Congratulations to Krissy Barrett who has been appointed as the next Australian Federal Police Commissioner. Krissy has more than 20 years experience in policing, from counter terrorism to organised crime. And she’ll be the first woman to be AFP Commissioner. I want to

Garma Festival is an opportunity to share in the oldest continuous culture on Earth. To learn from over 60,000 years of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and tradition. It’s a chance to meet with community leaders, to listen, and build on our commitment to closing

TAFE is hitting the road 🚗 🧰 to train the next generation of construction workers, mechanics, care professionals and more. Our investment in a fleet of mobile TAFE vehicles will mean hands-on training, in the skills communities need, all on-country. Instead of relying on on

Father Chris Riley had a heart as big as the country he served. He gave hope to young people doing it tough and never gave up on anyone. He was a good friend and his legacy will live on in the lives he changed.

20% off your student debt has passed Parliament.

PASSED PARLIAMENT: Our 20% cut to student debt.

Today in Parliament, we honoured the 1980 Olympic team who represented Australia in Moscow. On this 45th anniversary, we recognised all they achieved, sacrificed, and what they overcame. They have earned their place in the history of the Games and our nation. You are

Protecting kids online means taking on some tough problems, so we’re banning social media accounts for under-16s. The way these platforms are built can harm children while they’re still finding their own way. No one knows this better than Mia, Rob and Emma, who have suffered

Every medicine on the PBS, no more than $25. Today we're working in Parliament to make it law.

Welcome to Australia, Prime Minister Feleti Teo. 🇦🇺🇹🇻. Australia and Tuvalu are great partners. We are working together to tackle the shared challenge of climate change and creating new opportunities for our nations.

“I wouldn’t have been able to afford this medicine last year but now I can.”. Cara has lived with endometriosis since she was 11. When she moved out of home, she had to stop her treatments because she simply couldn’t afford it and her health got worse. Thanks to Labor's cheaper

Every medicine on the PBS, no more than $25. We're working to make it law this week.

This week, we'll be working on making medicines cheaper, cutting student debt and protecting penalty rates.

Penalty rates helped me get through uni. When I was a student, I often worked the Saturday night shift at Pancakes on the Rocks between 11pm and 7am. Giving up a weekend was worth it because of penalty rates. They meant I could study and still pay the bills. I know how much

Australia and the UK are partners in peace, security and shared values. At today’s AUKMIN meeting, we reaffirmed our commitment to regional stability and global cooperation.

Tell a mate. We’re cutting student debt by 20%. Because a degree shouldn’t come with a lifetime of debt.

Everyone deserves fair pay for giving up their weekend. That’s why we’re locking in penalty rate protections for 2.6 million workers.

If you're giving up your weekend, you deserve your penalty rates. And today, we're one step closer to protecting them with new laws.

Education should open doors, not leave you in debt. That’s why we’re cutting 20% off every student’s HECS. We said we’d tackle student debt and we’re getting it done.