China ‘at top of list’ in hack attack aimed at election
China could be behind an attempt to influence the Australian federal election, after a 12-page investigation revealed damning new evidence.
Federal Election 2022
‘I wasn’t loose with AUKUS’: PM defends keeping Labor in dark
Scott Morrison has sensationally suggested Labor would have leaked the AUKUS deal with China had he briefed them earlier.
Big problem with PM and Albo’s promises
Go big or go home? There’s a key promise missing this election, experts say, because both parties are too scared. See what they’ve pledged instead.
PM’s plan to let Aussies use super to buy a home
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has revealed how the Coalition will allow first home buyers to invest their own super savings to enter the property market.
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Labor says it will get moving on Marion Rd upgrade
Labor streaks ahead in the race to reduce traffic congestion on Marion Rd, which is a hot-button issue for voters in Boothby who are fed up with waiting.
Frydenberg hits back at ‘teal’ rival; Albo rallies Labor’s true believers
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has defended dragging his rival’s mother-in-law into the election, saying he quoted her “word for word”, as Anthony Albanese led a union rally in Brisbane.
Albo’s big drug price cut as he attacks PM
Anthony Albanese has revealed a more generous discount for Aussies using PBS drugs, as he declared he wants to “build a better future” and “help Australians build a stake in it”.
‘Hidey holes’ exposed: Where Aussies are stashing loot
Australians stashing cash in “hidey holes” overseas will be exposed by a new plan to stop them mixing with terrorists, drug runners and kidnappers.
Job losses ‘nonsense’, Albo does a Shorten on the sausage
Labor leader Anthony Albanese has described warnings of a $50b hit to the economy and the loss of thousands of jobs as ‘nonsense’ as he mangled a sausage, almost Bill Shorten style, on the campaign trail.
One question exposes Australia’s democracy
For some it’s a threat to Australian democracy that needs to end. That is of course, until it benefits them.
Rate rise a vote swinger in marginal Macquarie
Small-business owners already slammed by flooding and soaring inflation in Australia’s most marginal seat, say an interest rate rise has them thinking twice about how they will vote.
Proposed Medicare cut threatens to blind 47,000 Aussies
Ita Buttrose argues a delay on a proposed Medicare rebate cut will lead to an estimated 47,000 vulnerable Australians going blind — and it’s not good enough.
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