Centre Alliance how long?

[Number37]

Another LNP-lite mob voting against the interests of all Australians.
Bye-bye Sharkie, Georgina Downer is a lock for Mayo at the next election.



Policy statement:


Our vision is realising the full potential of education in Australia to propel all learners to be the best that they can be now and in the future so they can further their individual aims and assist in lifting Australia’s competitiveness and innovation.
We support transforming schooling to drive a new era of development and growth across the full range of expectations for 21st Century learning. We support building upon the strengths of our schools and driving and amplifying leading edge research driven teaching in Australia.
Children should have the best start for learning through quality early childhood experiences that nurture and develop the whole child.

https://centrealliance.org.au/


Vote for this:

The Federal Government has struck a deal with South Australian minor party Centre Alliance to back its contentious changes to university course funding, a day after they were urged not to back the legislation by Senate crossbenchers.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-06/minority-support-for-higher-education-bill/12734980

 

[Number37]

F'n grubs.

The Liberal Party may pull the trigger on a bid to snap up Centre Alliance duo Rebekha Sharkie and Stirling Griff within weeks.

An offer could be made for the pair to join the Liberal Party in a fortnight’s time when politicians return to Canberra for a sitting week, sources told The Advertiser.

It is expected they will be wooed in talks with senior party figures, with a future ministry floated as an enticement for Ms Sharkie if she rises through the ranks down the line.


https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news...s/news-story/e6b8c5292fe3458dd37e2ed96b35e6a8

 

[Caesar]

None of this is particularly surprising. Centre Alliance and its small-l liberal predecessors have always been much more closely aligned with the Liberal Party than the ALP - many of their candidates and staffers over the years have been ex-Liberals. If the party is going down the tubes it's natural that most of them would return to their previous home.

Their support of the government's tertiary education package is also not particularly unexpected. They are a South Australian party, and South Australia’s university sector is mostly vocationally-focused. They will be big winners from the proposed changes, whilst the big east coast research universities will be the losers.

 

[Vindicater]

Griff and Sharkie wont be in parliament next time they are up for election.

Patrick might be because he has a profile now as fighting for the little guy which people here in Adelaide love.

Sharkie in particular is loathed by the former labor voters who swung to her. Her vote will split 60-40 back to liberal/labor in my opinion.

 

[NSWCROW]

Depends if the indue card comes in up Bridewater-Aldgate way as whether sharkie goes