Politics is the last thing most local sports clubs worry about – except at election time,when much-needed funding for facilities is up for grabs.
The government is not trying to tighten NDIS eligibility,but says its clean-up of the huge disability program is yielding results.
Dreyfus,the son and grandson of Holocaust survivors,said:“I do not need the leader of the opposition or any of those opposite to tell me what antisemitism is,or how seriously I should take it.”
Bill Shorten has hailed the NDIS jobs boom as an achievement as big as Medicare. But economists say it might be a drain on the economy and the federal budget.
The opposition leader will have to choose between the ambitions of four of his most senior MPs,who all want to be foreign affairs minister in a Liberal government.
The prime minister defended his plan to deliver more than a million houses,saying the overall trend in approvals was upward.
A Coalition claim about an influx of foreign yoga teachers has been debunked by official figures.
But the Greens have accused Labor of “self-sabotage”,saying it is unwilling to negotiate on stalled housing policies.
The political candidate is on the comeback trail - but some party members thought his weekend activities a real drag.
The veteran politician,a former police officer,lived through the scarring Nelson-Turnbull-Abbott years. He has placed a premium on unity,and it has paid off – at least so far.