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Nick McKim
Senator for lutruwita/Tasmania

Rebadged loggers threaten Victoria’s native forest ban

8 August, 2024 - Significant forest industry players are trying to undermine Victoria’s ban on native forest logging on public land by using deceptive language ...

No case for RBA to raise rates

31 July, 2024 - The Greens have called for Labor to introduce a national rent freeze and measures to stop price gouging instead of sitting back and watching the...

Rex too important to Tasmania to be allowed to fail

31 July, 2024 - The Greens are calling on the federal government to consider purchasing Rex Airlines to ensure the continued connectivity and economic stability...

New Forestry Minister Julie Collins needs to end native forest logging

29 July, 2024 - The appointment of Julie Collins as Forestry Minister presents an urgent opportunity to end native forest logging across Australia, the Greens s...

Labor now isolated on supermarket divestiture

2 July, 2024 - Labor is now isolated as the only party allowing the big supermarket corporations to continue to misuse their market power and price-gouge Austra...

Greens split buy-to-rent from consumer protection changes

27 June, 2024 - The Greens have split a Government bill to ensure greater scrutiny of Labor’s plan for Build to Rent tax breaks and regulation of Buy Now, Pay L...

Political duopoly votes to protect supermarket duopoly

26 June, 2024 - Labor and the Liberals voting down the Greens’ Divestiture Bill shows they are siding with the supermarket corporations over the interests of ev...

Greens secure amendments to corporate climate disclosures

25 June, 2024 - After securing amendments to the government’s Financial Market Infrastructure Bill to require large Australian companies to report against both ...

Labor’s supermarket response leaves shoppers high and dry

24 June, 2024 - Labor’s code of conduct will do nothing to bring down food and grocery prices, and if the Prime Minister truly wants to help Australian shoppers...

Treasury confirms price gouging and intergenerational inequality

3 June, 2024 - Treasury has confirmed that corporations are price gouging and agreed that intergenerational inequality is a concern, but Labor remains in denial...

Husic's corporate tax cut calls

28 May, 2024 - Calls by Cabinet Minister Ed Husic to lower the corporate tax rate show that Labor are massively out of touch and have the wrong priorities, the ...

Greens kill Labor’s gas fast-track bill

16 May, 2024 - The Greens have secured an agreement with the government to shelve Labor’s offshore gas fast track plan that silenced First Nations voices. After...