Michael Sukkar
- Opinion
- Editorial
Time to pay the Deeming debt and focus on the job of opposition
If the Liberal Party wants to move towards the voters it seeks to represent it may need to open its wallet.
- The Age's View
Latest
‘Finding new ways to fail’: Liberals set to lose seats to Labor in Melbourne
Labor had been expected to give up ground in Victoria at the federal election. Instead, it was poised to win Deakin, Aston and Menzies in a devastating result for the Liberals.
- Tom Cowie
Numbers man: What Liberal powerbroker Michael Sukkar really believes
He’s an influential Liberal conservative fighting for his political life in the nation’s most marginal seat. How deep does Michael Sukkar’s conservatism run and how does religion guide his politics?
- Melissa Fyfe
From a barbecue shelter to 10-court stadium, sport clubs in marginal seats are hustling for election cash
Politics is the last thing most local sports clubs worry about – except at election time, when much-needed funding for facilities is up for grabs.
- Roy Ward and Rachael Dexter
- Exclusive
- Disability
Ballooning NDIS ‘coming under control’, but key reforms in flux
The government is not trying to tighten NDIS eligibility, but says its clean-up of the huge disability program is yielding results.
- Paul Sakkal
Dreyfus blasts ‘disgusting’ opposition attempt to gag him on antisemitism
Dreyfus, the son and grandson of Holocaust survivors, said: “I do not need the leader of the opposition or any of those opposite to tell me what antisemitism is, or how seriously I should take it.”
- Matthew Knott and Lachlan Abbott
- Exclusive
- Disability
More than half a million workers earn income from NDIS, Shorten says in parting shot at critics
Bill Shorten has hailed the NDIS jobs boom as an achievement as big as Medicare. But economists say it might be a drain on the economy and the federal budget.
- Paul Sakkal
- Exclusive
- Political leadership
Dutton has been quiet this summer. Here’s what the Liberals are focused on
The opposition leader will have to choose between the ambitions of four of his most senior MPs, who all want to be foreign affairs minister in a Liberal government.
- Paul Sakkal
Crunch in building approvals sounds warning for Australia’s housing crisis
The prime minister defended his plan to deliver more than a million houses, saying the overall trend in approvals was upward.
- Millie Muroi
- Exclusive
- Skills shortage
Coalition stretches facts in yoga workers housing row
A Coalition claim about an influx of foreign yoga teachers has been debunked by official figures.
- David Crowe
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