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Statements by Senators: Budget (26 Mar 2025)

“The Albanese Labor government's budget is about helping Australians with the cost of living and building Australia's future. It delivers more tax cuts, more energy bill relief, cuts to student debts and more houses built around Australia. But critically—and what means so much to my community—our budget makes cheap medicines even cheaper and strengthens Medicare. We're reducing the...”

Questions without Notice: Cost of Living (25 Mar 2025)

“Minister, as you mentioned earlier, the Liberals and Nationals confirmed on the weekend that they plan to cut all of the cost-of-living measures they opposed in this chamber, from cheaper medicines and urgent care clinics to tax cuts for every taxpayer. Can the minister highlight how Labor's cost-of-living relief is helping Australians and what is at risk from promises to cut Labor's measures?”

Questions without Notice: Cost of Living (25 Mar 2025)

“Last week the Albanese Labor government announced that it is making cheaper medicines even cheaper. Having already slashed the cost of medicines with the largest cut to the cost of medicines in the history of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme in 2023, Labor is now going further, with a script to cost Australians no more than $25 under the PBS. Minister, can you explain why Australians can...”

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  • Has spoken in 61 debates in the last year — average amongst Senators.
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  • Has used three-word alliterative phrases (e.g. "she sells seashells") 183 times in debates — below average amongst Senators. (Why is this here?)

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