World’s Most Expensive Carbon Tax Gets Even Bigger Today
Today marks the second anniversary of Labor’s destructive Carbon Tax and it means higher power bills for local families, Federal Member for Deakin, Michael Sukkar said today.
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Sukkar Delivers $10,000 to Croydon Historical Society
Federal Member for Deakin, Michael Sukkar, today announced $10,000 for a publishing project to give future generations insights into the […]
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Changes to Black Spot Programme for Safer Deakin Roads
The Coalition Government is delivering on its plans to build safer roads through a record $500 million investment in an […]
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Sport for More Australian Children
From 1 January 2015, schools in the electorate of Deakin will be able to apply to take part in the […]
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Abbott Government Delivers on Safer Streets Funding for Deakin
The Coalition Government has delivered on its commitment to address crime and anti-social behaviour, the Federal Member for Deakin, Michael […]
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Strategy for chaplaincy programme begins to take shape
SENATOR THE HON SCOTT RYAN Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education MICHAEL SUKKAR MP Federal Member for Deakin MEDIA […]
Read MoreTrade Support Loans Building A Stronger Australia
The Abbott Coalition Government is building a stronger economy by supporting apprentices to successfully complete their qualification. Member for Deakin, […]
Read MoreDefence Budget Delivers For Deakin
The Abbott Government is delivering on its commitment to build a stronger Australian Defence Force (ADF). Michael Sukkar, Member for […]
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Budget Delivers on Commitments for People with Disability and Carers
The Coalition Government will meet its election commitments to support Australians with disability and carers, Federal Member for Deakin, Michael […]
Read MoreIncreased Funding and More Flexible Arrangements for Aged Care
The Coalition Government will meet its election commitments in aged care through increased funding which is better targeted and more […]
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