AAA CRASHES LABOR’S FAMILY CAR AND UTE TAX

The Albanese Labor Government’s proposed family car and ute tax has been methodically demolished in just eleven pages by the nation’s peak association representing car drivers and consumers, the Australian Automobile Association. Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, Senator Bridget McKenzie said Labor’s half-truths and deliberate omissions on their proposed carbon tax on…

PROTECTING AIRLINE PASSENGERS – BECAUSE LABOR WON’T

Australians deserve an aviation industry where planes take off and land on time, their bags arrive with them, and they are not left shouldering the costs associated with these service failures. That is why Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, Senator Bridget McKenzie, and Shadow Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury, Senator…

SKY HIGH FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS AND DELAYS IN JANUARY HOLIDAYS

8% of flights cancelled or delayed (1,419 flights cancelled and 11,812 flights delayed) More than 1,400 flights were cancelled in January leaving tens of thousands of Australians scrambling to fix their travel plans. The Virgin group reported 633 cancellations and Qantas group (including Jetstar) reported 672 cancellations. Nearly thirty percent of flights were either cancelled…

LABOR’S FAMILY CAR TAX WILL PUT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON THE PRICE OF NEW CARS AUSTRALIANS LOVE TO DRIVE

The cost of popular SUVs, utes and 4WDs will be forced up by thousands of dollars from next year to help the Albanese Government subsidise the price of individuals buying electric vehicles, according to car industry research released at the weekend. Industry analysis of Energy Minister Chris Bowen’s proposed New Vehicle Efficiency Standard predicts the…

TWO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS SHORT AND THE NATION STOPS

Poor accountability and management of AirServices Australia is failing to provide travelling Australians with a safer, more affordable, and reliable aviation system. Appearing before Senate Estimates RRAT Committee today, Airservices Australia admitted that, despite having 948 air traffic controllers (ATC), just two ATC that took unplanned leave today caused hours of delays and cancellations across…