Anthony Albanese says Australians cannot expert ‘overnight’ relief on power prices under Labor’s $40b plan, as Defence Minister Peter Dutton claimed he has evidence that China wants Labor to win the election.
Labor’s “missing frontbencher” Tanya Plibersek has emerged from the deep freeze to campaign alongside her leader, while Scott Morrison wants a minister who had an affair back in cabinet.
Former PM John Howard has doubled down on his comments that there is no housing crisis in Australia, saying mortgage holders will still benefit from record low interest rates despite the RBA’s shock increase.
Scott Morrison says he can’t slice the price of a lettuce. So who is best to tackle the huge cost of living pressures facing ordinary Australians. We take a look at Labor and the Coalition’s key promises.
Controversial Liberal candidate Katherine Deves, who has been both slammed and praised for her views on transgender sports, has denied she’s been hiding in a ‘witness protection program’.
Anthony Albanese opens up to Grace Tame, bringing the child abuse activist to tears with one story about his upbringing. Meanwhile, a Liberal elder denies there’s a housing crisis.
Beijing has demanded to know “what right” Australia has to draw a red line in the Pacific, while a Labor campaign plane en route to Perth was forced to turn around.
Soundboks promises to take portable sound to a whole new level, and a staggering new price tag. Its latest iteration, the Soundboks Go sells for just under $1100 in Australia. So is it worth the money?
Opposition leader Anthony Albanese is feeling “knocked around” by Covid, as PM Scott Morrison rallies the party faithful on the NSW central coast.
While Anthony Albanese has spoken for the first time about being in isolation, Scott Morrison has clammed up on when he last talked to his Solomon Islands counterpart.
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