On Notice — House of Representatives

The House of Representatives introduced eleven bills across defence, veterans, aged care, immigration, customs, carbon credits, child support, sport, and private health insurance on 17 September 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives passed the Private Health Insurance Amendment (Modernising the Private Health Insurance Rebate) Bill 2026 and introduced ten bills spanning student complaints, financial crime, private health insurance, and carbon credits on 16 September 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced seven bills on 15 September 2026, including two measures establishing a National Student Ombudsman funded by a levy on higher education providers. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced six bills on 14 September 2026, including legislation to establish a national definition of affordable housing and to restrict Clean Energy Finance Corporation investment on agricultural land. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

Question Time from the Australian House of Representatives, Thursday 10 September 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced four bills on 7 September 2026 covering firearms law, automated government decision-making, AI safety controls, and childcare worker wages. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced fifteen bills spanning criminal law, higher education, tax adviser oversight, veterans funding, and foreign relations on 20 August 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced a substantial package of legislation on 19 August 2026, including multiple bills establishing a framework requiring digital platforms to pay Australian news organisations for their content. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced a package of gambling reform and news media bargaining bills on 18 August 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced six bills on 17 August 2026, including legislation requiring medical care for infants born alive during abortion procedures. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced ten bills on 13 August 2026, including a suite of five measures establishing a framework requiring digital platforms to pay Australian news organisations for content. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced sixteen bills spanning wage support for childcare workers, counter-terrorism law, gambling reform, medicines shortages, and biosecurity on 12 August 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced fourteen bills across telecommunications, biosecurity, therapeutic goods, aged care, anti-money laundering, wine, and cash distribution on 11 August 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced eleven bills across gambling reform, health, education, defence, and treasury matters on 2 July 2026, with no divisions held. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced fourteen bills on 1 July 2026 covering areas including aged care, online safety, biosecurity, social security, and foreign relations, with question time focused largely on cost of living measures taking effect from that date. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

Question Time from the Australian House of Representatives, Tuesday 30 June 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

Question Time from the Australian House of Representatives, Thursday 25 June 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

Question Time from the Australian House of Representatives, Wednesday 24 June 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives passed the Treasury Laws Amendment (Fuel Excise Relief No. 2) Bill 2026, extending a temporary 30.4 per cent reduction in fuel excise duty from 1 July 2026 for approximately one month. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced five bills on 22 June 2026, covering carbon farming, small business payment times, political advertising disclosure, illicit tobacco enforcement, and fuel excise relief. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced eight bills on 28 May 2026, including three tax reform measures and the annual appropriation bills authorising government spending for the 2026-27 financial year. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced six bills on 27 May 2026, including the Appropriation Bills for the 2026-2027 financial year and an amendment bill targeting long-term sustainability of the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced five bills on 26 May 2026, including the three annual appropriation bills authorising government spending for the 2026-2027 financial year. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives introduced nine bills on 25 May 2026, including measures on telecommunications resilience during natural disasters, capital gains tax changes, sex discrimination law, and federal appropriations for both the 2025-26 and 2026-27 financial years. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.

The House of Representatives passed the Telecommunications Amendment (Enhancing Consumer Safeguards) Bill 2025 to its third reading and considered multiple bills spanning consumer protection, defence discipline, secrecy laws, and the federal budget on 14 May 2026. Visit on-notice.xyz for full transcripts, divisions, and bills.