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Australian federal election 2016

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No $100,000 uni degree debts


Labor’s positive plan for universities will deliver more graduates, not $100,000 degrees, to drive our economy. Immediately upon coming to government, Labor will reverse the Liberals cuts to undergraduate student funding. A Shorten Labor Government will invest in every student to ensure they graduate with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed, without a...
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50% renewable energy target by 2030


Now more than ever, Australia needs a government that looks to the future. Rather than attacking industries and closing them down, Labor’s strategy involves growing industries and creating more jobs whilst fostering a cleaner environment. This requires a long term vision and an understanding of the changes needed to secure Australia’s prosperity in the future...
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Our initial investment to address family violence


Labor will make a series of critical investments in services and programs that directly support women and children escaping family violence. Labor’s interim package will deliver more than $70 million over three years in targeted funding to ensure those suffering from family violence can access critical services. Labor will invest $42.9 million in frontline legal...
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Labor's fairer super plan


Labor is committed to ensuring the sustainability of the retirement income system in a way that delivers fairness and enables Australians to maintain a comfortable standard of living in retirement. Tax concessions (forgone revenue) are an important part of the superannuation system, as they encourage people to contribute funding and preserve these savings until their...