Sussan Ley
Dutton to revamp his election-year frontbench as MPs head for exits
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will unveil a revamped frontbench as soon as this weekend, in a shake-up to replace two shadow ministers and promote younger MPs.
- by Nick Bonyhady and James Massola
Latest
Caroline Kennedy calls for ‘AUKUS visa’ as Canberra braces for election result
As video emerged of Anthony Albanese in 2017 saying Donald Trump “scares the s--t out of me”, deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley accused Labor of rooting for a Kamala Harris victory.
- by Matthew Knott
Exclusive
Skills shortage
Coalition stretches facts in yoga workers housing row
A Coalition claim about an influx of foreign yoga teachers has been debunked by official figures.
- by David Crowe
See the free flights our most senior MPs take
Who flew where, how and who paid are fast becoming the defining questions in politics.
- by Millie Muroi
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Abortion
Labor to quote Jacinta Price on abortion in last-ditch Queensland campaign
Senior Coalition women have tried to stop an abortion debate, making clear the federal party cannot and does not want to wind back the laws.
- by Natassia Chrysanthos and Paul Sakkal
Jordan Peterson talkfest or her own case? Moira Deeming makes a call
The ousted Victorian Liberal MP was in the audience at a conference in Sydney held by Peterson’s conservative think tank.
- by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Corowa neo-Nazi rally sparks call for united front against hate
Political leaders have condemned a gathering of white supremacists as “disgraceful and cowardly”.
- by Rachel Eddie
Opinion
Letters
Peter Dutton plays it divisive to win a political point
Readers are critical of Peter Dutton’s politicking in not supporting a motion by the government to acknowledge the pain and grief caused to both Israeli and Palestinians since October 7 last year.
Opinion
Letters
When Albanese and Wong speak, I feel less secure as a Jew
Readers write about the conflagration in the Middle East at the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel.
Opinion
Letters
Please solve bike lanes, fix libraries; peace in Gaza, not so much
The Age’s survey of local council election candidates has been illuminating, in a shocking way.
Minister concedes immigration too high as students compete for city rentals
New government analysis reveals international students make up 7 per cent of the private rental market, and more than 20 per cent in inner Sydney and Melbourne.
- by Natassia Chrysanthos
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