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Politics Reporter, Crikey
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Breastfeeding 'not a political issue', First Nations leaders say, as MAGA comments continue to haunt Coalition
By Anton K. Nilsson Verified| Crikey Verified Indigenous leaders have lashed the Coalition’s targeting of grants aimed at improving the health of First Nations women and children. As Crikey reported last week, the Coalition’s government efficiency spokesperson Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has campaigned against a $1 million grant to improve Indigenous breastfeeding rates by “decolonising lactation care”. “The Albanese Labor government is on a wasteful spending spree with your taxpayer funds,” Nampijinpa Price wrote on social media.
By Anton K. Nilsson Verified| Crikey Verified According to the Liberal Party campaign launch, Peter Dutton is a “tough” former police officer, a “courageous” leader, and, it bears repeating over and over, a man. But he’s also someone who “cares deeply … on the inside”, a devoted father and husband, and a son who inherited his “father’s emotional gene”. The Liberals were anxious to hit all the notes at Sunday’s event, seeking to portray Dutton as both hard and soft, hopeful and pessimistic, forward-looking and nostalgic.
Breastfeeding 'not a political issue', First Nations leaders say, as MAGA comments continue to haunt Coalition
By Anton K. Nilsson Verified| Crikey Verified Indigenous leaders have lashed the Coalition’s targeting of grants aimed at improving the health of First Nations women and children. As Crikey reported last week, the Coalition’s government efficiency spokesperson Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has campaigned against a $1 million grant to improve Indigenous breastfeeding rates by “decolonising lactation care”. “The Albanese Labor government is on a wasteful spending spree with your taxpayer funds,” Nampijinpa Price wrote on social media.
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Crikey
Crikey is an Australian online news site established in 2000 by Stephen Mayne. It is known for its investigative journalism and covers a wide array of topics, including politics, business, health, media, culture, and world news. Owned by Private Media Partners since 2005, Crikey generates revenue through subscriptions and advertisements. The site offers a comprehensive range of articles and in-depth reports, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in detailed analysis of current events. Crikey's focus is on digital content, providing insightful coverage of political and social issues. Its readership includes individuals and organizations seeking reliable news and investigative reporting.
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