College owner with ties to PM cops a lashing
An international college owned by a businessman who dined with Anthony Albanese has been accused by federal regulators of being more interested in ‘making money’ than the welfare of overseas students.
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‘Don’t be slippery’: Salmon industry warning for PM
Anthony Albanese has suffered a pre-election shock in the key battleground of Tasmania, with salmon CEOs demanding more than his word on fish farming in contested Macquarie Harbour.
Albo takes aim over ‘boring’ question
Anthony Albanese called out the journalist after he was asked whether the upcoming federal election would clash with a major sporting event.
Premier pulls plug on $600m hydrogen plant
Anthony Albanese insists there is still a future for green hydrogen energy despite Peter Malinauskas axing his flagship plant, with the $593m now set aside to address emerging issues with the Whyalla steelworks.
Minns ‘deeply ashamed’ Sydney Opera House protest occurred
The NSW Premier has apologised to the Jewish community for allowing an October 9, 2023, demonstration to go ahead, while the federal Attorney-General was heckled during an address at an anti-Semitism summit.
Disability sector to flex poll muscles
The nation’s peak disability body is launching a campaign in marginal seats ahead of the election demanding the next prime minister reverse Anthony Albanese’s decision to absorb the NDIS portfolio into social services.
PM dreams green after Man of Steel’s move to wipe out company
Anthony Albanese will offer financial support to help transition Whyalla into a major producer of green steel, after the South Australian government pushed the mill into administration.
‘Small, intimate’: PM and fiancee reveal wedding details
Anthony Albanese and his fiancee Jodie Haydon have revealed their hopes for their hotly speculated nuptials, which will likely take place in the second half of this year.
What Albo said to Trump in ‘warm’ chat
Anthony Albanese has revealed some of what he spoke to Donald Trump about in their “warm” phone call.
PM bats away early election speculation
Despite Australians finally getting a rate cut, the Prime Minister won’t be calling an election this weekend leaving the guessing game for a date to continue.
Labor backs Whyalla move, ‘considering’ China’s Darwin Port lease
The Albanese government has backed SA Premier Peter Malinauskas forcing the Whyalla steelworks into administration, as Richard Marles says Labor is ‘considering’ the issue of China’s 99-year lease of the Darwin Port.
Elite’s long march scuttled by hubris and overreach
The American progressive movement hates Trump yet this movement triggered the pro-Trump rebellion. The scale of their hubris testifies to a movement with self-destructive instincts but in denial of its flaws.
‘Silent’ Albanese continues to fail Jewish community
The PM and the Home Affairs Minister have inadequately addressed the vile acts committed by some Islamists against Jewish Australians for fear of alienating the Muslim vote.
One-cut wonder: rates call hands PM election trigger
Anthony Albanese has a trigger for cancelling next month’s budget and calling an April election after the Reserve Bank delivered its first interest rate cut in nearly five years.
PM won’t get much credit for this
A single cut may remind borrowers how much they have lost.
Chalmers dodges election call after RBA cut
While the Treasurer welcomed the RBA’s decision to cut rates, he sidestepped questions on how it could affect when Aussies will go to the polls.
Rate cut ‘does not imply’ further relief is coming, Bullock warns
RBA governor Michele Bullock said while strength of jobs market is ‘surprising’, the board is wary of derailing ‘inflationary process’ as Treasurer Jim Chalmers declares ‘worst is behind us’.
ALP backbenchers’ Michele bollocking: cut rates now
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock is facing intense political pressure to deliver Anthony Albanese a pre-election rate cut on Tuesday, with Labor backbenchers calling for a reduction of up to 50 basis points.
Why my money’s on an April election
Anthony Albanese is preparing to hit the button on his re-election bid, and Labor MPs have been told to get their ducks in a row for a bruising campaign.
Polls point to chaos as vote looms
Anthony Albanese has been drowning in the polls, but that does not mean it is looking good for Peter Dutton.
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