Senator Steve Fielding - Leader of Family First
Blog
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Gillard IN - Rudd OUT
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on June 25 2010 | 2 Comments | Read more »
Well it’s been a heck of a week in Parliament with Julia Gillard taking over as Prime Minister from Kevin Rudd.
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The Family First farce that shamed our democracy
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on May 15 2010 | 7 Comments | Read more »
Australia has one of the best democracies in the world and it’s something we should be immensely proud of. Our democratic system is one which encourages everyone to be involved in the political process, and thus shape the future of this great nation.
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Henry: By going after the big guys, little guys will get hurt
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on May 02 2010 | 4 Comments | Read more »
The Henry Tax Review has been released and the Rudd Government has formed its response. So what good things has the government done for the average Australian family? Not a great deal.
I know it’s a brash statement but when you think about it, the Henry Review is some 800 pages long, looking at things like housing affordability, childcare and family assistance. These are the things which families really care about because they are the biggest items which chew into the family budget and affect whether they have any spare cash or not.
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Health reform - it needs to happen
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on April 20 2010 | 2 Comments | Read more »
There is no doubt we need health reform in this country because things are getting progressively worse for our hospitals. However, the shape of that reform will dictate whether it will be effective or not.
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Youth allowance disappointment
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on March 19 2010 | 4 Comments | Read more »
Yet again the Liberal and National parties have sold out the bush. This time they’ve left regional students out in the cold by doing a half backed deal with the Rudd Government on youth allowance.
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Lets work together to stamp out bullying
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on February 16 2010 | 6 Comments | Read more »
The recent case of Brodie Panlock, who was bullied by four workmates into committing suicide, shows how cruel some people can be.
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Copenhagen done and dusted
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on December 22 2009 | 101 Comments | Read more »
The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference has come and gone and we can all breath a sigh of relief now that the circus is finally over.
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My NO vote on the ETS
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on December 02 2009 | 74 Comments | Read more »
Today I voted down the Rudd Government’s emissions trading scheme and put them on notice that I wouldn’t be a rubber stamp for rushing through policies without scrutiny.
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Statewide rally for rural and regional students
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on November 04 2009 | 3 Comments | Read more »
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One year on Family First is still fighting for Britt Lapthorne
Posted by Senator Steve Fielding on September 17 2009 | 2 Comments | Read more »
One year on, Australians are still seeking answers from the Croatian government surrounding the disappearance and death of Melbourne backpacker Britt Lapthorne.
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Climate Change Documents
Click on the following links to read documents relating to the Fielding/Wong meetings
Climate Change Questions to the Minister
About Steve Fielding
Steve Fielding knows a lot about families – he grew up in a family of 16 children and is a proud family man himself. He has been married to Susan for 22 years and they have three children: James, 21, Campbell, 19 and Gabrielle, 15. Steve and Sue live in Wantirna South, an outer suburb of Melbourne.
Steve, who is 49, was born in Reservoir in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. As a child growing up he thought his family was the typical Aussie family – however Steve now realises that ‘typical’ is not the best way to describe the Fielding family.
