Treasurer dodges negative gearing probe; Albo accused of lying
Anthony Albanese has been accused of lying to Australians after refusing to rule out changes to negative gearing as the Treasurer bats away questions.
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Two friends who want to job-share have set their sights on a new challenge.
‘Financially reckless’: SRL to cost more money than it generates
Every $1 spent building the first two stages of the controversial 90km Suburban Rail Loop would result in social benefits of between only 60 and 70 cents, an independent report has revealed.
Minister says CFMEU clean-up ‘not political’ as hordes of tradies rally
As thousands of tradies walked off Big Build sites and hit Melbourne CBD streets in a second major CFMEU solidarity rally, the federal Industrial Relations Minister has said the clean-up of the militant union isn’t about “punishing” members.
Probe of $2bn Labor SRL pledge sparks warning for govt agencies
Federal government agencies have been put on notice after a probe of Labor’s $2bn promise to the contentious Suburban Rail Loop revealed records about the project were hardly documented.
Higher aged care costs for wealthier boomers
Self-funded retirees and part-pensioners will pay more for their aged care at home or in a residential facility under an overhaul of the system following a deal between Labor and the Coalition.
Melbourne Airport gets approval for $3bn third runway
The long-awaited move is set to bring Melbourne Airport in line with Sydney and other major international airports but the project is expected to open a year later than originally planned.
Protesters accused of shock animal cruelty acts against police horses
Police have accused anti-war, anti-Israel protesters of deliberately spraying substances into police horses’ noses and bringing marbles to cause them to lose their footing during this week’s protests.
The moment Melbourne CBD became like a war zone
Police stun grenades hit the ground with an earth-shaking bang, the air was a pungent cocktail of burnt metal and plastic, sweat and manure. Activists wearing balaclavas and masks were on the hunt for a fight.
King Charles and Queen Camilla’s itinerary Down Under revealed
Buckingham Palace has finalised the details of the monarchs’ trip to Australia, with a jam-packed schedule featuring visits to several famous landmarks.
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