Nicolette Boele, running as a ‘teal’ independent in the seat of Bradfield, is a huge supporter of renewable energy. But she also praised the Coalition for their gas reservation proposal – describing the current market as ‘crazy.’
Pope Francis appointed Anthony Fisher to lead the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney in 2014. An emotional Archbishop has described Francis as “encouraging” and “positive”. Read his full statement.
A Liberal Party truck has smashed into a voting booth building in Sydney’s north-west on the eve of pre-polling opening for the federal election — with the damage so great the booth will not be able to open on Tuesday.
Nine candidates, including Climate 200-backed Nicolette Boele in Bradfield, have been told to remove political corflutes from Ausgrid power poles immediately, with four men sprung with Ms Boele posters.
A company run by comedian Dan Ilic, which received $588k from Climate 200 in the 2022 election, has removed dozens of unauthorised images attacking the Coalition on Instagram.
For the second election in a row a social media campaign run by comedian Dan Ilic is attacking Peter Dutton and promoting ‘teal’ independents.
Zali Steggall and Dr Sophie Scamps have both said they are waiting for the facts before deciding who to support in a minority government. Their opponents have urged them to be upfront with voters. TAKE OUR POLL
The War Memorial said the ABC had portrayed construction noise occurring over the Last Post – which was either “insensitive” or designed to “deliberately mislead.” The ABC’s Ombudsman has ruled this was not the case.
Four Corners is facing heat – including from Barnaby Joyce and David Elliott – over claims it ‘deliberately misled’ viewers by editing construction noise over the Last Post Ceremony. Watch the footage and take our poll.
The Australian War Memorial has made an official complaint, claiming Four Corners may have “deliberately misled” viewers by showing construction occurring during the sacred Last Post Ceremony.
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