Sky News Live interview with Paul Murray
Subjects: University freedom of speech codes, IBAC inquiry
Triple J Hack interview with Avani Dias
Subjects: University funding, international students, free speech code
Statement: Ridd High Court decision
While I respect the decision of the High Court, I am concerned that employment conditions should never be allowed to have a chilling effect on free speech or academic freedom at our universities…
Interview - Today Show with Karl Stefanovic and Allison Langdon at the Queensland-New South Wales Border Checkpoint Coolangatta, Gold Coast QLD
Topics: Queensland-New South Wales Border; Queensland Economy; Queensland Government’s failure to commit to a plan for reopening
Universities adopt free speech code
All 41 Australian universities now have policies in place to strengthen and protect free speech and academic freedoms on campus, aligning with the model code rec
Interview with Rafael Epstein - ABC Radio Melbourne
Subjects: Child care announcement; Return of international students; IBAC probe
Transition to a COVID-19 National Plan approach to mutual obligation requirements
The Morrison Government today announced changes to mutual obligation requirements and COVID-19 restrictions to align with the National Plan to Transition Australia’s N
$103.5 million boost for Western Australian training through JobTrainer
The upskilling of Western Australians in critical industries will continue with the Western Australia Government matching the Federal Government’s second round of JobTrainer funding, which will see a…
Virtual Press Conference - Melbourne
Subjects: Child care announcement; bringing forward CCS; removing annual cap; Women’s economic security; Net zero.
Increased child care support brought forward
Around 250,000 Australian families will now benefit from increased Child Care Subsidy (CCS) from 7 March 2022, four months earlier than first expected.
International Education: The road back
Australian International Education Conference Online 2021 - Keynote address
Morrison Government funds local projects to help to improve the careers of Australians
The Morrison Government will provide almost $16 million to new projects that will improve career pathways and help strengthen the nation’s skills-led economic recovery.