MARK DREYFUS MP

Member for Isaacs

Media Releases

Last chance for the government to stop the shortwave radio switch off

30 January 2017

With the Northern Territory due to lose its essential shortwave radio service tomorrow, the Government is ignoring Labor's calls to do all it can to continue this critical communications service and ensure listeners in the bush are not cut off.

Australians in limbo as as Turnbull pulls plug on NBN rollout data

27 January 2017

Once again the Turnbull Government has shown absolute contempt for Australian consumers seeking information about the NBN.

Scullion finally wakes up on shortwave radio

19 January 2017

With just over a week until the Northern Territory is due to lose its vital shortwave radio service, Indigenous Affairs Minister and Country Liberal Senator for the Northern Territory Nigel Scullion made his first, limp protest.

Illegal whaling resumed while Turnbull meets Japan's PM

16 January 2017

Labor condemns the resumption of illegal whaling by a Japanese fleet inside the Southern Ocean whale sanctuary, reported over the weekend.

Turnbull must break silence on Japanese whaling

14 January 2017

Labor encourages Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to use this weekend's visit from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to raise the issue of illegal Japanese whaling happening now in protected waters.

Broad agreement on marriage amendments needed

13 January 2017

Labor's Mark Dreyfus and Terri Butler have called on a Senate Select Committee to reach agreement on the terms of a bill for marriage equality, in a submission made this morning.

Mathias Cormann knew more on Bell

06 January 2017

Another week, another Turnbull minister with something to confess about how much they knew about the Bell affair.

Istanbul Terror Attack

02 January 2017

Labor utterly condemns the barbarous and deadly attack on the Reina Nightclub in Turkey.

Community groups united against 18C

29 December 2016

News today that ethnic community groups around the nation have mobilised in opposition to the Turnbull governments attack on protections against racial hate speech should surprise no-one except perhaps Mr Turnbull himself.

Bell group - what did Porter know?

27 December 2016

Christian Porter's late confession that he knew far more about the Bell Group saga than originally disclosed delivered just days before Christmas raises serious questions about the depth of his involvement in this sordid affair.