Member in the House of Representatives snapshot. Rankin · Australian Labor Party
Record date: 2026-09-09 · not a live office-holder feed
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Parliament of Australia · official parliamentary snapshot · observed 2026-09-09. Existing released record. Current office or affiliation may have changed since this snapshot.
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James Macarthur-King · signed opinion and analysis
Why this appears here · 6 indexed references
Interviewee — ABC / 7.30 Interview Sarah Ferguson with Jim Chalmers · 21 Sep 2026
Named mention — Jim Chalmers and the choices shaping our next forty years
Named mention — Video thumbnail: ANU TV. Select the image to open the full recording on YouTube. Source recording: Australia and the World 2026 Annual Lecture: The Hon Jim Chalmers MP , ANU TV. Event held on 21 September 2026. ANU’s event report · Read the prepared speech .
Named mention — Jim Chalmers has put the right question at the centre of Australia’s economic debate: how do we make the changes ahead improve people’s lives? His speech accompanying the 2026 Intergenerational Report deserves a broadly positive reception because it connects long-term economic planning with the insecurity Australians experience now. Its credibility will ultimately depend on whether the government turns that connection into results.
Named mention — Jim Chalmers Federal Treasurer
Source author — Jim Chalmers. Australia and the World 2026 Annual Lecture, ANU. 21 September 2026. Official prepared speech.