Switch to plan B on tax reform
Malcolm Turnbull’s sweeping corporate tax cuts are heading for defeat in the Senate, opening the door for income tax cuts.
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Labor questions Adani discharges
Labor wants a federal investigation into statements made by Adani after it discharged ‘contaminated’ water in wetlands.
‘One of my greatest failures’
Barnaby Joyce has called the breakdown of his marriage ‘one of his greatest failures’ and said his private life is not news.
Bishop defends DFAT modesty
Julie Bishop has defended her department for sponsoring an Australian-made “modest fashion” Islamic clothing exhibition.
Labor puts journalists first on law
Bill Shorten says he would vote down laws to curb foreign interference unless they ensure journalists could not be jailed.
‘New low’: Greens target Molan
An attack by Richard Di Natale on Senator Jim Molan’s service record in Iraq condemned as ‘plumbing new depths’.
One Nation’s post-Pauline plan
One Nation will attempt to broaden its reach beyond the personal appeal of Pauline Hanson.
Charity boss: ‘Get arrested’
Climate group at risk of losing its charity status after footage emerges of CEO appearing to urge protesters to break the law.
Dutton gets seat boost
A shake-up of Queensland’s electoral boundaries will affect 18 seats and should help Peter Dutton hold his marginal seat.
Retailer banks on coal power
Retailer Alinta will use coal-fired power to generate significant savings for its customers.
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