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Ahead of tomorrow's federal budget, ACT Independent Senator David Pocock is today publishing a copy of his 52-page submission lodged in February as part of the formal pre-budget process.

In a dissenting report on the findings of a senate committee inquiry tabled today, ACT Independent Senator David Pocock has slammed the government for tinkering around the edges of tax reform for offshore oil...

The main report recommendations tabled today from a senate committee inquiry into lobbying miss an opportunity for urgent, overdue and much-needed regulatory and systems improvements according to ACT Independent Senator David Pocock.

A 13-month-long joint house and senate committee has unearthed a significant and widespread need for increased investment in the National Capital on the part of the Commonwealth Government.

Changes to the way in which student debt is indexed announced today are a welcome first step but just a fraction of the reform we need to see in higher education, said ACT Independent...

The second pre-budget report of the Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee, that was established following agreement between the Albanese Government and ACT Independent Senator David Pocock, has been handed down today.

New modelling from the Parliamentary Budget Office shows that reforms to tax concessions on investment properties could boost housing affordability, rates of home ownership and deliver $60 billion in savings to the Budget over...

ACT Independent Senator David Pocock has provided his support for the majority report recommendation of a senate inquiry into bills that will legislate the federal government’s new Help to Buy shared equity housing scheme....

ACT Independent Senator David Pocock said legislating a strong, independent Environment Protection Agency would be a positive development, but that it would only be effective if Australia’s broken environment laws are comprehensively reformed.

Tomorrow the Senate Environment and Communications References Committee kicks off public hearings in Darwin as part of an inquiry into the “Middle Arm Industrial Precinct”.