Gender plan failed
Removing names from job applications to tackle gender bias backfired in a previous trial.
Removing names from job applications to tackle gender bias backfired in a previous trial.
The Opposition Leader yesterday rallied supporters to use every minute of the remaining six days to win over voters.
Labor will match the Coalition’s first home deposit scheme, calling it a “desperate” attempt to try and relate to battlers.
PM pledges new borrowing scheme enabling first home owners to buy their first property with a deposit of down to 5 per cent.
PM says economic downgrade is consistent with Coalition predictions as Bill Shorten says it ‘makes case for us’.
In regional Queensland, Scott Morrison pushed coalmining and Bill Shorten spruiked Labor’s climate change credentials.
Josh Frydenberg says there are major holes in Labor’s budget costings.
Rob Oakeshott has left the door open to backing a Bill Shorten-led minority government if he wins Cowper.
Scott Morrison used former NSW Labor leader Michael Daley’s anti-Asian comments as his chief campaign weapon yesterday.
In a darkened room far, far away in the National Press Club, Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten got down to business.
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