Bank Closures
09/02/2023
Senators Gerard Rennick and Slade Brockman have successfully fought for a Senate Inquiry into regional bank closures.
How the Deep State controls the money supply
07/02/2023
Central Bank Independence (which is double speak for no accountability or transparency) has no place in a democracy.
Should foreigners be allowed to buy houses in Australia?
11/01/2023
Australians are facing a housing and rental crisis on properties as interest rates and rents go up. This is on top of cost of living pressures and stagnant wage growth. Canada has just banned foreigners from buying property for 2
Labor is butchering the Fair Work Act
23/12/2022
I don’t really see this bill as being the final nail in the coffin for small industry and small business here in Australia—no, no, no. The Labor Party put the final nail in the coffin of small business a long time ago.
If public servants aren’t accountable to the Parliament, then who are they accountable to?
19/12/2022
In October’s Senate Estimates, I questioned Senator Wong about Leppington Triangle (Western Sydney Airport) transparency. Finance and Public Administration Legislation Committee28/10/2022EstimatesPRIME MINISTER AND CABINET PORTFOLIODepartment of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Senator RENNICK: My question is for Minister Wong. I’d
Are you concerned that transmission lines required to meet emission targets will destroy our environment and biodiversity?
14/12/2022
It is estimated that 5,000 to 28,000 kms of transmission lines will be required for Australia to meet its renewable energy targets. Not only will there be enormous costs and emissions associated with constructing these transmission lines, there will be
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