The federal government is placing increased pressure on states and territories to do more to steer the nation's economy back on track.
The Coalition has raised more than $300 billion in stimulus - the equivalent of 16 per cent of the nation's GDP - to support Australians through the coronavirus crisis. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has been calling on the states to fast track infrastructure, and introduce more tax benefits and grants for businesses. Image: News Corp Australia
Open up the country and look after the elderly ffs
Don’t see how the delegation of the epbc act to the states is going to help here - more power to left green states like Qld will just further frustrate and delay the very resource projects the economy needs now. What are you thinking boys?
The federal government is placing increased effort into distancing itself from its own failures.
Jobkeeper & jobseeker payment must come with social responsibility and responsible behaviour. Payment must be stopped immediately if someone behaved or acted irresponsibly
Hero Li-Meng Yan: CCP and WHO lied to the world about human transmission, lied about the mask, lied about HCQ, and they taking the orders from CCP!
Thats what i love about this LNP gov, they are masters of conveying compassion and care to Australians. Now get back to work. auspol ScottyFromMarketing IStandWithDan
Back on track or back on the Belt and Road?
This proving the Federals are useless..
........ More bullying. Do as we say Auspol or the LNPPack will cut off the cash and hound you into submission. ThisIsNotPolitics and ThisIsNotJournalism
Why should we spend more $ without a CLEAR exit strategy?; More action is not the solution when your exit strategy is half-baked; It seems ScoMo’s exit strategy is to keep daily new caes to ZERO and wait for a vaccine; This is a HIGH RISK strategy that could ruin our livelihoods