The Albanese Labor Government and the South Australian Labor Government have come to an historic agreement that will put all public schools in South Australia on a path to full and fair funding.

As part of the Heads of Agreement signed today, the Commonwealth will provide an additional 5 per cent of the Schooling Resource Standard (SRS) to South Australian public schools.

This will lift the Commonwealth’s contribution from 20 per cent to 25 per cent of the SRS by 2034.

The Albanese Labor Government is building the workforce Australia needs for the future by backing apprentices to complete their trade in the residential housing sector.

The Government will provide a $10,000 incentive payment – doubling the current level of support – to encourage Australians to train for jobs in this critical sector.

The new Key Apprenticeship Program will establish a Housing Construction Apprenticeship stream in response to the Strategic Review of the Australian Apprenticeship Incentive System.

The Albanese Government is building Australia’s Future providing an additional $2 billion to the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) to support Australian households, workers and businesses capitalize on our natural resources and make the shift to cheaper, clean, reliable, renewable energy.

This new investment, provisioned for in MYEFO, means the CEFC can also offer significant savings for households and small businesses making the switch to renewable energy.

ANDREW CHARLTON, MEMBER FOR PARRAMATTA: Welcome everybody, I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet the Burramattagal people of the Dharug nation. It's terrific to be here with the Prime Minister today announcing this vital Commonwealth contribution to Parramatta Civic Link project funded through the Federal Government's Housing Support Program.

CLAIRE KIMBALL, HOST: Prime Minister, thank you so much for being here with us.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Great to be here.

KIMBALL: It's your first podcast interview in a run of interviews, no doubt, that you'll do as we head into an election campaign at some point this year. Why do it?

PRIME MINISTER: It's a format where you're not under pressure to give a grab or to stick to a script. So I quite like it, because it's real.

CRAIG REUCASSEL, HOST: We have the Prime Minister on the line, bring him up now. Morning, Prime Minister.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good morning, Craig. Good to be with you. Good to be in Parramatta.

REUCASSEL: Good to be with you. Yes, joining us in Parramatta. So, your press conference you’re about to speak about, the National Cabinet last night, what do you think was achieved by that?

The Albanese Labor Government is building Australia’s future and boosting New South Wales’ housing supply by investing more than $182 million in critical infrastructure that will unlock more than 25,000 new homes across the state.

Nine projects will be allocated funding through the Albanese Government’s Housing Support Program to fast-track housing in regional and metropolitan growth areas.

Funding will be used on enabling infrastructure works such as roads, sewage and water, and to support new homes with connections to transport links and public open spaces.

National Cabinet met virtually today to reaffirm that Leaders are united in working together to stamp antisemitism out – and keep it out.

The Prime Minister today convened a meeting of National Cabinet to address the shocking rise of antisemitic hate crimes.

Australian Federal Police Commissioner, Reece Kershaw, briefed the meeting on the latest police intelligence. Since AFP Operation Avalite was established by Prime Minister Albanese, the AFP has received 166 reports, with 15 under investigation. One person has been arrested to date.

NATARSHA BELLING, HOST: Joining us now to discuss this breaking news further is the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese. Prime Minister, thanks so much for joining us.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good worth you, Tarsh, and congratulations on the new show.

ED HUSIC, MINISTER FOR INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE: Welcome everyone, and in particular can I just welcome the Prime Minister, the Infrastructure Minister, Catherine King. I'm joined here by colleagues Michelle Rowland and Steve Bali, and as always, terrific to welcome New South Wales Roads Minister, John Graham.