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Milton Dick
Member of the House of Representatives · Australian Labor Party
Transcripts of what Milton Dick said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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House of Representatives Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 17 September 2026
Member statements: veterans’ cap and extremist campaigners
“Order. The the member for order, the member for for Wannon will withdraw. Going to handle this. I don't want anyone being slurred in this Parliament. And I think the final day of this sitting, I'm going to ask that…”
Watch from 8:42Transition to Question Time: Speaker calls for focus on policy
“Leader's time. Just going to remind the leader of the opposition, minutes before he spoke, I asked for there to be no slurs. Order. I asked there be no slurs on members. There was incredible amount of slurring in that…”
Watch from 10:40Q1–2: Immigration levels and economic reliance on migrants
“There is far too much interjection. The Leader of the Opposition, the member for Barton, and the member for Barker are close to not being here for the remainder of Question Time.”
Watch from 15:16
House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 17 September 2026
Opening of House and referral of Carbon Credits bill
“I acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples who are the traditional custodians of the Canberra area, pay respect to the elders past and present of all Australia's Indigenous peoples. Almighty God, we humbly beseech thee to vouchsafe thy blessing upon…”
Watch from 10:07Government response: defence of Veterans’ Affairs record and cap withdrawal
“No, hang on. Hang on a second. I'll interrupt the Minister for a moment. We're not going to have this non-stop yelling. Both the member for Riverina and the mover of the motion were given the respect to be heard…”
Watch from 26:59Government response: defence of Veterans’ Affairs record and cap withdrawal
“I didn't hear the word. I don't want the word repeated. You've done your point of order. I'll remind the minister, order, I'll remind the minister to uphold the standing orders. Can we just, member for Herbert, member for Herbert…”
Watch from 31:58
House of Representatives Chamber (part 3 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026
Division: Herbert’s amendment to Kooyong amendment defeated
“Lock the doors. No, the Minister was not in when I said lock the doors. Lock the doors, once that instruction has been made, that means no one is to enter the chamber. Order. Question is the amendment moved by…”
Watch from 31:01Divisions: Kooyong amendment defeated; PHI bill passes second reading
“Lock the doors. The question is the amendment moved by the honorable member for Kooyong be agreed to. The ayes will pass the right of the chair and the noes to the left. I appoint the honorable members for Kooyong…”
Watch from 39:41Divisions: Kooyong amendment defeated; PHI bill passes second reading
“Order. The result of the division is Ayes 86, Noes 47. The matter was resolved in the affirmative. I call the Clerk.”
Watch from 47:37
House of Representatives Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026
Procedural reset and start of Question Time
“Okay, just everyone, members on my left, we will just like we did yesterday, the same rules will apply. We'll just get the member to withdraw. I thank the Minister. Okay. All right. House comes to order. When the House…”
Watch from 1:10:52Digital safety and climate commitments questioned
“I'll call to the honourable member for Durack when the House comes to order. We'll hear from the honourable member for Cunningham.”
Watch from 1:17:28Digital safety and climate commitments questioned
“Before I call the member for Warringah, I'll just do some welcomes and acknowledgments. I'm very pleased to inform the House that present in the special visitors' gallery today is the Honorable Dr. Maina Talia, the Minister for Home Affairs,…”
Watch from 1:20:45
House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026
Opening of House and business scheduling
“I acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples who are the traditional custodians of the Canberra area and pay respects to the elders past and present of all Australia's indigenous peoples. Almighty God, we humbly beseech thee to vouchsafe thy blessing…”
Watch from 10:11National Student Ombudsman levy bills: final passage
“I have to report that the National Student Ombudsman Levy Bill 2026 has been fully considered by the Federation Chamber and has been agreed to without amendment. I present a certified copy of the bill. The question is that the…”
Watch from 26:20AML/CTF Amendment Bill: minister’s summing up and second reading agreed
“The question is the bill be read a second time. I'll put the question. Those in favor say aye. Against no. I think the ayes have it. I call the Clerk. Is leave granted for the third reading to be…”
Watch from 42:30
House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 15 September 2026
Opening of House: democracy statement and procedural referrals
“I acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples who are the traditional custodians of the Canberra area and pay respects to the elders past and present of all Australia's indigenous peoples. Almighty God, we humbly beseech thee to vouchsafe thy blessing…”
Watch from 10:03Steggall and Dai Le: push for truth in political advertising and AI safeguards
“The ayes will pass to the right of the chair and the noes to the left. I point the honorable members for Werriwa and Bean as tellers for the ayes and the honorable members for Fowler and Warringah as tellers…”
Watch from 31:52Veterans’ $5,000 allied health cap: suspension attempt and government response
“Lock the doors. The question is the motion be agreed to. The ayes will pass the right of the chair and the noes to the left. I appoint the honorable members for Capricornia and Monash as tellers for the ayes…”
Watch from 1:12:30
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