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James CampbellNational weekend political editor

James Campbell is national weekend political editor for Saturday and Sunday News Corporation newspapers and websites across Australia, including the Saturday and Sunday Herald Sun, the Saturday and Sunday Telegraph and the Saturday Courier Mail and Sunday Mail. He has previously been investigations editor, state politics editor and opinion editor of the Herald Sun and Sunday Herald Sun. Since starting on the Sunday Herald Sun in 2008 Campbell has twice been awarded the Grant Hattam Quill Award for investigative journalism by the Melbourne Press Club and in 2013 won the Walkley Award for Scoop of the Year.

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Australian MP Daniel Andrews in Tiananmen Square, China, this month. Andrews says he believes all Victorian ministers should visit China. Photograph: @danielAndrewsMP/Twitter

Andrews’ China deal leaves federal government figures fuming

Top federal government figures are seething after Daniel Andrews used his recent China trip to sign a controversial infrastructure deal which has been criticised by Peter Dutton.

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WARNING HERALD SUN PREMIUM LOCKED CONTENT: NO THE AUSTRALIAN/NO NEWS.COM/NO SKYNEWS/NO THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN. WARNING Former Victorian Premiers and political opponents Jeff Kennett and Steve Bracks. Melbourne. Australia. 3 October 2019 Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Did the Cats play a role in Kennett’s election defeat?

Jeff Kennett and Steve Bracks have recalled the impact the Geelong Football Club and Billy Brownless had on the 1999 state election, as well as the “unprecedented” death of a candidate on election day. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST

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Gladys Liu during a division in Question Time in the House of Representatives Chamber, at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture Kym Smith

Liu on rocky road with link to pro-China group founder

Liberal MP Gladys Liu has been linked to a property developer described as the “implementer” of the Australasia Belt and Road Advocacy intiative, a group formed to champion the controversial plan.

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‘Wage theft’ probed as jail staff dudded on super

In a fresh case of “wage theft”, shift workers in jails and youth justice centres have been underpaid hundreds of thousands of dollars, and there are fears the rip-off may be more widespread.

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Gladys Liu during Question Time in the House of Representatives in Parliament House in Canberra. Picture Gary Ramage

Liu probed on Chinese donor

Federal Liberal MP Gladys Liu held a party for Chisholm campaign volunteers at a Box Hill building owned by a developer who said Australia “couldn’t survive” without Chinese migrants.

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Generic shots of Melbourne.National Gallery of Victoria, St Kilda Road. Picture: Andrew Henshaw

NGV staff underpaid amid workplace culture concerns

The National Gallery of Victoria has been rocked by accusations of underpaying workers, amid a wider investigation into workplace culture at the popular Melbourne attraction.

WARNING HERALD SUN PREMIUM LOCKED CONTENT: NO THE AUSTRALIAN/NO NEWS.COM/NO SKYNEWS/NO THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN. WARNING Former Victorian Premiers and political opponents Jeff Kennett and Steve Bracks. Melbourne. Australia. 3 October 2019 Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Jeff.com vs Ballarat Bracks: Former premiers face off

Former Victorian premiers Jeff Kennett and Steve Bracks have reunited to discuss the bombshell 1999 state election, which led to a hung parliament and a minority Labor government. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST

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Israel Folau arrives for a conciliation hearing at the Fair Work Commission in Sydney, Friday, June 28, 2019. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) NO ARCHIVING

Why Wallaby’s mum infiltrated Folau’s church

The woman who infiltrated a Christian group headed by Israel Folau’s father has been bizarrely unmasked as the mother of a young Wallaby. She’s revealed the reasons why she did it.

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Bill Shorten concedes defeat during the federal Labor Reception on Election Day in Melbourne, Saturday, 18 May, 2019. Approximately 16.5 million Australians have today voted in what is tipped to be a tight election contest between Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Australian Opposition leader Bill Shorten. (AAP Image/David Crosling) NO ARCHIVING

‘I misread the mood in Queensland’: Shorten

Bill Shorten has continued his mea culpa for his part in Labor’s surprise election loss and admitted he got it wrong in the sunshine state.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 18: Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labor Party Bill Shorten, flanked by his wife Chloe Shorten concedes defeat following the results of the Federal Election at Hyatt Place Melbourne on May 18, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. Prime Minister Scott Morrison was re-elected today, securing another three-year team for the Liberal-National coalition following an intense five-week campaign against Bill Shorten and the Labor party. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

Shorten accepts responsibility for shock election loss

In his first major interview since Labor’s devastating defeat in May’s federal election, Bill Shorten has opened up about where it all went wrong for the party, and why he should be the one to blame for the loss.

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