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Corinne Mulholland
Senator · Australian Labor Party
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Senate Select Committee on Intergenerational Housing Inequity (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 3 September 2026
ACTU on wages, superannuation, standards and political effects
“Thank you, Chair, and thank you to Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Greenwell for joining us again. I guess I might I might start off initially around the role, I guess, of the federal government in housing. And this, you know,…”
Watch from 34:16ACTU on wages, superannuation, standards and political effects
“Thank you, thank you for that. Mr. Green, you were talking before about wages keeping pace with rental growth. And one of, obviously we're here to talk about housing, but I would appreciate your thoughts and your contributions around why…”
Watch from 37:05ACTU on wages, superannuation, standards and political effects
“Thank you for that. It would be remiss of me while we have you before the committee not to ask you about superannuation as well, particularly the role that superannuation plays for, you know, when we're talking about a secure…”
Watch from 40:21
Senate Education and Employment Committee (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 24 August 2026
Regional university leaders: costs of scale, regional loadings, and student choice
“Thank you very much, Chair, and thank you to our witnesses for appearing this morning and for your opening statements. If I can, I would like to come to the University of Tasmania and Charles Sturt University first if I…”
Watch from 2:22:54Regional university leaders: costs of scale, regional loadings, and student choice
“Thank you for that, Professor Leon. I now want to have a, I now want to move to student choice. So some stakeholders have flagged concerns about the managed growth fund impacting on student choice. Could you take the committee…”
Watch from 2:27:50Go8 and metropolitan VCs: misaligned incentives, caps, and autonomy
“Thanks, Chair, and thank you for our witnesses for appearing. And from the outset, I will declare that I'm an alumna of the University of Queensland, so just pop that out there. Now, the move to a new managed growth…”
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Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 21 August 2026
Mulholland: national coordination, definition of ‘church’ and Hales audio
“Thank you, Chair, and good morning, Mr. Grimshaw. Thank you very much for joining the committee this morning to share your evidence. In your opening statement, you talked about religious discrimination, and I just want to make a note from…”
Watch from 43:06Mulholland: national coordination, definition of ‘church’ and Hales audio
“When you say the church, that there was no coordination or direction from the church, what would that look like if there was direction from the church? Because I suppose you keep saying in your submission and your evidence that…”
Watch from 45:57Mulholland: national coordination, definition of ‘church’ and Hales audio
“Spontaneous 3,000 kilometers away from each other just amongst themselves. I still think that that is a really hard premise for us to swallow on this committee, that somehow thousands of people who live in completely different cities who've never…”
Watch from 48:59
Senate Select Committee on Productivity in Australia (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 30 July 2026
NTRO: innovation uptake, funding cuts and automation agenda
“Apologies. I digress. But just interested in, obviously, the the the research that your organization is doing. Where do you see the biggest technology driven productivity opportunities across road, rail, ports, and airports perhaps over the next decade?”
Watch from 1:29:21NTRO: innovation uptake, funding cuts and automation agenda
“Thank you. I note in Queensland this week, the South East Queensland council of mayors released a paper about automation of short short cycle flights, etcetera, leading into the the Olympics as well. I know that's something that the the…”
Watch from 1:33:02Australia Post: permits, letters, DEI and regional network
“Thank you for that, chair. I just want to go to the Western Sydney International Airport beginning freight operations this week. And my question relates to what does a curfew free twenty four hour air freight gateway mean for your…”
Watch from 2:28:05
Senate Select Committee on Intergenerational Housing Inequity - Adelaide, SA (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 17 June 2026
Shared decision‑making and self‑determination under Closing the Gap
“Thank you. Thank you very much to our witnesses for for joining us this afternoon. One of my questions was around obviously your network represents a number of Aboriginal community controlled organisations across South Australia. One of the things we…”
Watch from 22:10Embedding Aboriginal voice in housing governance
“Thank thank you very much for that. One of the one of the other things we've been considering as a as a as a committee is, the role that the Commonwealth has in in, funding and supporting the delivery of…”
Watch from 29:04Commonwealth role, HAFF and First Nations housing stream
“public Social housing, and it should provide it. The government, we've we've taken a different view that we believe that we should be partnering with community housing providers who often know their communities better and can can get the best…”
Watch from 29:58
Senate Select Committee on Intergenerational Housing Inequity - Adelaide, SA (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 17 June 2026
Tax reform focus: negative gearing, CGT and vacancy taxes
“Thank you for that, chair, and, welcome to all of our our witnesses. It look like a nice cozy little panel there on the table. So I first say to the Anti Poverty Network for South Australia, thank you very…”
Watch from 42:58Tax reform focus: negative gearing, CGT and vacancy taxes
“Thank you very much for that. I think it... I think, you your wording, mister Faribaugh, was that you wanna see the the Commonwealth rebuilding its its share of the investment pie when it comes to public housing. And one…”
Watch from 49:35Commonwealth role, HAFF, and workers in housing stress
“There just has been a chronic under investment in social affordable housing from the Commonwealth for for decades. And in recent years, the Commonwealth has come back to the table with Housing Australia Future Fund as a as a key…”
Watch from 50:00
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