‘Rather drive myself’: Albanese reacts to $3.8m expense bill
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has responded to his $3.8 million expense bill, claiming he would much rather drive himself than be chauffeured across the country.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has responded to his $3.8 million expense bill, claiming he would much rather drive himself than be chauffeured across the country.
Indigenous leaders say state and federal governments have failed to address their warnings about people ‘self-identifying’ as Aboriginal to receive government benefits.
Sydney’s largest Aboriginal Land Council has demanded a northern beaches resident cease conducting ‘Welcome to Country’ ceremonies, claiming he has not proved his Indigenous heritage.
With safety issues and learning drivers delaying the Parramatta Light Rail indefinitely, small businesses are asking the state government to “help us”.
Liberal MPs have launched into Mark Speakman, claiming the Opposition Leader was warned the party was “heading for an iceberg” in regards to the disastrous local government election campaign.
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Chris Smith has been given another chance after being sacked by Sky News and 2GB for inappropriate conduct, leaving Alan Jones’ broadcasting future in major doubt.
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