‘Not listening’: Jacinta Price slams government for still pushing treaty
Jacinta Price says the government needs to look at practical ways to help Indigenous Australians rather than push ‘divisive’ agendas.
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‘Slap in the face’: Labor to spend $40 million selling Stage 3 ‘broken promise’ to voters
Taxpayers will be on the hook for as much as $40 million to help Labor sell its “broken promises” on Stage 3 tax cuts, it can be revealed.
Bad joke: Albo more Groucho than Karl Marx when it comes to economy
The Prime Minister’s bash the boss politics may give Labor but a temporary win but will show him up as a loser in the fight to stay a wealthy nation, James Morrow writes.
Jet-setting Giles selling Voice in London during detainee meetings
Embattled Immigration Minister Andrew Giles was too busy promoting the Voice referendum to attend meetings about the potential release of murderers and sex offenders from immigration detention.
Freddie’s ‘rough’ start shines a light on brave battle of ‘heart kids’
One in 100 kids every day are born with a congenital heart problem. On ‘Sweetheart Day’, kids and families raise awareness for this all too common condition
‘Like making Origin players pay for security’: Farmer tax plan slammed
Proposed changes to a proposed “biosecurity levy” may not go enough to satisfy farmers who say they should not be paying to help foreign competitors get onto Australian supermarket shelves.
Call to freeze indexing of rapidly rising HECS debts
Crucial crossbenchers are urging the Albanese government to stop a yearly hike to student debt which will hit almost three million Australians amid a crushing cost of living crisis.
‘Un-Australian’: Peris slams Palestinian use of Aboriginal flag
Former MP Nova Peris wants the misappropriation of Aboriginal culture at pro-Palestinian protests stamped out. And she’s not the only one | WATCH the video
Here’s Albo! PM’s punches can’t mask class warfare pitch
In attacking the opposition rather than answering their questions, Anthony Albanese is leaving the door open to charges that he may come for the family home or negative gearing, write James Morrow.
‘No farmers, no food’: Protest’s blunt message about renewables
Farmers and environmentalists have protested in Canberra, warning the push to net zero could come at the cost of local communities and the nation’s food security | WATCH
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