Media Centre

Senator Andrew Bragg discusses the need for independent oversight of complaints at the ABC, highlighting the importance of structural changes to improve handling of issues. Public involvement in the review process is encouraged to ensure voices are heard and corrections are swiftly made.

Commonwealth Bank allows customers to buy/sell cryptocurrency, mainstreaming the digital asset. Senator Bragg advocates for regulatory structure to protect consumers and boost cryptocurrency investment in Australia.

Super tycoons in super funds prioritize personal gain over workers, prompting calls for stronger law enforcement and reforms. APRA's leniency towards opaque investment structures raises concerns about meeting the best financial interests duty.

JobKeeper was crucial in preventing a massive recession, saving around 700,000 jobs and supporting over 3.8 million jobs and one million businesses. Labor's proposed retrospective tax changes on businesses that received JobKeeper are criticised for undermining economic recovery and small businesses.

At the Victoria Launch of Buraadja, the speaker paid respects to Traditional Owners and highlighted the ongoing work of Indigenous leaders like Neville Bonner. Emphasising the importance of understanding the past (bugiya) to shape policy leadership today (nhaway) and in the future (buraadja).

Conservatives should back an Indigenous Voice to Parliament for fair consultation on laws and to honour Australia's liberal legacy.

Stephen Jones, the Labor Member for Whitlam in New South Wales, is shifting towards becoming the primary advocate for super funds, prioritizing industry interests over his constituents' welfare.

The international competitiveness landscape is shifting towards common standards, with countries now competing on effective implementation rather than just lowering taxes.

Senator Andrew Bragg aims to navigate Coalition's internal differences on Uluru's statement from the heart, seeking constitutional recognition with bipartisan support. Premier Gladys Berejiklian's backing and co-design process for the Voice are steps towards achieving this goal.

Liberal Senator advocates for Indigenous Voice in Constitution, aiming to empower Indigenous communities through national representation and influence on legislation. Despite Prime Minister's reluctance, Senator Bragg believes providing details on the Voice could address concerns and garner support.