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Last-minute delay on donation deal as Clive Palmer makes last-ditch play to sink it

Last-minute delay on donation deal as Clive Palmer makes last-ditch play to sink it

Labor and the Coalition will negotiate over summer to gain a deal on political donations amid fierce objections from Senate crossbenchers that it will hurt minor parties.

  • by David Crowe and Paul Sakkal

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Crossbench in the gun under laws to shut out big money and ‘protect democracy’

Crossbench in the gun under laws to shut out big money and ‘protect democracy’

Labor wants to ram through sweeping reforms that would cut the power of big donors and restrict the fundraising of independent candidates.

  • by Paul Sakkal
Labor, Coalition strike in-principle deal to shut out big money donors

Labor, Coalition strike in-principle deal to shut out big money donors

The shake-up will have far-reaching consequences for all political parties, upending the way they raise, spend and disclose campaign funds.

  • by Paul Sakkal
Teal independent to take on Liberals in WA’s South West

Teal independent to take on Liberals in WA’s South West

Western Australia’s second federal community independent candidate has been revealed as Bunbury urologist Dr Sue Chapman.

  • by Hamish Hastie
Simon Holmes à Court: Dutton has ‘localised Trumpian tactics to Australian tastebuds’

Simon Holmes à Court: Dutton has ‘localised Trumpian tactics to Australian tastebuds’

The man most associated with teal candidates says he doesn’t know what the definition of a “teal” is.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
SOLD!? When you accidentally bid $30,000 at a charity auction – and win

SOLD!? When you accidentally bid $30,000 at a charity auction – and win

That thing that everyone dreads happening at an auction happened to one unsuspecting guest at Reach’s charity gala auction on Friday night.

  • by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Teal funder Simon Holmes a Court speaks behind enemy lines

Teal funder Simon Holmes a Court speaks behind enemy lines

The financial muscle behind Climate 200 took the stage at a conference organised by the Centre for Independent Studies last week.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
Allen among potential challengers as redraw kicks off jockeying for seats

Allen among potential challengers as redraw kicks off jockeying for seats

Liberal moderate Katie Allen is expected to seek a return to politics at the next election and progressive independents may target senior NSW Liberal Angus Taylor.

  • by Paul Sakkal
Peter Dutton has revved up Australia’s climate war – and scientists and business are in despair

Peter Dutton has revved up Australia’s climate war – and scientists and business are in despair

The return of the climate war has entrenched old fault lines.

  • by Nick O'Malley
Harbhajan Singh leaves behind his wicket ways, turns to diplomacy

Harbhajan Singh leaves behind his wicket ways, turns to diplomacy

Once the key antagonist in an incident that brought relations with India to an all-time low, the former spinner is now working to boost bilateral relations.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
The narratives cloaking ‘weak’ Albanese and ‘nasty’ Dutton are setting like cement

The narratives cloaking ‘weak’ Albanese and ‘nasty’ Dutton are setting like cement

Sensible women and men have had more than enough. They also have plenty of alternatives come the next election if they still feel that the current crop of national leaders is failing them.

  • by Niki Savva

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