The DLP has the policy model needed to revitalize and enshrine the future viability of our food production industry. The DLP’s policy for the citrus industry is as follows: We will put an immediate ban on Brazilian concentrate.…
DetailsThe following is taken from DLP Riverina candidate Paul Funnell’s blog. Election campaigns are like pressure cookers. They expose the cracks in parties and candidates. Pretty soon the disconnect between what people say and what people do gets exposed. Yesterday,…
DetailsOne would think that if there’s one thing the Australian Labor Party would do, it would be standing up for Australian workers. Apparently not so. Let me take you on a trip to the Latrobe valley in Victoria. Just past…
Details2013 Election: The “Ruddster” joins forces with the DLP http://media.theage.com.au/national/selections/ruddster-questions-foreign-aid-in-new-ad-4663589.html
DetailsEnergy Australia has locked out the unit control operators at its Yallourn W power station, without pay, for the last seven weeks. These guys are highly skilled – there is a worldwide shortage of unit control operators and these blokes…
DetailsSenator John Madigan visited New South Wales on Friday to meet the DLP candidates and join in on a day of campaigning. The first stop was at TG Millner Sportsground, home of the Eastwood Football Club, where Senator Madigan and…
DetailsNSW lead senate candidate Simon McCaffrey and two of his sons Lachie and Angus made an appearance in the Daily Telegraph today. Lachie, 23, who scored for his Western Force side against the British and Irish Lions in June, is running…
DetailsThe New South Wales Branch of the DLP will be launching three DLP policies at different locations this Friday 9th August: 10:30am Sports Policy Launch at TG Millner Field, Marsfield 12:30pm Asylum Seeker Policy Launch at Villawood Detention Centre…
DetailsYear after year, more and more Australian land is being sold off to foreign owners. Not only are we losing ownership over our land, but the economic prosperity that eventuates goes overseas too. Take the Ord River for example. It’s 320 kilometres…
DetailsEarlier this year, the Federal Government announced cuts of $2.8 billion to the expected funding for student support and universities, already on top of a $1 billion in cuts announced late last year. I don’t know about you, but…
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