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Federal MP for Latrobe- Jason Wood announced a funding of 340,000 AUD for the Sikh temple in Officer ‘Siri Guru Nanak Darbar’
Sydney (Bureau) Sunday, 24th the entire community- Brad Battin, cohesion. About 665 petitions were The Sikh community had earlier Government, Melbourne Water.
March was a historic day for Sikh State MP Gembrook; Mayor Graeme received in support of this proposal. promised to put in some more of their There was a big congregation
community in Officer. Federal MP for Moore, Cardinia Shire Council; Mayor Jason said that he would like to funds to build ownership of these who cheered the announcement with
Latrobe- Jason Wood announced a Amanda Stapledon, Casey Council; Cr both applaud and convey his heartfelt creative projects. S. Jatinder Singh traditional Sikh slogans- Bole So Nihal.
funding of 340,000 AUD for the Sikh Damien Rosario, Casey Council. thanks for the great community Uppal donated 170,000 AUD to these This announcement was also covered
temple in Officer ‘Siri Guru Nanak Jason said that his office had initiatives and interactions the Officer and related projects, which implies by local Indian magazines and
Darbar’ located at 33 Officer Road, received a very professional proposal Sikh community was carrying in that Officer Sikh community now has television media.
Officer. This federal funding will be from the Officer temple for some Latrobe. He mentioned of the Officer 510,000 AUD to spend on these About 70+ members from other
used for various projects like Kids community based, community Sikh Community’s friendly community focused projects. communities attended the inaugural
language school, play area, organic focused and community centered collaborations with about 15 Officer Sikh Gurdwara has written of Gurdwara in Jan'2019 and wore
farming, rain water harvesting. projects. He said he was confident community organisations and their many proposals and earlier received turbans and sat on floor to have
Many dignitaries attended the that these projects will promote work for Australia Day, Bunyip fire funding from Stronger Communities langar and cherish Sikh traditions and
announcement and congratu-lated community bridges and social relief, Harmony Day etc. Program, Pick my Project of Victorian culture.
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years in December, according to
the recent NAB Consumer
Behaviour Survey.
The upcoming election is an
opportunity to tip the seesaw
back in the other direction. Labor
will ease pressure on household
budgets by boosting wages,
restoring penalty rates, cracking
down on casualization and labour
hire. To improve productivity,
we’ll invest in apprentices, skills
and training. We will fix our
schools and hospitals, stand up
for workers and pensioners and
foster renewables to deliver
cheaper, cleaner energy.
Australia needs a strong
economy that works for all. We’ll
implement an Australian
Investment Guarantee that
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encourages businesses to
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Do you feel like the cost of incomes and savings. Wages expand their operations. For the wkwb/ ftu GkoshnK B/ dZyDh ncohek ns/ skJhtkB B{z gSkV fdZsk j?. nwohek
living is higher than it used to be? growth has been lower every ten million workers who earn less
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You’re not imagining it. quarter under this government than $125,000, we’ll deliver
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For many Australians, life can than any quarter under its bigger, better and fairer personal
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feel like a lop-sided seesaw. On predecessor. Wages growth has income tax cuts. We’ll make vital
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the high part of the seesaw, we been as low as 1.9 per cent since investments in schools and fe ;kb 2017 ftu'A fJj nzeVk 174 ;h.
have electricity bills, childcare the 2013 election. Even during properly fund infrastructure, paid
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costs, and health insurance the global financial crisis, wages for by closing unsustainable tax
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costs. Almost two million didn’t drop below 2.9 per cent. loopholes. It’s time to tip the
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Australians are unemployed or This seesaw is creating a seesaw back in favour of
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underemployed, meaning they nightmare for Australian families Australian households. g?;k j?, T[BQK ns/ T[BQK d/ pZfunK d/ GftZy bJh Jhph-5 uzrk ;"dk j?. fJe gk;/
can’t find work or enough hours as costs go up and wages growth Andrew Leigh is the
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at work. goes down. It’s no surprise that Shadow Assistant Treasurer,
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The other part of the seesaw household anxiety rose to its and his website is
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is stuck on the ground: wages, highest level in more than three www.andrewleigh.com.
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