Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared that the government has the support of ordinary Australians after passing 45 pieces of legislation, focusing on immediate issues such as cost of living and economic reforms. Key reforms include changes to the Reserve Bank, future tax laws, a social media ban for children under 16, and build-to-rent legislation.
Anthony Albanese has signalled his election campaign slogan after driving a raft of major policy reforms through the Senate , declaring the government had the back of ordinary Australians.
Albanese, who at the start of November used an election campaign rally-like event in Adelaide to outline major changes to TAFE and higher education, said the driving force for the government was to help people. He said new penalties on supermarkets, higher pay for childcare workers and keeping a lid on childcare fees were all changes that would help people in the short and long term.
“Frankly, the Albanese government’s sort of running on three flat tyres at the moment and they are limping to Christmas, they’re just getting out of this parliament.
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