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Conservatives team up to reintroduce Cashless Debit Card 2.0 - Vimarsana News

Conservatives team up to reintroduce Cashless Debit Card 2.0

The Greens have condemned the Labor party for betraying people on income support, most of whom are First Nations people, by reversing their election

Peter Dutton accused of taking Voice to Parliament feedback 'out of context' - Vimarsana News

Peter Dutton accused of taking Voice to Parliament feedback 'out of context'

As the Liberal Party announced its position on a Voice to Parliament this week, First Nations communities across remote WA, Queensland and the NT feel their voices have been taken out of context.

Source: abc.net.au
Indigenous policies 2022 election: Where everyone stand. - Vimarsana News

Indigenous policies 2022 election: Where everyone stand.

Indigenous policies 2022 election: Exactly where the major parties stand on Indigenous issues and the Uluru Statement of the Heart.

Labor TikTok star rejects misinformation scare campaign allegations - Vimarsana News

Labor TikTok star rejects misinformation scare campaign allegations

A Labor MP fingered for spreading a political scare campaign on social media says Labor’s pushback on a cashless welfare card for pensioners stems from Coalition legislation proposed in 2020, not an errant Facebook post.

Source: afr.com
How an innocent Facebook post morphed into a rumour that helped fuel Labor's Cashless Debit Card scare campaign - 21-Apr-2022 - Vimarsana News

How an innocent Facebook post morphed into a rumour that helped fuel Labor's Cashless Debit Card scare campaign - 21-Apr-2022

When Corrinne Boon posted to Facebook in May last year, she had no idea her words would be twisted and used in a scare campaign by Labor in a bid to win the votes of anxious age pensioners.