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Billions of dollars worth of promises are waiting for enabling legislation, one result could be a delay in the implementation of measures to help those in aged care.

Billions of dollars worth of promises are waiting for enabling legislation, one result could be a delay in the implementation of measures to help those in aged care.

Billions of dollars worth of promises are waiting for enabling legislation, one result could be a delay in the implementation of measures to help those in aged care.

Billions of dollars worth of promises are waiting for enabling legislation, one result could be a delay in the implementation of measures to help those in aged care.

Warnings of dramatically escalating extinctions in Australia over the next two decades seem to be falling on deaf ears

While the major parties play the traditional, convenient, presidential-style blame games, and the media placidly comply, a growing number in the electorate are clamouring for politics to be done differently. Old stuff is not working for them. They have put up with a decade of policy inertia, ranging from climate change and integrity to broadband and the Uluru statement. These

AUKUS pact between the US, the UK, and Australia that aims to assist Canberra with nuclear submarines has been dogged with controversies.

Forms sent back via political parties can be used to harvest personal information about voters

The PM can justifiably claim to have put forward a “detailed proposal” for a federal anti-corruption commission, but he is not entitled to suggest he honoured his promises or to blame Labor for his failure to deliver.