Labor is concerned by reports this week that the South Australian Liberal State Government will not join Football Federation Australia’s bid to host the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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Labor is concerned by reports yesterday of a risk of oversupply of hotel rooms in Adelaide.
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Labor welcomes Tourism Research Australia’s latest National Visitor Survey (NVS) Results, which highlight an increase in domestic travel by Australians.
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I am honoured to be reappointed to the roles of Shadow Special Minister of State and Shadow Minister for Sport and to be given responsibility as Shadow Minister for Tourism and Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader of the Opposition.
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Labor will seek to disallow new regulations sneakily made by Scott Morrison that would allow the Liberals to spend more than $22 million of taxpayers’ money on political advertisements on television and radio.
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A Shorten Labor government will provide $5 million towards a major redevelopment of Brighton’s community sports precinct, supporting a big boost in participation and active recreation.
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Scott Morrison is trying to placate the outspoken former Prime Minister and former Deputy Prime Minister with extra staff.
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The Turnbull Government’s reputation for politicising agencies has once again come under fire with findings of the report in to the now departed Public Service Commissioner John Lloyd, concluding his actions were “political” and breached the APS code of conduct.
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The Government’s plan for the future of Australian sport has been a long time coming.
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A Shorten Labor Government will support Tasmania’s next generation of male and female football stars with a grassroots Save our Footy Fund – a $5 million investment in local clubs, local players and building a stronger Tasmanian State League.
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