Israel acting like Russia: Greens
The Greens have likened Israel to Russia and its attacks on Ukraine following more than 1600 airstrikes being launched by the Jewish state into Lebanon on Monday.
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Stores kicked when they’re down, down
Coles and Woolworths have breached the trust of Australians by offering illusionary discounts and acting in a way Anthony Albanese says constitutes an ‘abuse of power’.
First tax then housing, says Bandt
Adam Bandt has signalled the Greens would be willing to negotiate with Labor on its signature housing bills, should the government makes changes to capital gains tax.
Modelling on nuclear plants ‘not credible’
Peter Dutton has defended the Coalition against one of Labor’s strongest attacks on the opposition’s signature energy policy, criticising modelling on a nuclear power plan as ‘not credible’.
‘Make childcare free for poorest families’
All families with children under five should have access to at least 30 hours of high quality Early Childhood Education and Care for 48 weeks per year by 2036, the Productivity Commission has recommended.
ALP waste ‘named and shamed’
The Coalition is launching a key pillar of its election campaign that will seek to target Labor over what the opposition claims has been wasteful spending.
Shorten’s providers move ‘is premature’
Disability advocates have raised alarm over Labor beginning the process of forcing all 170,000 NDIS providers to be registered, warning the move is ‘premature’ and demanding more detail.
Funding for hate speakers slammed
Organisations giving a platform to figures with controversial views, such as that those killed in the October 7 attack were ‘not innocent’, have received a share of $50m in taxpayer funding.
Shorten’s parting shot at shonky NDIS service providers
In one of his last major changes before he retires, the NDIS Minister will begin the registration process for all 170,000 providers operating within the $40bn-a-year disability scheme.
Higher mortgage stress ahead of Senate housing showdown
Mortgage stress in NSW and Victoria has increased by more than 80 per cent in the past year, as the Albanese government pressures the Senate to back legislation that will increase housing supply.
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