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Member for Wannon Dan Tehan says the Albanese Labor Government’s Roads to Recovery funding distribution is leaving regional councils behind as they struggle to address the ever growing road maintenance task. While the Federal Labor Government is increasing the Roads to Recovery funding gradually from $500 million to $1 billion per year by 2027-28, Tehan…
Member for Wannon, Dan Tehan is calling on Wannon residents to nominate a road or intersection in most need of upgrade by completing a national road survey launched this month by Shadow Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Tony Pasin MP. Mr Pasin said the Albanese Labor Government had allowed the national road network to…
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Milton Dick MP, and Dan Tehan MP are today launching the “My First Speech” Competition for local schools in Wannon. This national competition challenges students in years 10, 11 and 12 to envision themselves as newly elected Members of the House of Representatives and to record a 90-second…
NO FUNDING IN THE “CONCLUDING” PROGRAM FROM 2027/28 The Albanese Labor Government has been caught out falsely claiming that the Mobile Black Spot Program has not been cut to zero. The Communications Minister has been attempting to argue that the Program has not been defunded. But the facts are that the Budget papers show that…
TRANSCRIPT THE HON DAN TEHAN MP SHADOW MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP FEDERAL MEMBER FOR WANNON INTERVIEW WITH PRUE BENTLEY, ABC STATEWIDE DRIVE 24 May 2024 E&OE……………………………… PRUE BENTLEY: Dan Tehan member for Wannon and a member of the Shadow Cabinet. Dan Tehan good afternoon. DAN TEHAN: Afternoon Prue, I’m coming to you from sunny…
TRANSCRIPT THE HON DAN TEHAN MP SHADOW MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP FEDERAL MEMBER FOR WANNON INTERVIEW WITH ALI MOORE, ABC DRIVE MELBOURNE 23 May 2024 E&OE…………………………………………………… ALI MOORE: Dan Tehan is a Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship. Dan Tehan Welcome to Drive. DAN TEHAN: Pleasure to be with you, Ali. MOORE: Can I…
Almost 23,000 asylum seekers arrived by plane and claimed asylum in 2023 under the Albanese Labor Government, the third highest number of arrivals in Australia’s history.
Almost 23,000 asylum seekers arrived by plane and claimed asylum in 2023 under the Albanese Labor Government, the third highest number of arrivals in Australia’s history.
Almost 23,000 asylum seekers arrived by plane and claimed asylum in 2023 under the Albanese Labor Government, the third highest number of arrivals in Australia’s history.
Almost 23,000 asylum seekers arrived by plane and claimed asylum in 2023 under the Albanese Labor Government, the third highest number of arrivals in Australia’s history.
