Union boss reveals $400k pay packet
The closely guarded pay packet of Union boss, Peter Marshall has been exposed during the union figure’s failed bid for an extra $1 million in taxpayer-funded superannuation.
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Water brings Farrer to election boiling point
Once a Coalition stronghold, the seat of Farrer has become an election battleground, with incumbent Liberal MP Sussan Ley up against a popular local mayor in the southern NSW seat.
Could giant Palmer billboards actually work?
Clive Palmer’s fluoro yellow billboards splashed across Australia are hard to miss. And now, the controversial mining magnate looms as a potential federal election kingmaker after his mega-million dollar advertising blitz.
Liberals pull video with gunshot sound
The Liberal Party has been forced to pull down an online video attacking Bill Shorten after complaints about the advert featuring a gunshot sound at the end.
Fines push to deter violent social media posts
Social media giants could be fined 10 per cent of their billions in global revenue and their executives jailed for up to three years if they fail to quickly take down abhorrent violent material.
Nervous Prime Minister knows Nats hold the key
Scott Morrison has done everything in his power to deal with his One Nation problem. Unfortunately as Liberal leader, his powers don’t include dictating what the Nationals do with their preferences, writes James Campbell.
Extra bite for watchdogs to clean up financial sector
Australia’s corporate watchdogs will be given an extra $550 million in a massive Budget boost to clean up the tarnished financial sector in the wake of the banking royal commission.
Labor set to switch candidate in blue-riband Melbourne seat
Labor is poised to switch its candidate for the blue-riband Melbourne seat of Higgins to a high-profile Melbourne barrister as it eyes a potential upset victory in outgoing Liberal frontbencher Kelly O’Dwyer’s seat.
Social media giants face violent content fines, bans
Social media giants would face huge fines for failing to remove violent and illegal content under a major crackdown being considered by the Morrison Government in the wake of the Christchurch terrorist attack.
Liberals plan to bankroll East West Link to save MPs
Federal Liberals have hatched a plan for the Morrison Government to revive the East West Link by increasing its contribution to $4 billion, as internal polling shows the party faces an election wipe-out in Victoria.
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