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Labor thrashes out Aukus position at party conference amid dissent from MP and unions - Vimarsana News

Labor thrashes out Aukus position at party conference amid dissent from MP and unions

Heckling, outrage and claims of ‘appeasement’ as stage-managed debate at ALP event gives way to genuine disagreement

Labor rejects ban on native forest logging as PM accuses Greens of hypocrisy on housing | Labor party - Vimarsana News

Labor rejects ban on native forest logging as PM accuses Greens of hypocrisy on housing | Labor party

National conference outlines plans for energy transition, making early childhood education universal and closing gender pay gap<br>

Labor conference: Do more on climate, Albanese government told - Vimarsana News

Labor conference: Do more on climate, Albanese government told

Delegates called on the Albanese government to unleash spending on renewable energy that matches subsidies in the US and Europe worth up to 3 per cent of GDP.

Cost of living, housing, and climate dominate Labor National conference - Vimarsana News

Cost of living, housing, and climate dominate Labor National conference

The 49th Labor National Conference is underway in Brisbane, with 400 delegates voting on the Party's policy agenda. Cost of living, housing, and climate have dominated debate on day one of the three day event as the Prime Minister seeks to appease the unions as well as concerns from the Australian public.

Source: sbs.com.au
Giant tree policy for Tasmania's native logging industry queried | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Giant tree policy for Tasmania's native logging industry queried | The Advocate

'Our giant tree policy continues to protect giant trees'.