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Senator Simon Birmingham at the National Press Club of Australia
Back on on 4 May 2017 Senator the Hon Simon Birmingham, then Minister for Education and Training addressed the National Press Club. On that occasion he had some protesters leap onto the stage. Photos from that day are below. (More photos from that day can be viewed here) Simon Birmingham has served as a Liberal […]
Karen Andrews MP Q&A with photos
The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology addressed the National Press Club on 20 May. A Q&A session followed where the Minister was asked questions by members of the press gallery. The transcript from that session is below. There are also photos inserted throughout the text. Topics: coronavirus, Australian manufacturing, supply chains E&OE Sabra Lane: Thank you […]
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg – National Press Club speech Q&A with photos
At this time of year Treasurer Josh Frydenberg would normally be busy preparing for budget which was to be handed down on May 12. Instead he is dealing with the coronavirus financial crisis. The budget will instead be on 6 October 2020. The Treasurer addressed the National Press Club in a special event held following COVID-19 protocols […]
Bob Hawke photos
Just ahead of the 2019 federal election Australians were greeted with the sad news that Bob Hawke had died at the age of 89. Hawke was Australia’s 23rd prime minister of Australia and Leader of the Labor Party from 1983 to 1991. Over recent times Mr Hawke had visited Parliament House in Canberra for the […]
Election 2019 – Question from Michael Keating for the Agricultural leaders at the National Press Club
This page has australian politics photos featuring Susan Lamb MP. On 10 October 2016 Susan Lamb MP gave her first speech to the 45th Parliament of Australia. Ms Longman was elected on July 2 during the federal election when she defeated the sitting member Wyatt Roy. Born in Mackay, Queensland. Lamb was a teacher aide, […]
Australian Federal Election 2019 – Treasurers Debate at the National Press Club of Australia
This page has australian politics photos featuring Susan Lamb MP. On 10 October 2016 Susan Lamb MP gave her first speech to the 45th Parliament of Australia. Ms Longman was elected on July 2 during the federal election when she defeated the sitting member Wyatt Roy. Born in Mackay, Queensland. Lamb was a teacher aide, […]
Photos from the Acting Prime Minister of Australia and Leader of the Nationals Michael McCormack at the National Press Club of Australia
Photos from the Acting Prime Minister of Australia and Leader of the Nationals Michael McCormack at the National Press Club of Australia
Minister Josh Frydenberg at the National Press Club of Australia
Minister Josh Frydenberg at the National Press Club of Australia
Women in the Media – Canberra Writers Festival at the National Press Club – Photos
The Australian House of Representatives is one of the two houses that makes up the Australian Parliament, the other house is the Senate. It comprises of 150 members that were last elected on July 2, 2016. The term for a member is up to three years depending on when the Prime Minister of the day, […]
Photos of Tara Moss at the National Press Club of Australia as She Talks about Cyberbullying
The Australian House of Representatives is one of the two houses that makes up the Australian Parliament, the other house is the Senate. It comprises of 150 members that were last elected on July 2, 2016. The term for a member is up to three years depending on when the Prime Minister of the day, […]
Prime Minister’s visit to Electro Optic Systems Pty Ltd (EOS)
On 2 July Prime Minister Scott Morrison visited Electro Optic Systems Pty Ltd (EOS) in Hume. The Prime Minister was joined by Melissa Price MP, Defence Industry Minister, Senator for the ACT Zed Seselja and the Liberal candidate for Eden-Monaro Fiona Kotvojs. EOS is a leading Australian technology company operating in the space and defence […]
Video and photos from Michaelia Cash doorstop interview about ABS labour force figures, JobKeeper, JobSeeker, Mutual Obligation, Jobs Hub, PaTH Program
Following the release of the ABS Labour Force figures on 14 May 2020 Senator Michaelia Cash gave a doorstop interview to discuss the figures and other topics. Above is a video with the first few minutes from the doorstop interview. The full video can be viewed by Inside Canberra subscribers in the membership site. “The […]
46th Parliament
The Australian House of Representatives is one of the two houses that makes up the Australian Parliament, the other house is the Senate. It comprises of 150 members that were last elected on July 2, 2016. The term for a member is up to three years depending on when the Prime Minister of the day, […]
National Plastics Summit doorstop
Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley was joined by Sandra Martinez from Nestle Oceania, Alexander Spring, Raphael Geminder, Chairman at Pact Group Holdings, Warren Entsch, Special Envoy for the Great Barrier Reef, Molly Steer, Scarlett Rosshandler, Assistant Minister for Waste Reduction and Environmental Management Trevor Evans MP, McDonald’s Australia supply chain and sustainability director Kylie […]
Treasurer Frydenberg doorstop interview about Westpac CEO
Treasurer Josh Frydenbery held a doorstop interview to discuss the earlier announcement from Westpac Group Chairman Lindsay Maxsted that Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Brian Hartzer will be stepping down as CEO with current Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Peter King taking over as acting CEO, effective Monday 2 December. In addition to the executive changes, […]
Anthony Albanese doorstop interview photos 1 July 2019
Before the 46th Parliament commenced on 2 July 2019 the leader of the opposition Anthony Albanese was keen to get on the front foot and promote an alternative tax cut plan. Here are photos from his doorstop interview in the Mural Hall at Parliament House on Monday 1 July.
The swearing-in of the 27th Governor-General of Australia
On 1 July David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) was sworn-in as Australia’s 27th Governor-General. He replace Sir Peter Cosgrove. After being sworn-in the Governor-General have his first speech in the Senate. He started in the Ngunnawal language. “Dhawra nguna dhawra Ngunawal Yanggu gulanyin ngalawiri, dhunayi, Ngunawal dhawra. Wanggarralijinyin mariny balan bugarabang. Having just made an […]
Members 45th Parliament
Two SABC Board Members Resign after being grilled by the Portfolio Committee on Communications.
Doorstop Interview Photos – Michaelia Cash – Australian Jobs 2018 report
Photos from the doorstop interview held at Canberra’s Merici College where Senator Cash, Minister for Employment and Innovation launched the Australian Jobs 2018 report
Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 26 – political news
Below is a summary version of this edition. Paid subscribers gain access to the full version of the newsletter as well as accessing video content in the members site and also there are back copies of the newsletter.Visit http://insidecanberra.com/subscribe to select your option. The Week in Politics The week started with something very different. The Prime Minister was joined in the […]
Political news – Volume 73 – Number 24
Below is a summary version of this edition. Paid subscribers gain access to the full version of the newsletter as well as accessing video content in the members site and also there are back copies of the newsletter.Visit http://insidecanberra.com/subscribe to select your option. The Week in Politics With Parliament not sitting the main focus has been on […]
Political news – Volume 73 – number 23
Below is a summary version of this edition. Paid subscribers gain access to the full version of the newsletter as well as accessing video content in the members site and also there are back copies of the newsletter.Visit http://insidecanberra.com/subscribe to select your option. The Week in Politics This week Labor finally got what they wanted from the […]
Political News – Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 22 –
Below is a summary version of this edition. Subscribers gain access to the full version of the newsletter as well as accessing video content in the members site and also there are backcopies of the newsletter.Visit http://insidecanberra.com/subscribe to select your option. The Week in Politics At a press conference on Friday last week the Prime Minister let […]
Political News -Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 21
Below is a summary version of this edition. Subscribers gain access to the full version of the newsletter as well as accessing video content in the members site and also there are backcopies of the newsletter.Visit http://insidecanberra.com/subscribe to select your option. The Week in Politics The Eden-Monaro by-election held our attention over the weekend. As the votes were counted […]
Political News -Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 20
Below is a summary version of this edition. Subscribers gain access to the full version of the newsletter as well as accessing video content in the members site and also there are backcopies of the newsletter.Visit http://insidecanberra.com/subscribe to select your option. The Week in Politics The Government are looking to break a 100-year trend where a government […]
Political News – Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 19
Below is a summary version of the latest newsletter. To read the full newsletter you need to subscribe. As a subscriber you gain access to our membership site which includes back copies and access to video content from Inside Canberra forums and other content filmed at Parliament House or when we get out and about. […]
Political News – Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 18
Below is a summary version of edition 18 for 2020. To read the full version you need to subscribe. As an Inside Canberra subscriber you receive the newsletter and can access back copies. You also gain access to video content inside the IC membership site. The Week in Parliament We saw something rare in Parliament this […]
Political News – Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 17
Published 12 June 2020 Below is a summary version of edition no. 17 for 2020. To access the full version you need to subscribe. The Week in Parliament During Question Time Prime Minister Scott Morrison said, “Every death in custody, particularly Indigenous deaths in custody, is an absolute national shame and tragedy.” (Photo by Rob Keating) Parliament […]
Political News – Inside Canberra – Volume 73 – number 16
Published 5 June 2020 Below is a summary version of edition no. 16 for 2020. To access the full version you need to subscribe. This Week in Politics Times were a lot different when the following famous quote was said. “This is the recession we had to have”. Paul Keating immortalised that line 25 years ago […]