The Case for English: Why a Shared Language is Key to Social Cohesion and Economic Success

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The Hon Alan Tudge is Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs. In a speech to The Sydney Institute on Thursday 14 June 2018, Minister Tudge outlined the many reasons for English language proficiency being a necessary skill for migrants settling in Australia. As Alan Tudge put it: “The evidence is compelling that the single most…

The Case for English: Why a Shared Language is Key to Social Cohesion and Economic Success

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Speaker(s): The Hon Alan Tudge MP (Minister for Citizenship; Minister for Multicultural Affairs) Date: 14th June 2018 Topic: The Case for English: Why a Shared Language is Key to Social Cohesion and Economic Success Venue: The Sydney Institute, Level 40, Governor Phillip Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney Time: 12 pm for 12.30 pm – concludes…

Welfare Reform – Reducing Dependency and Setting Higher Expectations

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The Hon Alan Tudge is the Turnbull Government’s Minister for Human Services. As the minister in charge of a 30-year old system that runs Australia’s welfare payments system, he has responsibility for annually delivering more than $110 billion of payments to over four million households, through more than 100 million transactions. While the mechanics of…

Forrest, Indigenous Employment And Closing The Gap

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In July 2014, mining magnate and Indigenous advocate Andrew Forrest handed the Abbott Government a radical new report on welfare distribution and income management among Indigenous Australians. The Forrest Report also makes recommendations on ways to enforce attendance at school and other social dysfunction in many poorer communities and seeks to make recommendation to tackle…
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