“It’s the death of reform”: A fresh factional brawl has erupted in the NSW Liberals, with conservative members accusing the federal executive of abandoning party reform in favour of a factional fix.
Eight senior bureaucrats have been revealed to have Qantas Chairman’s Lounge membership, having taken almost 90 flights in a year. One senator has called out the “deeply concerning” gifts.
It’s time to take the brakes off high speed rail between Sydney and Newcastle, say the opposition and business groups, with a top-secret report on the project yet to be publicly released.
Work included new logos and a written style guide, as well as establishing social media profiles on Facebook and LinkedIn.
The architect of the AUKUS pact and nuclear subs deal, former PM Scott Morrison, has weighed in on a US review that’s creating serious alarm across Australia.
Jennifer Westacott has played a key role in the early stages of constructing Bradfield, the new city on the doorstep of the region’s new airport. She is among the many Australians on the King’s Birthday Honours List.
The packages, enabling the elderly to access support to help them stay at their homes and out of the aged care home system, were meant to rollout next month.
The change and extra cash spent on the uniforms comes as the US pressures Australia to up defence spending.
The fallout of a meeting of the NSW Liberal Women’s Council has revealed fury over the party’s narrow loss in Bradfield.
The political elder who suggested “men’s involvement” should be protected from “assertive women” has sparked further outrage.
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