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Hard Solo and human rights: Why Kylea Tink won’t go quietly

Crikey, 20 June 2024

A feature article on what Kylea has achieved in Parliament so far, her priorities for the months ahead, and the need for communities to engage in our democracy.

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Teal MPs blast Dutton’s Coalition policy as ‘too slow, too expensive’

The Daily Telegraph, 19 June 2024

Kylea has pushed back against the Coalition's nuclear proposal, warning that it would lead to higher costs for Australians, extend the use of coal, and delay our economic progress towards renewables.

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Coalition nuclear policy is dangerous, deluded and divisive

Media release, 19 June 2024

Peter Dutton’s nuclear policy is dangerous, deluded and divisive – and will cost Australian taxpayers dearly, Kylea says.

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‘More secretive than the Morrison government'

The Guardian, 18 June 2024

Kylea says she has been particularly concerned with “a worrying slide toward secrecy and lack of transparency” by the Albanese Labor Government. “The overzealous use of NDAs in stakeholder engagement is hampering the ability of civil society to engage fully in policy debate,” she says.

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Teal MPs accused of being ‘Labor-aligned’

The Australian, 16 June 2024

Kylea defends her voting record as “100 per cent in line with what my community has wanted and expects”, in contrast to party politicians who vote along party lines.

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Seat of North Sydney set to be scrapped in proposed electorate boundaries shake-up

ABC News, 14 June 2024

Responding to the AEC's proposed boundary redistribution, Kylea says she is "obviously disappointed … but this has never been about me. I will continue to stand up for and fight for the people of North Sydney … I remain committed to the independent movement and will continue to support it wherever and whenever I can."

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Statement on today’s federal electoral boundary announcement

Media Release, 14 June 2024

Kylea has responded to the Australian Electoral Commission's proposal to abolish the seat of North Sydney ahead of the next federal election.

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Nationals leader reveals nuclear power plants to be built in National Party seats

The Nightly, 12 June 2024

While Peter Dutton has told the media that winning back the teal seats is possible with his energy policy, Kylea says the Liberal Party clearly isn’t listening. “Rather than take on board the feedback voters gave them in 2022, they’re basically saying they don’t care and they don’t want to listen,” she says.

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Dutton's climate policy to be 'the extinction of the opposition'

SBS World News, 12 June 2024

Kylea says opposition leader Peter Dutton's proposal to dump Australia's climate targets is "the extinction of the opposition ... not the extinction of our planet, because Australians have had enough of this sort of climate denialism".

Watch the news segment from the 22' mark here.

Confused Coalition stance on 2030 emissions target risks ‘chasing away’ investment

The Guardian, 11 June 2024

Kylea says the Coalition's stance on Australia's 2030 emissions target risks taking Australia backward. "The climate wars must be put to bed," she says. "If the Liberal and National parties do not wish to be part of that future, it is their own extinction they are guaranteeing."

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