Retirees ‘back to drawing board’
Peak super fund body warns Bill Shorten’s tax hit will affect more than one million Australians, cutting about $5000 off incomes.
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$1.3bn hit as solar subsidies surge
Rooftop solar installation subsidies will exceed $1bn this year and drive up power costs by $100 per household.
McCormack out to make his mark
Australia’s new Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack will embark on a profile-building tour of regional Queensland.
ACF probed for Adani trip
The charities regulator has been asked to investigate Bill Shorten’s $17,000 Adani tour funded by the ACF.
Fight tariffs: Labor, unions to PM
Malcolm Turnbull faces a widening political fight with Bill Shorten and unions over fears of a global trade war.
Shades of grey for Joyce’s baby
Barnaby Joyce told Nationals officials three months ago he did not believe he was the father of Vikki Campion’s unborn baby.
‘Three seats vulnerable’
Liberal MPs say the election victory in Tasmania shows Malcolm Turnbull has an opportunity to win back three key federal seats.
‘We had no choice but to tell’
Concern is growing among MPs for Barnaby Joyce’s welfare as he issues a fresh statement explaining bizarre paternity comments.
Shorten denies plan to ban Adani
Bill Shorten has denied he considered banning the Adani coalmine project if a Labor government was elected.
Nationals reshuffle ruffles feathers
Darren Chester, dumped by Barnaby Joyce in December, is the new Veteran’s Affairs Minister.
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