Alex Hawke
Hollie Hughes turfed from winnable Senate spot in NSW Liberal preselection
The centre-right senator will be replaced by Jessica Collins, who is aligned with conservative forces in the NSW Liberal Party, including shadow treasurer Angus Taylor.
- James Massola and Natassia Chrysanthos
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Brickbats and bouquets over leadership awards
Steve Maher had a lot to brag about on LinkedIn when he was nominated for a leadership award for turning around his failing company. Some customers weren’t so happy.
- Kishor Napier-Raman
Push to banish Sussan Ley’s rival as Alex Hawke faces expulsion attempt
Several disputes will be aired at the Liberal Party’s troubled state council this Saturday as the opposition races to settle grievances before the next election.
- Paul Sakkal
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- Immigration
The suspected war criminal swept up in the High Court crisis
The Sri Lankan who sent boys on what proved to be suicide missions exposes the challenges of writing laws to deal with those who have never been tried in courts.
- Angus Thompson
French yummy mummy quits ‘bastion of wokeness’ company directors’ group
Muriel Demarcus, whose husband recently controversially resigned as Rio Tinto boss, has left the Australian Institute of Company Directors over its Voice support.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
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- Morrison portfolio saga
‘Addicted to power’: Scott Morrison attacked by closest ally
One of Scott Morrison’s top lieutenants says the former prime minister ignored good advice and should have quit parliament after his election loss.
- Matthew Knott and James Massola
Novak Djokovic allowed to play Australian Open after visa ban overturned
Novak Djokovic will be allowed to contest the Australian Open tennis tournament next year after his visa ban was overturned.
- Rachel Clun
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- Immigration
Morrison government warned over meat industry visa fraud, documents show
The former government came under pressure from its own rural MPs to keep importing foreign abattoir workers, despite Home Affairs department warnings of widespread rorting.
- Richard Baker
New rules would stop Liberals ‘carving up seats like in Lawrence of Arabia’
A plan to prevent the preselection debacle of the last federal election has gained unanimous support from Liberals in the Sydney seat of Warringah.
- Michael Koziol
Tears and cheers as asylum seeker family finally ‘Home to Bilo’
The family have finally returned to Biloela on Friday, four years after they were removed by immigration officials, prompting a protracted fight to bring them “Home to Bilo”.
- Stuart Layt
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