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Former treasurer Peter Costello addresses a property conference last year.

Costello, Abbott, Credlin join global New Right circuit

The global conservative circuit has a growing cohort of Australians.

  • Mark Di Stefano

January

Many migrants have a soft spot for Australia Day because of the citizenship ceremonies held on the occasion.

Extend, don’t change the date of Australia Day

There is a way to recognise our Indigenous heritage, British foundations and immigrant history by marking them over two days – the 25th and 26th of January.

  • Nick Dyrenfurth
Liberal Candidate for Bradfield Gisele Kapterian

Liberal candidate for Bradfield says women must get better at winning

“I lost in my first pre-selection but I then I learned from my experience how to win,” says Gisele Kapterian, the Liberal Party’s new candidate for Bradfield.

  • Ronald Mizen

Liberals choose female tech executive to take on teals in Bradfield

Holding the affluent north Sydney seat will be crucial to Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s chances of limiting Labor to a one-term government.

  • Ronald Mizen

September 2024

New PwC chairman John Green writes thrillers and is a fan of mentalism.

PwC chairman sells family publishing business

Hardie Grant has bought up John Green’s family business. Here’s hoping it doesn’t signal an end to his writing.

  • Myriam Robin
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Moira Deeming (centre) arrives at the Federal Court.

‘Put this to bed’: Dutton feared federal damage from Deeming saga

Court hears of text messages from the federal Opposition Leader telling John Pesutto to end the furore over MP Moira Deeming’s appearance at a rally near neo-Nazis.

  • Gus McCubbing

July 2024

The Ranger uranium mine in the Northern Territory, owned by ERA, stopped mining in 2012. Now it is a big and costly clean-up job.

States should drop ‘ridiculous’ uranium bans: Mundine

Former ALP national president Warren Mundine says state government should end their bans on mining uranium, and the Mirrar people should be able to negotiate whether the practice remains at Jabiluka.

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Uranium mining bans belong to a previous era

Labor’s efforts to keep Australia’s energy transition uranium mining-free amount to a self-defeating hobbling of the nation’s green superpower hopes.

  • The AFR View

February 2024

It was Advance that first provided a platform to the two key spokespeople for the No campaign – Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Nyunggai Warren Mundine.

Dunkley is the Liberal Party’s chance to advance on Morrison

The timing of the former PM’s departure with the byelection is coincidental but symbolic of potentially a new form of politics on the centre-right that’s democratising democracy.

  • John Roskam

November 2023

Prominent Indigenous leader and businessman Warren Mundine is the chair of initial public offer candidate and regional copper explorer Fuse Minerals.

Heavyweight funds to anchor Fuse Minerals IPO; Dec 18 listing date

The copper play, backed by a host of WA mining bigwigs, will look to raise up to $10 million at the public offer stage.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

October 2023

Leading No campaigner Warren Mundine says voters need a break after the bruising referendum.

Mundine still wants second referendum after Voice defeat

No activisit and chairman of regional copper explorer Fuse Minerals says voters needed time to heal after the referendum campaign.

  • Tom Richardson and Tom McIlroy
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart’s ambitions in lithium appear to go well beyond Kathleen Valley.

Gina Rinehart lights up the secretive No campaign party

Guests describe the No campaign’s party as “jubilant” but the official line paints a more sombre picture of the private event.

  • Tess Bennett
Leading No campaigner Warren Mundine.

Mundine, Price threaten to sue Financial Review over ‘Nazi’ cartoon

Two of the No campaign’s leaders, Warren Mundine and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, have sent letters warning they will file defamation lawsuits.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Noel Pearson, photographed in Ipswich in July, said on Monday: “it appears that nothing we can do will shift the numbers.”

Seems nothing can melt No-vote hearts: Pearson

Leading Yes campaigner Noel Pearson urges supporters to maintain hope but says Saturday’s referendum appears lost and Australia was a “hard country now”.

  • Maxim Shanahan and Michael Pelly
Many will vote No. They will do so not out of ignorance or prejudice, but because they abhor racial essentialism.

Don’t be surprised if ethnic communities vote No

If polls are correct about the triumph of the No vote, expect large numbers of multicultural voters to be part of the revolt against establishment bodies.

  • Tanveer Ahmed
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A yes rally held in Sydney’s Parramatta Square on Sunday. Those present included Indigenous leaders Noel Pearson, centre, and Rachel Perkins, former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and wife and Lucy Turnbull, and former NSW Liberal premier Barry O’Farrell

Even Indigenous support for Voice may be failing

The No vote is ahead in the five federal electorates with the largest Indigenous populations as a proportion of voters, new polling says.

  • Aaron Patrick
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said he would have more to say about auditing Indigenous programs after the referendum.

Dutton criticises ‘offensive’ Voice cartoon

The Opposition Leader said he had a long record of fighting to protect against violent extremism, including as a police officer and member of parliament.

  • Tom McIlroy
Warren Mundine last week saod he would not seek a Senate seat to replace outgoing former minister Marise Payne.

Calls for Voice audit may put Mundine-linked firms in spotlight

Advocates for Indigenous constitutional recognition say contracts linked to the leading No campaigner should be included in any probe of government spending.

  • Tom McIlroy

September 2023

Noel Pearson at the National Press Club

Why the Yes camp needs a miracle

Worryingly, more than half of respondents in one poll shifted to the No camp because the more they found out about the Voice, the less they liked it.

  • Tom McIlroy
Warren Mundine is mistaken in claiming there is no discrimination.

Even recent history shows why Indigenous Australians need a Voice

Voting Yes will be a national commitment to listening, dialogue and partnership, in contrast to the failed top-down approaches of the past.

  • Shireen Morris

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