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Sussan Ley arriving at Wednesday’s party room meeting.

Weak Liberal Party ‘moderates’ as shameless as internal net zero opponents

Any moderate with a shred of self-respect would step off the frontbench in protest at what has unfolded.

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A banksia.

Felling trees for vistas is a strange point of view

A group of Dover Heights trees, including native banksias and acacias, have been slated for removal for a curious reason.

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Mohammed Hussein bought an apartment in 2022 for his family. He hasn’t been able to move in.

Sydneysiders need confidence their futures are ‘safe as houses’

Can Sydneysiders have confidence in new builds when hundreds of dwellings across the city are lying vacant, abandoned by their developers due to defects?

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Sussan Ley in parliament on Thursday.

The innards and outs of Coalition’s energy policy

The parties’ trail of gore looks certain to lengthen.

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Workers' compensation schemes in NSW and Victoria are in crisis.

Glimmer of hope in workers compensation stand-off

A new compromise proposal could break the deadlock and provide a first step in reforming the broken system.

Chatime has ordered its stores to pull the sale of light-up cups due to non-compliant packaging.

Better oversight needed of franchising industry

Australia’s franchising sector employs about 520,000 people and contributes more than $135 billion to the economy each year.

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The NSW Government will take back operational control of Sydney’s Northern Beaches Hospital.

Northern Beaches deserve clarity on private services

The state government will assume control of Northern Beaches Hospital next year. But what will happen to private services?

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Lance Playground at Millers Point in 1915.

Is the city with no grandchildren becoming a reality?

Children have become increasingly scarce in some parts of the city.

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An animated Pete Hegseth addressing military leaders.

Even in Trump’s America, the crackdown on Pentagon reporters is chilling stuff

An unprecedented crackdown represents a dark day for democracy and should serve as a wake-up call for complacent Australians.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock have a fight on their hands.

Chalmers was slapped down on super changes

Tensions between the federal government’s two top salesmen are hard to discount.

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