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New ABC boss has a steep learning curve ahead of him

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Dutton’s nuclear plan based on many, many assumptions

Readers discuss the holes in Peter Dutton’s detail for this nuclear energy plans.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits salmon farms in Macquarie Harbour, on Tasmania’s west coast.

Albanese weighs in again on Plibersek’s portfolio with salmon farming pledge

Labor’s two most high-profile rivals are at it again, as the PM backs a fishy business.

  • Mike Foley
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek.

Plibersek made a vow on environmental reforms. Albanese has put that at risk

It appears the prime minister has put Labor’s political survival ahead of the survival of Australia’s endangered species

  • Nick O'Malley and Bianca Hall
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Peter Dutton and the price of nuclear power.

Before you swallow Dutton’s nukes, look at the evidence

So, Peter Dutton tells us that his nuclear policy will be cheaper than Labor’s renewables policy. I would recommend to readers the Climate Council’s myth-busting article “The seven ways the federal Coalition could cook the books on nuclear costings”.

Best of frenemies: Tracing the Plibersek-Albanese rivalry

Tanya Plibersek and Anthony Albanese are from the same state and faction. They share a world view. So why don’t they get along?

  • James Massola
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek on Monday last week, the day before Albanese overruled Plibersek.

PM absolutely denies feud as Plibersek tries to save her bill

The Greens are demanding tougher conditions if the environment protection agency is back on table in February.

  • David Crowe and Paul Sakkal
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Cruel decisions and putrid political ploys

Readers discuss political expediency, self-interest and “weakness in Australia’s democracy”.

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