PM: Name your age for kids social media ban
Anthony Albanese has issued a national call to arms — asking his state premiers to help decide the age for a kids social media ban.
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‘Grossly insensitive’: Minns’ message to pro-Palestine protesters
NSW Premier Chris Minns slams protest events on the anniversary of October 7 as interstate police vow to share intelligence to catch any law-breakers.
Sydney businesses in lurch after major construction firm goes bust
Small businesses who worked on the roof of Western Sydney Airport are stuck in limbo after a major construction firm went bust. They are now pleading with the PM for help.
Houses of parliament: Political property moguls in the spotlight
As Labor flirts with the idea of negative gearing reform, we shine a light on the investment property portfolios of Australian politicians. See the list here.
High-rise hell: Why this suburb is turning into an apartment desert
In 30 minutes you can get to the Sydney CBD. In about 10 you can access plenty of green space and swimming spots, and in less than five minutes you can find dozens of eating and drinking options. And yet apartments in this suburb are failing to sell.
We could soon pay less for beer – but there’s a catch
The price of beer always gets people talking but there could be a plan to soon make a big change.
Why your schooner could get cheaper under the Coalition
The Coalition is considering an overhaul of beer excise, as the price of schooner hits $15 in some pubs and hoteliers say the tax is killing the industry.
Revealed: PM announced airline deal before contract was signed
Anthony Albanese made a major announcement about Western Sydney airport last month. The catch? It’s not a done deal.
Nampijinpa Price reveals bold post-Voice vision for Australia
No First Nations Ambassador, smaller land councils, no media censorship of Aboriginal communities, and a royal commission into child abuse. Jacinta Nampijinpa Price outlines her vision in our High Steaks interview.
‘Real catastrophe’: Psychiatrist shortage brewing in NSW hospitals
Only 2 in 10 psychiatrists plan to stay in NSW after they finish their training, in a shocking trend that experts say will lead to a ‘mental health catastrophe’.
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