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Pressure is mounting on David Littleproud’s leadership of the Nationals as questions mount over the party’s split from the Liberals. A senior Nationals MP has failed to declare his confidence in Mr ...
An in-principle agreement to four key policies has paved the way for an estranged coalition to come back together after their political marriage split. The Liberal party room met virtually on Friday, ...
The Reserve Bank’s numbers shout that it made a mistake not cutting interest rates in April, as well as yesterday. The forecast drop in real wages underlines the need, Michael Pascoe writes. I hope ...
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Labor politicians have swapped factional fisticuffs for fashion and family fun as their ministry was sworn in. Smiles were abundant following a big election victory as new and old members of the Labor ...
Enough wind, solar and batteries to power 2.7 millions of homes at peak generation have been given the go-ahead to connect to new power lines. Clean energy and storage projects totalling more than ...
One of Australia’s biggest industrial manufacturing employers has scaled back production, blaming global supply problems and US tariffs, with staff encouraged to take leave. Manganese alloy smelter ...
The finish line is fast approaching in the race to the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, sparking construction concerns for organisers. But the International Olympic Committee has backed a 2032 venue plan after ...
Australia’s biggest telecommunications company is facing allegations it misled customers by inflating claims of how far its network reached. In claims levelled by rival telco Vodafone, Telstra is ...
This website is dedicated to the public interest. Our focus is investigations into big business, particularly multinational tax avoidance, banking and the energy sector. Good sources are critical to ...
Sussan Ley could be doomed to fail as she takes on the Liberal leadership at one of the party’s lowest points. After a close contest against shadow treasurer Angus Taylor, Ms Ley won the top job to ...
Australia’s most decorated soldier just lost his defamation appeal. The media’s response? Barely a whisper. But when Sussan Ley became Liberal leader, Murdoch’s mouthpieces went full meltdown — ...
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