In Parliament today I pressed the Prime Minister for immediate assistance for the 50 workers who will soon be sacked from Cadbury’s Claremont factory. It was disappointing that the Prime Minister did not offer any immediate assistance to these people, and instead only...

The directions hearing for the application to the High Court to stop the Government’s voluntary postal vote on marriage equality will take place this afternoon at 4:30pm. Felicity Marlowe, one of the three applicants in the case, will be available for comment...

Opinion published in the Mercury, 3 August The latest government announcements about counter-terrorism are unwarranted and will do nothing to make Australian people safer, says Andrew Wilkie Let's be clear about something: Australian security agencies are competent...

Today I was one of only two Members of the House of Representatives to vote against the Federal Government’s changes to the Wine Equalisation Tax (WET) rebate. These changes will unfairly impact Tasmanian wine producers. Indeed the lowering of the WET producer rebate...

I wish to make it absolutely clear that my relationship with the Government has not changed. I will continue to approach all issues in the Parliament on their merits and have not guaranteed anyone anything. A copy of my relevant press release from 9 July 2016 is...