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Community Care Review
"Australia’s newly elected independents have all backed the royal commission’s recommendations for aged care reform.
Following Saturday’s election, there will be seven new independents sitting on the crossbench of the lower house – taking the total number to 10."
"Another teal candidate, Kylea Tink, who claimd the NSW seat of North Sydney, has described aged care as “a critical, long-term national issue for Australia” and fully supports “fundamental and systemic reform” of the sector, including better wages and conditions for aged care workers.
Ms Tink has promised to “hold the Government to account to get this done.”
Other relevant posts
'How not to do an infrastructure project': Kylea Tink on the North Sydney Pool
The Guardian, 17 March 2024
Kylea is quoted in a feature article on the beleaguered redevelopment of the North Sydney Olympic Pool. Problems began when the Federal Government gave the pool a $10m grant meant for regional and remote women’s sports, she says.
Independent MP speaks on GST carve-up
Sky News, 15 March 2024
Kylea has raised questions of integrity and transparency in government as the states and territories bicker about the GST carve-up. “They tell us that it’s done by an independent body, but we know these deals are done behind the back of where they go," she says.
Palmer to contest donations limit
Sydney Morning Herald, 13 March 2024
Kylea says Labor’s decision to pursue greater transparency on election funding is evidence of the growing influence of the integrity-minded crossbench. However she warns that any cap on spending in individual seats could advantage parties over independents — for example, spending on national TV ads that may not be captured in seat-specific limits.
Truth and transparency in proposed election reforms
The New Daily, 13 March 2024
“Transparency is not a bad thing for anybody," Kylea says of the Government's upcoming election reform legislation, noting that Australian political parties received $90 million in donations from unknown sources in the lead up to the 2022 federal election.
Beware the vested interests fuelling the automotive status quo
The New Daily, 12 March 2024
Those fighting the proposed vehicle efficiency standards standards are fighting for their own profit margins, and not for Australian drivers, Kylea writes in the New Daily.
Tink wants gender equality policy to go beyond statement of intent
North Sydney Sun, 8 March 2024
Kylea has welcomed the Federal Government’s newly announced National Strategy for Gender Equality while calling for it to 'go beyond merely being a statement of intent', local media reports.
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