The Social Agenda

Influencing Government Policy from the Ground Up

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What Is the Social Agenda

A marketplace where people can come together to speak out as a collective voice for fairness, transparency, efficiency and sustainability in all Government policies and activities.

  • Indue Cash Card Case Study

    8 September 2019 The Problem
    The Indue Cash Card has been introduced as a trial, without any visible oversight. It appears that the company involved has one investor, who happens to be a relative of a former National Party leader. The Indue Card costs $11,000 per person to set up and adds zero value and zero efficiency as far as anyone can tell.
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  • Debt Fuelled Ponzi Scheme

    31 August 2019 The Problem
    Capitalist economies are debt fuelled Ponzi schemes. There is no requirement for added value to increase the price of a share.
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  • How Much For Information

    31 August 2019 FOI - Cost of Information
    Information that should be affordable is being priced out of reach of most people. Independent media in particular should have full access to court records, parliamentary information and other information that should be readily available to the public.
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  • Introduction - National Assets and Services

    18 August 2019 Assets and Services
    What is happening to Australia's national assets and services? Who is benefiting, what are the implications for the future, safeguards, transparency and processes needed to secure our future.
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  • ICAC

    18 August 2019 ICAC
    ICAC - My manager asking me for sex There is strong bullying and harassment taking place in this Agency and many (including me) are too fearful to make a report.
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    • Matters of Public Importance: Politics (4 Dec 2019)
      24 January 2020
      Adam Bandt:...watchdog before Christmas, and we could have one before Christmas if the government wanted to. Why could we have one? Because the Senate has actually passed a bill to establish a national ICAC. I was proud to be the first member to introduce a national anticorruption watchdog bill into the House. That was then improved on by the previous member for Indi, Cathy McGowan, and worked on by a...
    • Committees: Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee; Reference (3 Dec 2019)
      24 January 2020
      Jacqui Lambie:...Nothing to see here,' according to the Tas Libs. Incidentally, in case the Tasmanian Liberals don't know, he's the same guy who was mates with Sam Dastyari, and Sam himself told the New South Wales ICAC that he believed the powerful Chinese property developer and major political donor may have been working to influence Australian politics. I'll take the 'may' out; I will call it: he was...
    • Questions without Notice: Prime Minister (3 Dec 2019)
      24 January 2020
      Christian Porter: Is that the same Geoffrey Watson who made an inappropriate statement in questioning in the New South Wales ICAC? Is that the one? Ah, that's interesting, isn't it? It's a question of judgement, and Mr Watson's judgement is incorrect. In fact, shadow Attorney-General, your judgement has been fairly poor on these sorts of matters, I'd have to say. A government member: What's the score? The...

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