‘If you show contempt for the Senate, contempt is returned’: Paterson The Coalition says the government’s “cruel” cuts to private health insurance rebates for over-65s will fail again unless “the Greens buckle”. Frontbencher James Paterson tells News24 “good luck” to Mark Butler if he wants to try introducing that legislation again with no changes. The Greens want pensioners carved out of the changes – which would significantly diminish the budget savings from the policy. double quotation markWell good luck with that, Mark Butler. In my experience, if you show contempt for the Senate, that contempt is returned, and so it should be in this case, because this is a particularly cruel cut, a cut of $3bn to older Australians who are taking out private health insurance, and in doing so, taking pressure off the public system. We are not for moving. The extra rebate for over-65s is a Howard-era policy, which the government says was implemented when the budget was in a cushier position and had plenty of extra cash. Share Updated at 17.54 EDT Lambie ‘not surprised’ by video recording device found on naval vessel, and calls for independent investigation body Independent senator and veteran Jacqui Lambie says Defence...

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