Academic and cultural experts exchanged emails and text messages coaching each other on how to use a rainbow serpent and crocodile man songline map to block Santos’s Barossa project in the Timor Sea.
A motion proposing to install Perth mayor and TV personality Basil Zempilas as the party’s ‘campaign leader’ was comprehensively defeated.
A union has been accused of ‘retaliation’ against Indigenous staff who did not want to support the voice referendum campaign.
Carolyn Smith has emphatically denied the allegations, describing them as part of a co-ordinated campaign against her
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s comments came after Labor and the Greens blocked a Senate motion aimed at overturning the decision on the Regis Resources gold project.
The teals look set to try to exploit Cottesloe residents’ noted resistance to development.
The nation is ‘standing on a burning platform’ and living standards will plummet unless Labor slashes taxes and industrial relations red tape, the Business Council says.
WA’s Aboriginal prison population was already the highest in Australia and has grown a whopping 17.4 per cent in the past year
Vasyl Myroshnychenko said the arrival of North Korean troops to fight alongside Russians was a reminder to Australia that the implications of the war stretches well beyond Ukraine’s borders.
Colin Barnett says the exceptional circumstances provision around WA’s election date was designed for natural disasters or civil unrest, not ‘political ploys’.
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