February
Trump-Macron bromance; Musk rattles markets; Frequent flyer changes
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
March 2023
Perrottet turns blowtorch on Minns over GST as race narrows
As the NSW major parties sit neck-and-neck in primary votes ahead of Saturday’s state election, Mr Perrottet has upped an attack on Labor’s economic credentials
January 2023
Honours recipient Penn calls for debate on Voice and Australia Day
The former Telstra boss and other prominent figures who received Australia Day honours say there should be a meaningful debate about Indigenous opposition to January 26.
August 2022
Veteran political journalist David Barnett dies, aged 90
The journalist spearheaded the first official Canberra bureau of AAP more than 50 years ago and served as press secretary to Malcolm Fraser for seven years.
November 2021
Punters mugged by Sydney Airport
Sydney’s Airport Link Corporation is not subsidised by government or the taxpayer, except when it is.
October 2021
The Australian Financial Review’s reply to Media Watch
Editor-in-Chief Michael Stutchbury’s response to the ABC regarding Pru Goward’s opinion article.
Media Watch should back off Pru Goward pile-on
The role of Media Watch should be to push back against social media-framed outrage pile-ons, not encourage it.
September 2021
The fake women’s safety summit
To really stop domestic violence, set reduction targets. Accountability would make state governments and service providers quake in their boots.
March 2021
Nothing will change for women while Morrison is PM
If those who organised the March 4 Justice protests can put their energies into a Vote 4 Justice campaign, the government could be in serious trouble, writes Anne Summers.
NSW Education pays Deloitte $9.1m to write documents for NSW Treasury
The ‘exorbitant’ cost to create documents to be sent to NSW Treasury comes despite claims that the public service is capable of completing the work ‘many times over’.