Xukuumadda Australia iyo Mucaaradku Wada-geliyeen Heshiis Siyaasadeed Taariikhi ah
Xukuumadda Australia iyo mucaaradkoodu wada-geliyeen heshiis siyaasadeed taariikhi ah oo ku saabsan xisaabinta lacagaha, xarumaha NDIS-ka, iyo xakameynta iibinta bayaanka ciyaaraha, iyadoo labada dhinac ay muujiyeen iskaashi la'aan lahayn.
Iskaashiga Siyaasadda iyo Heshiisyada
Ra'iisul wasaaraha Australia, Anthony Albanese, iyo hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka, Angus Taylor, ayaa wada-geliyeen heshiis siyaasadeed taariikhi ah oo ku saabsan xisaabinta lacagaha, xarumaha NDIS-ka, iyo xakameynta iibinta bayaanka ciyaaraha. Labada dhinac ayaa muujiyeen iskaashi la'aan lahayn, iyadoo heshiiska uu ka koobnaa qodobo kala duwan oo siyaasadeed.
Hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka, Angus Taylor, ayaa sheegay inuu 'haddii' ku jawaabay su'aalaha, kadib kulamo badan oo uu la yeeshay ra'iisul wasaaraha. Wuxuu sheegay in heshiiska uu yahay mid muhiim ah, isagoo intaas ku daray inuu yahay mid ka dhigaya mucaaradku inuu noqdo mid ka shaqeeya dhaqaalaha dalka.
Xisaabinta Lacagaha iyo NDIS-ka
Heshiiska ayaa sidoo kale ka koobnaa xisaabinta lacagaha, iyadoo xukuumaddu ay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen. Sidoo kale, heshiiska ayaa ka koobnaa xarumaha NDIS-ka, iyadoo xukuumaddu ay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen.
Xarumaha NDIS-ka ayaa sidoo kale ka koobnaa heshiiska, iyadoo xukuumaddu ay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen. Xukuumaddu waxay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen.
Hadda iyo Heshiisyada Soo Socda
Heshiiska ayaa sidoo kale ka koobnaa xisaabinta lacagaha, iyadoo xukuumaddu ay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen. Sidoo kale, heshiiska ayaa ka koobnaa xarumaha NDIS-ka, iyadoo xukuumaddu ay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen.
Hadda iyo heshiisyada soo socda ayaa sidoo kale ka koobnaa xisaabinta lacagaha, iyadoo xukuumaddu ay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen. Sidoo kale, heshiiska ayaa ka koobnaa xarumaha NDIS-ka, iyadoo xukuumaddu ay go'aansatay inay ka hortagto 'taxada daadadka' ee ay ku dhacaan dadka oo la xiro qofka ay dhalayeen.
In a rare display of cross-party cooperation, Australia's Labor government and the Coalition have agreed on a complex gambling advertising bill, NDIS changes and a fix to avoid a so-called 'Widow's Tax', with opposition leader Angus Taylor saying yes to multiple proposals after meetings with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
A Week of Deal-Making
The bipartisan agreement covers a new, complex set of rules on gambling advertising, changes to the NDIS, forcing social media giants to pay for journalism and avoiding a so-called 'Widow's Tax'.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie told Radio National: 'We're not the party who says no to everything. We want to work constructively in the national interest.' The Coalition's fight with One Nation is a backdrop to the bipartisan cooperation.
NDIS and Fiscal Credibility
The bipartisan deal on the NDIS was arguably the most significant of the week. The Coalition's eventual support for Labor's changes was never in serious doubt, but the cost of the scheme is still growing at more than 10 per cent annually.
The deal gives the government political cover for what lies ahead, underpins any hope of budget repair and is aimed at maintaining community support for the transformative scheme.
What Comes Next
The biggest concession required from Labor to seal the deal wasn't much of a concession at all. It agreed to expedite passing a bill to avoid a 'Widow's Tax' when someone loses a partner who was negatively gearing a property.
The prospects of cooperation will only diminish as the next election draws closer. Fights over immigration, superannuation, housing, tobacco excise, data centre rules and all sorts of other issues will continue and intensify.
