Greens leader considers budget measures, leading an inquiry into NDIS funding issues, while the government defends its budget against political criticism.
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Greens leader considers budget measures, leading an inquiry into NDIS funding issues, while the government defends its budget against political criticism.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
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Waters relies on AIHW data concerning victim-survivors for her policy work.1 source
Greens leader scrutinizes government budget and NDIS funding issues.1 source
Greens leader confirms party stance on tax hike and NDIS inquiry extension.1 source
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Larissa Waters
lawyer and politician in Queensland, Australia (1977- )
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Jim Chalmers
Australian politician (born 1978)