Chalmers

Chalmers

politician Australia

Chalmers is a key figure at Watercare, overseeing significant infrastructure projects including the $1.1 billion upgrade of the Huia water treatment plant, which is critical for meeting Auckland's growing water needs and enhancing resilience against severe weather events.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.01%
Persistence
3 wks
Reach
135,398
Power
7,327$
Sentiment
5.17
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Australia 6 5.17 0.41% +30% 25,499,884 135,398 $1,380,000 7,327$
Totals 6 25,499,884 135,398 $1,380,000 7,327$
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Australia Australia: Chalmers stated that the Albanese government was not considering lowering or freezing the tobacco excise. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: NSW Police don’t know how many shops sell black-market tobacco

Australia Australia: For Albanese and Chalmers, who have publicly committed to solve our productivity crisis, this opportunity to boost innovation in Australia couldn’t have come at a better time. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: Trump’s war on innovation is a golden opportunity for Australia

Australia Australia: Chalmers' decision not to index the threshold to inflation could impact thousands of farmers. 4

The Sydney Morning Herald: Farmers fear big tax bills could force them to sell their land

Australia Australia: Chalmers told The Conversation podcast that he had yet to start talks with the Senate crossbench. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Hundreds of thousands could soon be caught, says expert

Australia Australia: Chalmers pumped an extra $156.7 million over the next two years into increased efforts to police the illicit tobacco trade. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Budget, health and the streets hurting from tobacco tax

Australia Australia: Chalmers accused the Coalition of being sneaky by holding back its costings, including key details about its nuclear policy, until the second-last day of the campaign. 4

The Sydney Morning Herald: Dutton promises $40b debt cut as nuclear questions grow

Australia Australia: Perhaps Taylor will do so in the weeks ahead when Chalmers asked the obvious question in their debate. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Dutton running out of time to convince voters he has a better plan