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Albanese signs up to $1.3b childcare fix economists have recommended for years

The Sydney Morning Herald, 10 December 2024

In great news, the Albanese government have announced they will abolish the childcare activity test, giving every family earning under $530,000 three days of subsidised childcare. Kylea has been an active advocate in this space, holding a deliberative democracy forum in October to hear the community's concerns and input from policy experts.

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Teals’ ‘true colours’ are Green, Coalition says after new analysis of voting records

The Daily Telegraph, 10 December 2024

Independent MPs have hit back at criticism from Paul Fletcher that they vote with the Greens in the lower house. Kylea said, “On 100 per cent of occasions I have voted in a way that is consistent with my community’s expectations and ambitions … And importantly I’ve voted significantly more frequently than the Member for Bradfield who, despite being the Opposition Manager for the House, hardly ever attends a vote.”

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Kylea's Call

Channel 10, 8 December 2024

Kylea’s decision not to run in the House of Representatives at the next election has been covered extensively over the weekend by several news channels, including Channel 10 below.

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Liberals need to win back friends in the heartland

Sydney Morning Herald, 7 December 2024

Saturday's SMH editorial says Bradfield Liberal MP Paul Fletcher’s woes have been worsened by the decision of Kylea Tink to throw her backing behind Boele and that the teal wave will be even bigger at the next election. Thirty candidates are already waiting in the wings.

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‘Like a child throwing toys from his cot’: Kylea Tink lashes Liberal MP

Sydney Morning Herald, 7 December 2024

In a front page story on her decision and the ‘genteel transfer’, Kylea talks up the teal movement, saying it will continue to expand and threaten the major parties’ dominance. “I absolutely believe the legislation that has gone through is better because of the input we have provided.”

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Kylea Tink MP announces she will not run for a seat in the Lower House in 2025 - backs Nicolette Boele for seat of Bradfield

Media Release, 7 December 2024

Kylea has announced she will not run for a seat in the House of Representatives at the 2025 federal election, while backing community independents to continue revolutionising Australian politics.

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