Federated Search Results Search Site Hansard Bills and Legislation Chamber Documents Videos Committees, Inquiries and Hearings Senators and Members Search Site Keyword(s) Search Hansard Keyword(s) Enter Keyword Hansard title only Period Date range None Yesterday Today Current Year Last Year Current Session Last Parliament Current Parliament Parliament no -All- 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 From To Clicking the 'From' and 'To' fields displays a calendar. Alternatively select date by typing into these fields in the format 'dd/mm/yyyy'. Filter(s) Person All Author Speaker Reporter Presenter Questioner Responder Name Chamber/ Committee All Senate House of Representatives Main Committee Joint Committees Estimates All other Committees Context All Questions without notice Bills Adjournment Petitions Constituency statements Statements by members Matters of public importance Ministerial statement Condolences TOTAL RESULTS: 1210 Results per page 10 25 50 100 First Back 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last Sort Date Title Chamber BILLS;Secrecy Provisions Amendment (Repealing Offences) Bill 2026;Second Reading - 01 Apr 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 01 Apr 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 01 Apr 2026 BILLS;Secrecy Provisions Amendment (Sunsetting Provision) Bill 2026;Second Reading - 01 Apr 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 01 Apr 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 01 Apr 2026 BILLS;Commonwealth Parole Board Bill 2025;Consideration of Senate Message - 01 Apr 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 01 Apr 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 01 Apr 2026 QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE;Albanese Government: Automated Decision-Making - 01 Apr 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 01 Apr 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 01 Apr 2026 STATEMENTS ON SIGNIFICANT MATTERS;Mason, Sir Anthony Frank, AC, KBE, GBM, KC - 01 Apr 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 01 Apr 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 01 Apr 2026 STATEMENTS ON SIGNIFICANT MATTERS;Mason, Sir Anthony Frank, AC, KBE, GBM, KC;Reference to Federation Chamber - 01 Apr 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 01 Apr 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 01 Apr 2026 COMMITTEES;Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Joint Committee, Corporations and Financial Services Joint Committee, Economics Legislation Committee, Environment and Communications References Committee, Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Joint Committee, Intelligence and Security Joint Committee, Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee;Government Response to Report - 31 Mar 2026 CHAMBER Senate PARL NO 48 DATE 31 Mar 2026 FULL Senate Hansard, 31 Mar 2026 PETITIONS;Public Sector Governance - 30 Mar 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 30 Mar 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 30 Mar 2026 QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE;Child Sexual Abuse - 30 Mar 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 30 Mar 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 30 Mar 2026 BILLS;Crimes and Other Legislation Amendment (Omnibus No. 1) Bill 2026;Third Reading - 25 Mar 2026 CHAMBER House of Representatives PARL NO 48 DATE 25 Mar 2026 FULL House of Representatives Hansard, 25 Mar 2026 Results per page 10 25 50 100 First Back 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last Search Bills and Legislation Keyword(s) Bills title only Period Date range None Yesterday Today Current Year Last Year Current Session Last Parliament Current Parliament Parliament no -All- 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 From To Using the Bill Introduced date fields will allow you to search bills by the date they were introduced into Parliament. Clicking the 'Bill Introduced (From)' and 'Bill Introduced (To)' fields displays a calendar. Alternatively select date by typing into these fields in the format 'dd/mm/yyyy'. Bill Progressed (From) Bill Progressed (To) Using the Bill Progress date fields will allow you to search bills by the dates they progressed through Parliament. Clicking the 'Bill Progress (From)' and 'Bill Progress (To)' fields displays a calendar. Alternatively select date by typing into these fields in the format 'dd/mm/yyyy'. Status Current Bills Before Senate Passed both houses Before House of Representatives Previous Bills Royal Assent Not passed Type Private Member's/Senator's Government TOTAL RESULTS: 3 Results per page 10 25 50 100 First Back 1 Next Last Sort Date Title ChamberStatus Sponsor/Portfolio Broadcasting Legislation Amendment (2021 Measures No. 1) Bill 2021 Track (What's this?) Date 25 Mar 2021 Chamber House of Representatives Status Act Portfolio Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications Summary Amends the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 to: reduce the expenditure required by subscription television broadcasting licensees on new eligible drama expenditure from 10 per cent to 5 per cent; provide for subscription television captioning rules to be made by legislative instrument; remove the requirement that all frequency channels allotted or reserved in a digital radio channel plan be within the same frequency band; provide that a regional commercial radio broadcasting licensee does not breach a licence condition if it is only as a result of the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) making a new licence area population determination; and extend the timeframe for the ACMA to make grants under the Regional and Small Publishers Innovation Fund beyond 30 June 2021. Bill | Explanatory Memorandum Broadcasting Legislation Amendment (Broadcasting Reform) Bill 2017 Track (What's this?) Date 15 Jun 2017 Chamber House of Representatives Status Act Portfolio Communications and the Arts Summary Introduced with the Commercial Broadcasting (Tax) Bill 2017, the bill amends: the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 to: abolish the ‘75% audience reach rule’, which prohibits commercial television broadcasting licensees from controlling licences whose combined licence area populations exceed 75 per cent of the Australian population; abolish the ‘2 out of 3 cross-media control rule’, which prohibits control over more than two out of three regulated media platforms in any one commercial radio licence area; provide additional local programming obligations for regional commercial television broadcasting licensees; and require the Australian Communications and Media Authority to undertake a review by 1 July 2021; the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 and Broadcasting Services (Events) Notice (No. 1) 2010 to amend measures relating to the anti-siphoning scheme and the anti-siphoning notice, including extending the automatic delisting period and removing the multi-channelling rule; and five Acts to provide for collection and assessment arrangements for the new transmitter licence tax. Also establishes a transitional support payment scheme for certain commercial broadcasters; and repeals the Broadcasting Services (Datacasting Charge) Regulations 2001, Datacasting Charge (Imposition) Act 1998, Datacasting Transmitter Licence Fees Act 2006, Radio Licence Fees Act 1964 and Television Licence Fees Act 1964 to abolish broadcasting licence fees, datacasting charges and apparatus licence fees paid by commercial broadcasters. Bill | Explanatory Memorandum Broadcasting Legislation Amendment (Media Reform) Bill 2016 Track (What's this?) Date 01 Sep 2016 Chamber House of Representatives Status Not Proceeding Portfolio Communications and the Arts Summary Amends the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 to: abolish the ‘75% audience reach rule’ which prohibits commercial television broadcasting licensees from controlling licences whose combined licence area populations exceed 75 per cent of the population of Australia; abolish the ‘2 out of 3 cross-media control rule’ which prohibits control over more than two out of three regulated media platforms in any one commercial radio licence area; and provide additional local programming obligations for regional commercial television broadcasting licensees. 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Type House of Representatives Votes & Proceedings Notice Papers Tabled Papers Daily Program Senate Journals of the Senate Notice Papers Tabled Papers Order of Business TOTAL RESULTS: 403 Results per page 10 25 50 100 First Back 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last Sort Date Title Type Chamber HVP No 1 - 22 July 2025;House of Representatives;4 RETURNS TO WRITS FOR GENERAL ELECTION Date 22 Jul 2025 Chamber House of Representatives Type Votes & Proceedings HVP No 1 - 22 July 2025;House of Representatives;10 MINISTRY AND MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS AND APPOINTMENT OF GOVERNMENT WHIPS Date 22 Jul 2025 Chamber House of Representatives Type Votes & Proceedings Law Enforcement—Parliamentary Joint Committee—Law enforcement capabilities in relation to child exploitation—November 2023 Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 07 Dec 2023 Disallowable No Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)—Report for 2022-23 Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 16 Nov 2023 Disallowable No Australian Communications and Media Authority and the Office of the eSafety Commissioner—Report for 2022-23 Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 16 Nov 2023 Disallowable No Communications and the Arts—Standing Committee—Connecting the country: Mission critical: Inquiry into co-investment in multi-carrier regional mobile infrastructure—Report, November 2023 Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 15 Nov 2023 Disallowable No Australia Post—Report for 2022-23 Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 19 Oct 2023 Disallowable No Australian Institute of Criminology—Report for 2022-23 Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 18 Oct 2023 Disallowable No NBN Co Limited—Report for 2022-23 Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 14 Sep 2023 Disallowable No Australian Institute of Health and Welfare—Report—Australia’s welfare—2023 data insights Paper Type Tabled Papers Date Tabled in Senate Date Tabled in House of Representatives 12 Sep 2023 Disallowable No Results per page 10 25 50 100 First Back 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last Search ParlView Keyword(s) Enter Keyword Video title only Filter(s) Chamber All House Senate Context All Questions without notice Bills Adjournment Petitions Constituency statements Statements by members Matters of public importance Ministerial statement Condolences Date range None Yesterday Today Current Year Last Year Current Session Last Parliament Current Parliament Parliament no -All- 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 From To Clicking the 'From' and 'To' fields displays a calendar. Alternatively select date by typing into these fields in the format 'dd/mm/yyyy'. TOTAL RESULTS: 112 Results per page 10 25 50 Sort by Default Title Date Descending Ascending House of Representatives - Competition and Consumer Legislation Amendment (Small Business Access to Justice) Bill 2017;Second Reading Date16 Oct 2017ContextBillsSpeakerLeigh, Andrew, MPInterjectorAlbanese, Anthony, MP House of Representatives - Gillard, the Hon. Julia Date25 Jun 2014ContextAdjournmentSpeakerRyan, Joanne, MP House of Representatives - Poliversity Date03 Mar 2016ContextAdjournmentSpeakerLeigh, Andrew, MPInterjectorSnowdon, Warren, MP House of Representatives - SHADOW MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS Date30 Aug 2016ContextShadow Ministerial ArrangementsSpeakerShorten, Bill, MP House of Representatives - SHADOW MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS Date04 Mar 2014ContextShadow Ministerial ArrangementsSpeakerShorten, Bill, MP House of Representatives - Federation Chamber;Gorman, Mr Russell Neville Joseph Date08 Feb 2017ContextCondolencesSpeakerHusic, Ed, MP House of Representatives - SHADOW MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS Date06 Dec 2017ContextShadow Ministerial ArrangementsSpeakerShorten, Bill, MP House of Representatives - Address-in-Reply Date12 Oct 2016ContextGovernor-General's SpeechSpeakerDick, Milton, MPInterjectorGoodenough, Ian (The DEPUTY SPEAKER) House of Representatives - Parliamentary Friends of Aussie Fashion Date19 Oct 2015ContextStatements By MembersSpeakerOwens, Julie, MP House of Representatives - SHADOW MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS Date28 Jun 2018ContextShadow Ministerial ArrangementsSpeakerShorten, Bill, MPInterjectorSPEAKER, The << Prev 1 Next >> Refine search Refine search Chamber 1 House of Representatives Party 1 Australian Labor Party State/Territory 1 New South Wales Gender 1 Female Surname A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z CLEAR FILTERS Keyword(s) 1 to 1 of 1 results for keywords 'Michelle Rowland' Results per page 12 24 48 96 Display List Tile First Back 1 Next Last Sort Name Party Hon Michelle Rowland MP For Greenway, New South Wales Positions Attorney-General Party Australian Labor Party Connect Contact form Track Results per page 12 24 48 96 First Back 1 Next Last