Australia politics live: Liberals joke they need ‘divine intervention’ as parliament returns; Labor announces discount loans for EVs
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Australian parliament resumed today with Liberal MPs attending a church service, joking about needing "divine intervention" amidst political challenges. Several MPs were questioned about Coalition unity and leadership support. Meanwhile, the Labor government announced a plan to provide discount loans for electric vehicles. Other key events include the Victorian government planning to allow GPs to diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication, and Lidia Thorpe moving a motion condemning an alleged Invasion Day bombing attempt. Additionally, the government released the 'Thriving Kids' Advisory Group report, proposing a model of care for children under nine with developmental delay and/or autism with low to moderate support needs, with a $2 billion commitment from the government and another $2 billion from states and territories.
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