Anthony Albanese has committed a billion dollars to connect residents in Sydney’s southwest to the new Western Sydney airport by rail, but his pledge has been met with a mix of suspicion and praise.
The millionaire founder of the Climate 200 movement says teals candidates could back the Coalition at the upcoming federal election, if their voters support it.
Insurers have been put on notice as thousands of ex-Cyclone Alfred-related claims are made, with thousands more set to come.
Double-dipping students signing up for multiple free-TAFE courses could skew the number benefiting from Labor’s flagship policy, the Coalition claims.
A Sydney mayor has accused a Labor MP of treating a women’s day event like a “campaign-stop”, with the MP hitting back at claims she politicised her speech.
Airports across Australia have been ordered to do an urgent risk assessment after an armed teenager tried to make his way onto a plane.
More than $750,000 worth of contracts have been signed to deliver ‘acting’ and ‘storytelling’ lessons to bureaucrats in Anthony Albanese’s first term of government.
The move halts a planned speaking tour through Sydney and Melbourne after Hussain Makk described Hassan Nasrallah as the world’s “greatest freedom fighter”.
The election campaign could kick off as early as this weekend despite a looming cyclone, with the Prime Minister refusing to rule out the move.
Blayney Shire Council fears it could breach Indigenous heritage laws simply by maintaining a public road captured within the federal Environment Minister’s 11th-hour ban on a proposed gold mine site in the state’s Central West.
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