An Australian political advocacy group aiming to mobilise Muslim voters in support of pro-Palestine candidates will seek strategic advice from a UK expert involved in a similar successful movement at the British elections.
True Aussie battlers, regional and country NSW punch above their weight when it comes to hurdles like the economy, crime, health and education. Ahead of the Bush Summit, we assess the state of the regions.
The Greens want to slug Coles, Woolworths, the big four banks and other major companies making billions in the middle of a cost-of-living crisis with a 40 per cent tax on ‘excessive profits’.
Labor will sidestep the “hyper political” housing debate in parliament and work directly with states to get more homes built, using a simplified skilled visa system to bring in urgently needed tradies and getting more young Australians into construction.
The Prime Minister said on Tuesday he backs a $1bn gold mine in central western NSW despite an eleventh hour decision by his government throwing serious doubts over the project’s future.
Frustrated employers uncertain about what is “unreasonable” after hours contact with a worker will have to wait for legal challenges to test the definition after Labor failed to clarify its controversial “right to disconnect” laws before they came into effect.
Dodgy developers with a history of failing to properly consult with local residents and businesses about planned renewable energy infrastructure will be publicly named and shamed under a new rating scheme.
Sussan Ley has labelled Albanese a pork-chop, saying Labor’s energy transition farse was delivering piggery apprentices up to $10,000.
After previously being hit by unfair trade blocks, Australia is now exporting record amounts to China. But it comes with a warning to farmers.
An extra $100m will be injected into a critical Queensland site as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveils a raft of new projects to protect the Barrier Reef.
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