Greens
Bandt ducks questions on Cox, cuts short press conference
Greens leader Bandt was repeatedly asked what steps he and his office had taken to investigate the allegations against Cox raised with his office.
- by James Massola and Jesinta Burton
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Workplace culture
Dorinda Cox staff quit Greens senator’s office over toxic workplace claims
Twenty staff have left Greens WA senator Dorinda Cox’s office in just three years, with several lodging formal complaints alleging a hostile culture.
- by James Massola
Opinion
Political leadership
If Albanese repeats his performance over negative gearing, he can kiss the election goodbye
The government’s management of the economy has helped bring inflation down and keep employment up, but it has much to learn about communication.
- by Niki Savva
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Political leadership
Labor says the Greens aren’t Bob Brown’s party any more. He disagrees
“[The Greens] don’t talk about the environment any more,” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says. “They talk about some extreme agenda.”
- by Paul Sakkal
Where can I vote? Do I number every box? What you need to know about the Queensland state election
The Queensland state election is weeks away. Here’s what you need to know as we head towards polling day on October 26.
- by Rosanna Ryan
Greens on the hunt for first-ever lower house seat in WA
Bandt will spend the next week doorknocking the Perth electorate hoping to connect with its large cohort of renters.
- by Hamish Hastie
Analysis
Renting
More than 2500 days after Labor’s promise, can NSW ban no-grounds evictions?
The premier reckons outlawing no-grounds evictions will boost renters’ rights. The problem is his party’s heard it all before.
- by Max Maddison
The people most likely to have negatively geared properties
Some of Australia’s top earners are among the most likely to have a negatively geared investment property – but many people in lower paid jobs use the tax concession too.
- by Millie Muroi and Nick Bonyhady
The zombie debate about negative gearing is back. What’s at stake?
Negative gearing is back on the agenda. Labor says it’s just looking at possible policy. The Greens are squeezing the government for big changes. Here’s what it all means.
- by Millie Muroi
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Negative gearing
Negative gearing in Labor’s sights as Albanese readies for election battle
Negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions cost the budget billions of dollars every year, which is why Labor has asked for advice on possible changes to them.
- by James Massola and David Crowe
Sam Mostyn beats Margaret Beazley in The Block: Vice-regal edition
As soon as news first surfaced of a possible royal visit in October, the jockeying began. And it was not confined to the racetrack.
- by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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