The Opposition Leader’s son, Harry Dutton, has joined his father on the campaign trail, saying he’s finding home ownership ‘impossible’ under Labor; the PM won’t say if Tanya Plibersek will remain as Environment Minister after their ‘air kiss’ farce.
Labor insists it will build thousands of houses for first-home buyers cheaper than the private sector, as experts warned its radical housing plan had too little detail.
Economists hungry for widespread fiscal reform believe Labor’s deployment of a ‘piecemeal’ tax return policy insults the innovator who first suggested it.
The MP who killed off ALP star Kristina Keneally’s political career has declared western Sydney is sick of Labor cabinet ministers who neighbour her, with the independent predicting big swings against Albanese lieutenants.
Former ALP senator Fatima Payman has ramped up her new party’s fundraising drive with near-weekly ‘six-figure’ donation hauls.
One of Israel’s top voices to the UN has said Australia’s Jewish community is at the ‘forefront’ of a global fight against anti-Semitism.
Thousands of NSW doctors are set to go on strike for the first time in decades as the state Health Minister’s pleas appeared to fall on deaf ears ahead of Tuesday’s looming three-day walkout.
Climate 200 polling in Bradfield has spruiked Nicolette Boele’s role as a ‘clean-energy executive’ and credentials as a ‘local mum’, before asking voters if they had heard of her.
Chris Minns says it would be ‘completely unacceptable’ for the state prosecution office to leak information about an underage Aboriginal defendant to a commercial radio station.
The political fight for Sydney’s southwest has turned ‘toxic’, with corflutes destroyed, ‘militant tactics’ deployed, and members of mosques and schools attacked on social media for appearing with Labor figures.
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