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Monday, 03 November 2025

The Hon Alex Hawke

Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation

Manager of Opposition Business in the House

MEDIA RELEASE

KEY NRF REPORT KEPT SECRET

In yet another embarrassing transparency failure for the Albanese Labor Government, the mega industry fund entrusted with $15 billion of taxpayer money has failed to release its 2024-25 Annual Report, contradicting statements made by its own Minister.

Friday, 31 October 2025

The Hon Alex Hawke MP
Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation
Manager of Opposition Business in the House

Topics: Labor's hatred of scrutiny in the House and Senate, COVID-19, meeting between the U.S and China, Labor's EPBC Bills.

SALLY SARA, HOST:

We're staying with federal politics and this push for more transparency from government. Alex Hawke is the Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation and Manager of Opposition Business in the House. Alex Hawke, welcome back to Radio National Breakfast.

Wednesday, 29 October 2025

The Hon Alex Hawke MP

Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation
Manager of Opposition Business in the House

Member for Mitchell

Senator James Paterson
Shadow Minister for Finance

Shadow Minister for the Public Service

Shadow Minister for Government Services

Senator for Victoria

MEDIA RELEASE

Labor’s Secrecy Culture Extends to AI: Government Fails to Lead by Example on New Technology

Tuesday, 28 October 2025

The Hon Alex Hawke MP
Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation
Manager of Opposition Business in the House of Representatives
Federal Member for Mitchell

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Sky News Business Now with Ross Greenwood

E&OE

Saturday, 25 October 2025

The Hon Alex Hawke

Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation

Manager of Opposition Business in the House

MEDIA RELEASE

PART TIME PARLIAMENT: HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES SITTING DORMANT

Seven out of ten House of Representatives Standing Committees are have not started any inquiries, while taxpayers foot the bill for MP salary bumps and issues of national importance go unheard.

The following standing committees have not commenced inquiries since the return of Parliament in July:

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