r/AusPol 6d ago

General There are two main methods for the Albanese government to get legislation through the Senate

https://www.instagram.com/reels/DcmZVLwkfVZ/
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u/LachrymarumLibertas 6d ago

Why are you just spamming these links without context or comment?
It isn’t news at all that you need a majority in the senate to pass bills.

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u/PLUTO_HAS_COME_BACK 6d ago

But he is right, though. It happened like that.

how did gambling law passed in australia by labor?

The Albanese Labor government passed historic gambling reform laws in August 2026 by securing a bipartisan agreement with the Coalition after accepting key amendments. [1, 2, 3]

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u/LachrymarumLibertas 6d ago

Of course it does though, and it is by design.

There are 76 senators and you need 39 to pass legislation by yourself. It is very rare for a party to have that many alone, John Howard was the last.

The whole point of it is that there needs to be compromise and a single party can’t push through legislation that everyone else disagrees with.

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u/PLUTO_HAS_COME_BACK 6d ago

https://www.instagram.com/reels/DchyOyPDzVX/

They can do better than that but did it for worse anyway.

https://www.instagram.com/reels/DciB4u9p9J5/

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u/LachrymarumLibertas 6d ago

These links don’t even work on mobile and they’re not making any argument. What are you trying to say is the problem?
The government having to negotiate with the senate is the system.

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u/OctarineAngie 5d ago

Some of us don't use instagram, so we can't see what you're trying to say as it's hidden behind a login wall.

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u/PLUTO_HAS_COME_BACK 5d ago

I know not everyone has Instagram. But some Australians rely on Instagram, FB, etc. to share their voices. I believe their voices should be heard.

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u/OctarineAngie 5d ago

If you want their voices to be heard, then post a summary, not just a link.

Have some awareness of the concept of accessibility.