Voters in the seat of Brisbane are most concerned about the creation of a corruption watchdog and aircraft noise from the second runway, a candidate forum hosted by the Courier-Mail has revealed.
Climate 200’s teal independents are demanding carbon emission reductions of 60 per cent – significantly more than is sought by the millionaire funding their campaigns.
Online trolls have branded her a “bimbo with no brains”. Vandals have torn down her posters. But Liberal candidate Brooke Vitnell is fighting back against the barrage of sexist abuse.
Australian body language experts reveal who triumphed from the second leaders’ debate, although both agreed their performance was less than impressive.
More than $7 million of funding will be unveiled to retrain police across the country, and reshape how the justice system responds to family, domestic and sexual violence.
Rex Patrick has attacked Nick Xenophon, blasting his work for Chinese company Huawei and comparing it to working for weapon manufacturers under the Nazis.
Queensland senator Pauline Hanson has launched a scathing character assessment of the Prime Minister, echoing a blast from one of his own senators.
Petrol prices will be cut and money pumped into the pockets of low-and-middle income South Aussie earners in a big-spending election-eve Federal Budget. See the six key takeaways.
The fact that Josh Frydenberg is spending $5.6bn cutting the excise tells you very clearly that the government is behind in the election race.
If it’s working Australians who decide elections, saving at the petrol bowser will get the desired bang for vote-buying bucks. But this budget has got work to do, writes Paul Starick.
A $365 million plan to subsidise apprentice wages will be announced in Tuesday’s budget, with the aim of boosting Australia’s pipeline of workers.
A crippling disease affecting one in nine Australian women will be tackled by the federal government in next week’s budget and it has the backing of Australia’s First Lady Jenny Morrison.
A NSW candidate for Clive Palmer’s UAP has quit, claiming that the political party that champions freedom operates more like a communist organisation.
Former SA political sensation Nick Xenophon will make a hotly anticipated comeback to public life at the federal election. Take our poll – do you support his return?
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