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Croome slams federal budget: ‘A missed opportunity’

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Peter Hackney The 2025-26 federal budget is “a missed opportunity from a missed-opportunity government”, according to Australian LGBTQIA+ rights hero Rodney Croome. Speaking to QNews, Just.Equal spokesperson Croome said the budget, handed down in Canberra last night, fails Australia’s rainbow communities on numerous fronts. “This budget was a missed opportunity to tackle prejudice, discrimination, poor socio-economic outcomes ... The post Croome…
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Croome slams federal budget: ‘A missed opportunity’

Peter Hackney The 2025-26 federal budget is “a missed opportunity from a missed-opportunity government”, according to Australian LGBTQIA+ rights hero Rodney Croome. Speaking to QNews, Just.Equal spokesperson Croome said the budget, handed down in Canberra last night, fails Australia’s rainbow communities on numerous fronts. “This budget was a missed opportunity to tackle prejudice, discrimination, poor socio-economic outcomes ... The post Croome…

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'Depressing,' 'Staggering,' 'Lackluster'; Griffith's leaders speak out on federal budget

Griffith's leaders express disappointment over the new budget, calling it a missed opportunity for regional Australia.

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Little in budget for higher ed - Campus Review

More tax cuts for every Australian and reiterations of measures that had already been announced marked Tuesday night's federal budget, which also didn't include any specific funds for higher education. The pre-election pitch, as expected, aimed to deliver cost-of-living relief, while seeking to avoid fuelling inflation with cash handouts. Most big measures in the budget papers, such as increased access to a bulk-billed GP and energy bill relief,…

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Australia's budget "missed opportunity" for higher education investment

The budget forecasts that Net Overseas Migration (NOM) will decline by 75,000 in 2025/26, and by a further 35,000 in 2026/27. Meanwhile, visa application charges are expected to deliver receipts of $4.2 billion in 2025/26 and $4.4 billion in 2026/27, following on from the government’s move to increase the fee for international student visas applying to study in Australia by 125%, from AUS$710 to AUS$1,600. Luke Sheehy, chief executive officer at…

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thepienews.com broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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