Peter Dutton on Friday will release the costings of the Coalition’s energy plan he intends to take to the next election, which show a total cost over the next 25 years of $331 billion.
More than 30 per cent of the workforce could be disrupted by the rapid uptake of artificial intelligence over the next five years without policy intervention, a new report warns.
The view of Anthony Albanese as being gripped by indecision and weakness of leadership is becoming perilously entrenched.
Anthony Albanese is the weakest prime minister in decades, according to the latest Newspoll, despite a two-party contest that has the Coalition and Labor back to a neck-and-neck race.
The Israeli government warned that ‘awarding savages’ would invite terrorism. This is precisely what occurred at 4.10am on Friday morning at a synagogue in Melbourne’s east.
There are two essential truths of a tanking economy that Jim Chalmers is struggling to explain.
When governments throw money around during an inflation crisis, there are going to be as many losers as winners. Those losers will continue to be borrowers.
The PM’s ‘good guy’ image remains, but its legitimacy is facing fresh scrutiny ahead of next year’s federal election.
According to Chris Bowen, the reason for the shortfall of electricity in NSW was not because there wasn’t enough wind or solar, but because there wasn’t enough coal.
Australia’s living standards are unlikely to return to pre-inflation crisis levels for several years – and maybe not until the end of the decade – according to exclusive analysis of RBA forecasts.
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