Stephen Jones 2022

NEIL MITCHELL:

DAVID CAMPBELL:

Welcome back. Great to have your company. Optus, Medibank, Energy Australia, High Courts. There has been a wave of recent cyber‑attacks and everyday Aussies are dealing with the consequences.

AMELIA ADAMS:

LISA MILLAR:

Let’s take you to Canberra now, where Federal Parliament is sitting again this week with talks continuing on the government’s IR bill, and there are plenty of other issues swirling around as well. Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones joins me now from Canberra. Good morning to you, Minister, thanks for coming on the show.

Introduction

Thirty years ago, the Keating Government delivered a victory for workers and an asset for the nation.

Progressive. Enduring. Successful.

The Superannuation Guarantee has helped millions of Australians enjoy a secure and dignified retirement.

Superannuation has been nothing short of transformational in Australia.

The Albanese Government is committed to improving compliance, closing tax loop-holes and enhancing transparency to ensure that there’s money for the services Australians expect.

Today, the Albanese Government is announcing that it will delay the financial adviser registration requirement until 1 July 2023.

PETER STEFANOVIC:

Well, joining us live now is the Assistant Treasurer and the Financial Services Minister, Stephen Jones. Minister, good to see you. Thanks for your time this morning. How troubled are you that inflation is still not under control?

STEPHEN JONES:

MATTHEW DORAN:

Well, the Assistant Treasurer is Stephen Jones, and he joins us now live from Wollongong. Stephen Jones, I could see you out of the corner of my eye shaking your head listening to Angus Taylor there. Right of reply?

STEPHEN JONES:

TOM CONNELL:

STEPHEN JONES: