Since the first convoy of servicemen left the shores of Albany in 1914, almost two million men and women have worn with pride the uniforms of the Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army and Royal Australian Air Force and on ANZAC Day, we remember them all. We remember those that put their country first – our…
Details31 March 2021 Thank you Vice Chancellor Martin Bean for having me at your RMIT city campus, and congratulations on your contribution to this great university. I wish you well on your next chapter when you finish up here in a few months. Thank you also for the introductory remarks from the Hon Phil Honeywood.…
Details26 March 2021 Indian communities across Victoria are set to benefit from a new Indian Community Centre opened by the Hon Alan Tudge MP in Rowville today. The centre was partially funded by the Australian Government with $2.5 million in funding. Federal Member for Aston Alan Tudge said that once final council…
DetailsDid you know that an important key to the global rollout of the COVID vaccine lies in Knox? That’s right! Not in London, not in New York, but in our very own area. Biosafety is a small local business that is playing a massive role in the global roll-out. They have recently travelled to the…
DetailsSpeech 26 February 2021 Acknowledgements I am delighted to join you all today — here at our second oldest university, one of our great research institutions, and my alma mater. This is my first major speech on higher education since becoming Education Minister just before Christmas last year. I want to use it to…
DetailsSince the pandemic began, we’ve known that our best chance of getting back to normal is if a vaccine can be found and made accessible. With the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine now approved by Therapeutic Goods Authority (TGA) and the AstraZeneca vaccine soon to be approved, this chance is now a reality. Although the development was…
Details2021 is going to be a big year. As a community we are bouncing back from the pandemic and life is finally starting to get back to normal. Importantly, there are several local road and community infrastructure projects that will be getting underway across Knox – projects I committed to at the last election to…
Details14 October 2020 Subjects: VIC lockdown; population; partner visas . CHRIS SMITH: Welcome back. Australia is forecast to finish the decade with 1.7 million fewer people than what was originally predicted. It comes as a result, of course, of the lasting effects of the coronavirus pandemic. But could this be an opportunity for…
Details31 August 2020 Subjects: Victoria lockdown; aged care sector. RAFAEL EPSTEIN: Alan Tudge is the Minister for Population and Urban Infrastructure. He is also the MP for Aston in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs and right now, he is the Acting Immigration Minister. Alan Tudge thanks for joining us. ALAN TUDGE: G’day Raf. RAFAEL EPSTEIN:…
DetailsNEIL MITCHELL: Alan Tudge good morning. ALAN TUDGE: Good morning Neil. NEIL MITCHELL: Ok yes or no to the 12 months extension? ALAN TUDGE: I do not like it and I think that Daniel Andrews needs to explain why it is necessary and what the purpose of it is. Ordinarily as you know he has…
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