SYDNEY SLOT CHANGES FALL SHORT ON REFORM

The Albanese Labor Government has finally responded to the Coalition initiated ‘Harris review’ after nearly two years of delays by Transport Minister Catherine King. While we are yet to see the detail, the Minister’s announcement falls short of the necessary reform that is needed to significantly improve cancellations and delays experienced by Australian travellers every…

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LABOR’S FAMILY CAR TAX WILL PUT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON THE PRICE OF NEW CARS AUSTRALIANS LOVE TO DRIVE

The cost of popular SUVs, utes and 4WDs will be forced up by thousands of dollars from next year to help the Albanese Government subsidise the price of individuals buying electric vehicles, according to car industry research released at the weekend. Industry analysis of Energy Minister Chris Bowen’s proposed New Vehicle Efficiency Standard predicts the…

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TWO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS SHORT AND THE NATION STOPS

Poor accountability and management of AirServices Australia is failing to provide travelling Australians with a safer, more affordable, and reliable aviation system. Appearing before Senate Estimates RRAT Committee today, Airservices Australia admitted that, despite having 948 air traffic controllers (ATC), just two ATC that took unplanned leave today caused hours of delays and cancellations across…

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RURAL VICTORIA SHORT-CHANGED AS LABOR AXES COUNTRY BRIDGE FUND

Rural Victorians have been short-changed by the Albanese Government in national funding intended to upgrade country bridges that enable heavy vehicle access to farms to ensure fodder and supplies are delivered to farms, and agricultural commodities can get to market. Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, Senator Bridget McKenzie said by cutting funding…

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