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The 14th to 20th May is National Volunteer Week which is a great opportunity for us all to stop and reflect on the importance of volunteers in our communities. Les Bright is a fantastic example of a Wannon volunteer. Les has served the Willaura CFA for 65 years which is a truly remarkable achievement.
Dan Tehan and the Shadow Minister for Ageing, Sen Concetta Fierravanti-Wells toured The Grange aged care facility in Hamilton this month.
Dan discusses the 2012-13 Budget including the cutting of the Western Highway duplication funding. Also discussed was the increased debt levels and the tricky accounting that has resulted in Mr Swan’s claim of a wafer-thin surplus. Mr Tehan calls this budget a “budget of inconsistencies”, which has no plan for the future of our country.
Dan Tehan speaks with Steve Martin about foreign investment and the need for stronger legislative protection as well as greater information and understanding around the foreign investment policy setting.
“National Volunteer Week is the largest celebration of volunteers and volunteerism in Australia, and provides an opportunity to highlight the role of volunteers in our communities and to say thank you to the more than 6 million Australians who volunteer.
Federal Member for Wannon Dan Tehan MP has welcomed today’s decision by the Federal Court dismissing the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association’s appeal which would have prevented students once again working after school.
It gives me great pleasure to speak on the Customs Amendment (Anti-dumping Improvements) Bill (No. 2) 2011, which seems to be part of an incredibly incoherent and inconsistent trade policy on the part of this government. In trying to piece together where the government's current trade policy is at, I have become extremely perplexed by what the government is trying to achieve.
"When talking about the overall economic performance of the Gillard government there are three issues that come top of mind. The first one is the issue of trust and credibility—the issue of the truth. The second one is waste—and we have seen a lot of waste. The third one is the carbon tax and what it is going to do to the already increasing cost of living being felt in communities across the country."
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