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Not so fast … Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces critics close to his own camp.

Even Albanese’s friends are impatient with his lack of ambition

It will aggravate the prime minister, but this critique is coming from five angles this week.

  • James Massola

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Be serious, Paul Keating: We need more defence spending, so spare us the cheap shots

Australia needs a thorough debate about its deficient defence budget, not dopey insults from a former PM.

  • Jennifer Parker

It’s a banana republic moment. We need to see more from Jim Chalmers

We don’t need eloquent oration or a calm plan for the future. Australia needs a call to economic arms.

  • Shane Wright
The shockwaves that Kenneth  Hayne sent through the upper levels of corporate Australia continue to reverberate.

Kenneth Hayne goes from High Court judge to unlikely fitfluencer

The former judge and banking royal commissioner has hit 80 in pristine shape.

  • Kishor Napier-Raman and Madeleine Heffernan
Paul Keating has revealed he told Gough Whitlam to sack John Kerr, and jail him if he refused.

Keating reveals he told Whitlam to have Kerr sacked or arrested

Former prime minister John Howard urged Liberal leader Sussan Ley to talk to Albanese about introducing four-year parliamentary terms.

  • Shane Wright
Our former prime ministers have claimed more than $1.4 million in expenses so far in 2025.

Taxpayers foot $1.4m in expenses for our former PMs

The report doesn’t include pensions for the former prime ministers, or the costs of staff.

  • Brittany Busch
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The former prime minister said the governor-general's decision to dismiss Gough Whitlam was so bad police should've been involved.
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Paul Keating says he'd have arrested John Kerr

The former prime minister said the governor-general's decision to dismiss Gough Whitlam was so bad police should've been involved.

Katherine Keating.

How Epstein and Andrew drew a PM’s daughter into a swamp

The latest Epstein emails show how anyone who came close to the disgraced financier can be tarnished, even if there is nothing to suggest they did anything wrong.

  • David Crowe
‘Lunch with’ writer Blanche d’Alpuget.

Blanche d’Alpuget’s relationship with Bob Hawke is probably the least interesting thing about her

Australia’s most famous mistress-turned-wife on her life as a teenage runaway, the assault that changed her, and finding gratitude.

  • Jacqueline Maley
Anthony Albanese launched Gough Whitlam The Vista of the New, by Troy Bramston.

‘He could be a bit bolder’: What Albo could learn from Whitlam

A new biography of Gough Whitlam contains some important lessons for today.

  • Peter FitzSimons

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