The ABC is today carrying a story titled “Lockdowns have mostly ended, but the scarcity of international students is impacting Australian businesses”.

The Fair Work Commission has upheld the Australian Workers Union application to guarantee the minimum wage for casual workers ($25.41 per hour) to farm workers.

As MacroBusiness points out, fewer than 20% of New South Wales residents want New South Wales' population to increase, according to a 2019 Newspoll.

The Sydney Morning Herald has revealed that the multilevel apartment complex in Canterbury was at severe “risk to occupants”, sparking an emergency meeting to decide if residents should be evacuated.

The “explosive” surge would also be bad for Sydney’s housing affordability, traffic congestion, greenhouse gas emissions, open space and tree canopy cover.

This week UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic to the UK Conservative Party Conference, held at Manchester.

Coming hot on the heels of the Pandora Papers are more revelations about the contracting out of the coronavirus hotel quarantine arrangements by the Victorian and New South Wales Governments.

This week we have been given a rare insight into the scale of the corruption problem, both in Australia and globally, with the release of the Pandora Papers.

Sustainable Australia Party federal president William Bourke said the party sought to protect the environment, halt overdevelopment and stop corruption.

The federally registered Sustainable Australia Party today lodged its application for registration in South Australia as the ‘SA Party’.

Housing is a fundamental need and human right. Perversely, homes are now treated as an investment asset by governments rather than a shelter in which to live and/or raise a family.

Under World Trade Organisation (WTO) Rules, pharmaceutical companies have a 20-year monopoly on COVID-19 vaccines. Each country’s government must negotiate with them on prices and quantities.

Welcome to the latest Sustainable Australia Party (VIC) eNewsletter.

I remember the feeling of utter helplessness I had on Black Saturday 2009, when the heat was so great and the winds so strong that the flames could not be stopped.

Liberal & Labor: A marriage of convenience?

The federally registered Sustainable Australia Party is seeking registration in South Australia as the ‘SA Party’ and wants to introduce Swiss-style direct democracy into state politics.

Sustainable Australia Party MP Clifford Hayes said “Planning like this should be done incrementally and with the community’s involvement in how they’d like to see their suburbs develop.”

Sustainable Australia Party State MP Clifford Hayes slams the plan as “a truly insane proposal that is totally out of character with the rest of Frankston”.

The closure of Hazelwood and Yallourn Power Stations need not spell disaster for the Latrobe Valley. Opportunities to build a diverse and sustainable local economy are plenty. Courage, funding, policy leadership and ongoing support from the State Government are needed to turn visions into realities.

William Bourke talks about Sustainable Australia Party's quest to register for the March 2022 South Australian state election.

Sustainable Australia Party campaigns to significantly reduce Australia's waste production and increase its recycling and energy recovery through embracing circular economies.

Episode 6 of Young, Dumb & Politically Disengaged is here! This month I chat to Sustainable Australia Party State Member for Southern Metropolitan Region, Clifford Hayes. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

After a long delay, Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and the Treasury lay it all out. The problem is the IGR is based on one big lie.

I was interested to see both Peter Strong from the Council of Small Business Association, and Leith van Onselen from MacroBusiness, calling for the restoration of the old Commonwealth Employment Service (CES). It is a view I have had myself for quite some time.

William Bourke, President of the Sustainable Australia Party, points out the ‘big lie’ in the latest Intergenerational Report.

Today the fifth so-called “intergenerational report” (IGR) is finally released. After a long delay, and no-doubt copious tweaking to make it as bleak as possible, Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg lays it all out. The problem is, the IGR is based on one big, fat lie.

The Hon. Kelvin Thomson, Former Federal Member for Wills & spokesman for the Sustainable Australia Party, joins Luke Grant to discuss the topic of just how much bigger should Australia’s population get?

The Sustainable Australia Party is very concerned at electoral inequality in Western Australia due to the fact that the system greatly favours major parties.

Born in Singleton and educated through the local public school system, I continued my education at the University of Newcastle, where I completed a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil). I work in the rail industry as a construction manager in the Upper Hunter.

Calum Blair, Sustainable Australia Party candidate for Upper Hunter says we need infrastructure before more housing.