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Rents, weather events and premiums mean fight against inflation not yet won

Rents, weather events and premiums mean fight against inflation not yet won

Australia’s inflation rate has been falling for over 18 months, but rent and insurance inflation are among the household essentials bucking that trend.

  • by Rachel Clun

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PM ridiculed over cost-of-living as LNP eyes state prize

PM ridiculed over cost-of-living as LNP eyes state prize

Meanwhile, divisive Queensland senator Gerard Rennick’s last-ditch bid to rescue his parliamentary career has reportedly been dashed by his party.

  • by William Ton and Savannah Meacham
PM warns against faith-based political movements as Payman hints at next move

PM warns against faith-based political movements as Payman hints at next move

Payman said “stay tuned” and “anything can happen” when asked if she wanted to collaborate with a coalition of Muslim community groups planning to run against Labor MPs.

  • by Paul Sakkal
Batter to boat-rocker … and neither Khawaja nor Dutton will back down
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Batter to boat-rocker … and neither Khawaja nor Dutton will back down

As a breed, Australian cricketers are generally on the conservative side of things, but the softly spoken opener has shattered the convention.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
Jane Hume reunited with her Lycra buddy

Jane Hume reunited with her Lycra buddy

Canberra is a small town, as the Coalition senator found when she relived a viral moment at the Midwinter Ball.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
Is shelf stacking the new branch stacking?
Opinion
Column 8

Is shelf stacking the new branch stacking?

And do three lions make an early crow?

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Accusations, intimidation and resignation: Senator Fatima Payman quits Labor

Accusations, intimidation and resignation: Senator Fatima Payman quits Labor

Rebel senator Fatima Payman has quit the Labor Party after creating a political firestorm with her decision to vote against the government over recognising Palestinian statehood.

  • by Paul Sakkal and James Massola
When superheroes go rogue
Opinion
Column 8

When superheroes go rogue

You can’t pillage a village without breaking a few eggs.

Payman and Palestine challenge our democratic comfort zone

Payman and Palestine challenge our democratic comfort zone

It’s time for Labor to not just allow a conscience vote to its members on issues regarding Gaza but for our society as a whole to acknowledge there is more than one worldview for our collective future. Surely we need this honest discussion more than ever?

Teal calls for snap climate election as rumours of cabinet reshuffle swirl

Teal calls for snap climate election as rumours of cabinet reshuffle swirl

Monique Ryan wants an election on the Coalition’s contentious nuclear plan as Peter Dutton readies for an early poll.

  • by Paul Sakkal and James Massola
Dutton to supermarkets: Rein in prices, or we’ll force you to sell stores

Dutton to supermarkets: Rein in prices, or we’ll force you to sell stores

Grocery prices have played a key role in the cost-of-living debate, prompting the Coalition to adopt an interventionist policy opposed by business lobby groups.

  • by Paul Sakkal

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