On Notice — House of Representatives

The House of Representatives introduced fifteen bills spanning criminal law, higher education, tax adviser oversight, veterans funding, and foreign relations on 20 August 2026.

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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.

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The House of Representatives introduced a package of gambling reform and news media bargaining bills on 18 August 2026.

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The House of Representatives introduced six bills on 17 August 2026, including legislation requiring medical care for infants born alive during abortion procedures.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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The House of Representatives introduced eleven bills across gambling reform, health, education, defence, and treasury matters on 2 July 2026, with no divisions held.

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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.

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