Ex-PM blasted for ‘siding with China’
The Labor Party has sought to further distance itself from Paul Keating after his comments on China earlier this week.
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‘Pathetic’: Ex-lover’s lawyers lash Minister
Lawyers acting for the ex-lover of Education Minister Alan Tudge have accused the frontbencher of an “abuse of power’.
US puts Australia in ‘awkward position’
The US and China have made a surprise pact, despite the two countries’ differences – and it leaves Australia more alone than ever.
New voter laws blasted as ‘Trumpian’
Laws anticipated to pass before the next federal election are feared to leave one group ‘disenfranchised’ and unable to have their say.
‘More of Scott’s rot’: PM slammed
The opposition has again branded Scott Morrison a liar after he “made up” a Labor policy on live television that never existed.
Inside Dan and ScoMo’s frosty chat
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Premier Daniel Andrews had an awkward exchange at a Remembrance Day service after publicly criticising each other over the past 18 months.
Rorts scandal linked to election
The audit office has raised the alarm the scandal which engulfed a commuter car park scheme could potentially include an infrastructure fund worth billions.
Aussies’ data security trust plummets
Australians have become less trusting of how governments and companies use their private data following the Covid-19 pandemic.
‘Siding with China’: Scomo attacks Albo
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has shocked his political opponents by accusing Anthony Albanese of “siding with China”.
Keating ‘out of line’ with China: PM
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has hit back at his predecessor’s claims Australia’s national foreign policy had ‘lost its way’.
‘Lacks substance’: Scott Morrison slammed
The Morrison government has made its second big promise of the week, including additional funding, but not every one is happy about it.
‘Ignominy’: Ex-PM’s warning to Morrison
One of Australia’s most famous former PMs has issued a serious warning to Scott Morrison over our approach to China.
Chief Minister sorry for ‘sex worker’ post
Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner has “unreservedly” apologised after an awkward social media post left a woman “horrified”.
‘Back of the queue’: ScoMo’s plan slammed
Australia’s peak motoring body has slammed Scott Morrison’s electric cars plan, saying there is one key part missing.
Parents’ heartbreak over missing detail
An inquiry over the details of young girl’s death in a Perth hospital have been released, but her parents are disappointed over a key detail.
ScoMo shuns curry on campaign trail
The PM has hinted an election date is likely to be announced very soon as he makes a strategic move.
MP secretly recorded conversations: court
Bombshell claims have been made about South Australia’s opposition leader who made a complaint to police that resulted in charges being laid against a former party member.
Cunning plan behind Bunnings obsession
It’s no secret Aussies love Bunnings – and it seems our politicians are just as infatuated with the DIY mecca, for one cunning reason.
‘Pie in the sky’: Fordham’s crack at PM
Scott Morrison is out on the hustings spruiking his climate credentials but a radio host says he’s failed to sell his vision to the voters.
Liberal candidate subjected to vile comment
Brooke Vitnell, who has been selected for a seat that could be crucial at the next election, was previously subjected to a vile sexist comment.
‘Disgusting’: Pauline backs Gladys
Gladys Berejiklian has received support from an extremely unlikely source – One Nation senator Pauline Hanson.
Minister hit by branch-stacking claims
Documents filed in the Federal Court allege Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar misused taxpayer funds.
Female MP slammed in leaked texts
A male Liberal frontbencher has been caught attacking his own female colleague in a series of explosive, leaked text messages.
ScoMo’s swipe at McGowan’s road map
The Prime Minister has squared off against WA’s hard line border stance, claiming the premier is doing more harm than good.
Big change to vaccine rollout from today
Aussies are being asked to roll up their sleeves once again as the Covid-19 booster program officially begins.
Twist in Parliament ‘rent boys’ claim
The results of an investigation into shock claims that a Coalition staffer procured sex workers for a senior MP has been revealed.
‘Dipsticks’: Barnaby’s attack on ex-PMs
Barnaby Joyce has urged two former PMs to stop acting like ‘dipsticks’ and rise above politics in a heated TV interview.
Tim Smith to quit politics at next poll
Victorian MP Tim Smith is set to quit at the next election, telling fellow Liberals his decision is in the party’s best interests.
No chance of carbon tax revival
The prospect of a carbon tax revival is dead in the water after both major parties committed to not bringing the controversial policy back.
Brittany Higgins puts ScoMo on notice
Brittany Higgins has revealed what Scott Morrison said to her in a closed-door meeting as she said she will be campaigning at the federal election.
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