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A string of people have been charged for allegedly displaying Nazi symbols and possessing extremist material in a crackdown on social cohesion. The Australian Federal Police’s national security investigations team…
Pressure is mounting on cabinet minister Anika Wells following revelations she charged taxpayers to fly her husband to the cricket and Formula One. The spending is the latest in the…
The outcome of the RBA’s final board meeting for the year on Tuesday is being taken for granted – nothing happening. But Michael Pascoe owns up to the real story…
Storms and damaging winds will keep fire danger high across parts of Australia with authorities calling for vigilance after a weekend of significant losses. About 60 bush and grass fires…
Students are learning about ocean acidification with no mention of fossil fuels and researching carbon capture technologies through museum classroom materials adorned with gas company branding. Several examples of Shell…
Anthony Albanese has already branded Australia’s world-first teen social media ban a success while admitting its rollout “won’t be perfect”. The ban takes effect on Wednesday – the deadline for…
Mortgage holders aren’t expected to get an early Christmas present from the Reserve Bank, with a cut to interest rates all but off the table. The central bank will begin…
A senior federal minister is defending her taxpayer-funded trips as being within government guidelines, as new details emerge about other costs. Anika Wells came under fire for the $100,000 cost…
We look to the rollicking Senate Estimates for our prestigious Scam of the Week. Who will it be, the world’s most useless corruption commission, or the red Porsche at Home…
Earlier this week Defence Minister Richard Marles announced a big reform in Defence Procurement. Except it wasn’t a big reform, rather a rearranging of deck chairs. Former senator Rex Patrick…