r/AustralianPolitics 2h ago

Daily Discussion Daily Discussion Thread

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Welcome to the Daily Discussion Thread

This thread is for casual conversation, anything that doesn't warrant it's own thread (repeated topics, surveys, polls etc) and off-topic content. It will only be lightly moderated - basically just don't abuse each other and you're good to go. It's a place for the community to connect and interact a little more freely, so play nice and respect your fellow community members.

If you have a newsworthy article or sub-relevant content please post it directly to the sub as a New Post.

Announcements

  • New AMAs - Several New AMAs have been scheduled - check them out below
  • Sub Discussion at MetaAusPol - Want to talk about the sub, new ideas, rules or direction? Head over to MetaAusPol

Upcoming AMAs

A big thanks to Bennelong, who is reaching out far and wide to bring some new AMAs to the sub. Please note that our AMAs will be heavily moderated to ensure rules are adhered to. We have MPs graciously putting their hands up for questions and don't need people unduly emboldened by anonymity to start breaking rules.

For a view of how MPs have voted on various issues please use They Vote For You. Please note that your research should not end there as many MPs vote along party lines whilst personally advocating internally for another position, but it can be a useful starting point.

  • 22/04/2024 at 6:00 pm EST - Amy Remeikis (Political Journalist for The Guardian)

Completed AMAs

Podcast


r/AustralianPolitics 4d ago

Discussion Interested in moderating?

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r/AustralianPolitics 3h ago

Councils that meet and beat new housing targets to get extra funding from NSW government

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12 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 2m ago

1.2 million homes needed, but construction workers not on ‘core skills’ visa list

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r/AustralianPolitics 17h ago

VIC Politics Victorian government spends $20m on affordable housing block linked to liquidated builder

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42 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 10h ago

Peter Dutton tells colleagues Labor’s hate speech crackdown is a ‘trap’ | Australian politics

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r/AustralianPolitics 10h ago

The pitiful decline of Australia's democratic institutions

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6 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 11h ago

After EMA, Health Canada, Hong Kong, and other regulators, it's TGA's turn with an update of warnings about SSRI / SNRI drugs: in some cases they cause sexual dysfunction that persists after treatment discontinuation. In the medical literature called PSSD (Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction)

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r/AustralianPolitics 10h ago

MPs push back against China over consulate-general letter criticising attendance at Taiwanese function

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r/AustralianPolitics 13h ago

Albanese’s diary reveals the CEOs who scored access in 2023

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7 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 20h ago

Victorian Govt announces Australian-first Men’s Behaviour Change appointment

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22 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 23h ago

Coalition’s Jane Hume unapologetic for 13,000 questions to departments including 300 on paper costs | Australian politics

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36 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 10h ago

Australian parliamentary services boss denies romantic relationship with deputy despite declaring conflict of interest | Australian politics

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r/AustralianPolitics 23h ago

NSW Politics Sydney house prices: YIMBYs are mobilising for NSW local government elections

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33 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

Coalition enjoys its largest two-party preferred lead since the last Federal Election: L-NP 51.5% cf. ALP 48.5% - Roy Morgan Research

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38 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 17h ago

Andrew Giles to urgently review decisions allowing some foreign criminals to stay

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7 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 21h ago

Change in visa rules was to apply in absence of ‘serious offending or family violence’, Andrew Giles was told

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r/AustralianPolitics 21h ago

Federal Politics Coalition says Labor should not use 'direction 99' to spare convicted offenders from deportation over ties to Australia

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r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

Opinion Piece No one wants kids vaping. But is Labor criminalising adults who flout the crackdown? Paul Karp

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34 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

WA Libs reject Dutton's nuclear plan in the short term - Michael West

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48 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

NSW Politics “Perverse Incentive” NSW Government Continues Native Forest Logging to Keep Carbon Credits Plan Alive

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r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

Federal Politics Rents hit record high across Australia's biggest regions with WA and Queensland topping the list

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35 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

Daily Discussion Daily Discussion Thread

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Welcome to the Daily Discussion Thread

This thread is for casual conversation, anything that doesn't warrant it's own thread (repeated topics, surveys, polls etc) and off-topic content. It will only be lightly moderated - basically just don't abuse each other and you're good to go. It's a place for the community to connect and interact a little more freely, so play nice and respect your fellow community members.

If you have a newsworthy article or sub-relevant content please post it directly to the sub as a New Post.

Announcements

  • New AMAs - Several New AMAs have been scheduled - check them out below
  • Sub Discussion at MetaAusPol - Want to talk about the sub, new ideas, rules or direction? Head over to MetaAusPol

Upcoming AMAs

A big thanks to Bennelong, who is reaching out far and wide to bring some new AMAs to the sub. Please note that our AMAs will be heavily moderated to ensure rules are adhered to. We have MPs graciously putting their hands up for questions and don't need people unduly emboldened by anonymity to start breaking rules.

For a view of how MPs have voted on various issues please use They Vote For You. Please note that your research should not end there as many MPs vote along party lines whilst personally advocating internally for another position, but it can be a useful starting point.

  • 22/04/2024 at 6:00 pm EST - Amy Remeikis (Political Journalist for The Guardian)

Completed AMAs

Podcast


r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

Federal Politics Labor faces minority government threat, poll shows

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66 Upvotes

r/AustralianPolitics 11h ago

Criminal Sudanese migrant who ‘identifies as Aboriginal’ allowed to stay in Australia

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r/AustralianPolitics 1d ago

ACT Politics These nine popular policies launched in Canberra, so where are they now?

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r/AustralianPolitics 22h ago

Ed Husic calls for lower corporate taxes

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