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Labor's National Conference will go virtual with hundreds of delegates dialing in to decide the party's policy platform at what is being touted as the biggest online political event in Australian history.

Labor's National Conference will go virtual with hundreds of delegates dialing in to decide the party's policy platform at what is being touted as the biggest online political event in Australian history.

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese is pledging to unveil a $15 billion plan to restart the car manufacturing industry in Australia as he faces a showdown with the unions over Labor's support for free trade. The Reconstruction Fund has partnered with business and super-funds aiming to grow the economy and increase employment. The blueprint will flag plans to revive the capability to manufacture cars, trains and ships in addition to improving defence, medical science and transport sectors.

 

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It was off the cloud and off with the fairies, all out of this world economy reality, let's start with base load power,too real? Let's dumb it down ,coal fired or nuclear generators.without cheap elect and lower wages we can't make garden rakes.let alone a car fantasy

Labor alienated over 55's last time and it cost you the election, this time look after the over 55's, pensioners and veterans. AustralianLabor newscomauHQ theage 7NewsMelbourne 9NewsSyd abcnews 3AW693 TomElliott3AW ACurrentAffair9 9NewsAdel 9NewsPerth 7NewsCanberra

Thats would be a positive happy go lucky take on world..... not!

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