Canavan ‘in a judicial pickle’
Queensland senator Matt Canavan knew his Australian-born mother was also an Italian citizen.
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Labor ‘kept us in dark’ on trusts
Bill Shorten’s imminent tax overhaul has fuelled alarm that up to 28,000 farmers’ trusts could be raided.
Italian fiasco rocks cabinet
The government will fight to keep Matt Canavan in parliament, taking his dual citizenship case to the High Court.
Labor’s tax war to hit business
Bill Shorten is facing a war with small business over an imminent Labor policy to increase taxes.
Coalition under fire on detainees
Labor has demanded Malcolm Turnbull make public all deals relating to the resettlement of detainees.
Four-year terms win biz backing
Business Council of Australia chief executive Jennifer Westacott has signalled support for fixed four-year terms.
Labor seizes on asylum deal report
UNHCR calls on Malcolm Turnbull to make public all agreements relating to the resettlement of detainees on Nauru and Manus Island.
Exporter warning over gas shortfall
Australia’s major exporters of liquefied natural gas will today be given formal notice that the government is considering whether 2018 will qualify as a ‘gas shortfall year’.
Reform to cut insurance policies
A government reform will make it easier for Australians to opt out of life insurance payments made by their super funds.
Senate hurdle on four-year terms
Malcolm Turnbull has agreed to talks with Bill Shorten over a Labor plan to embrace fixed four-year terms.
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