New fight to save penalty rates for workers
A major union is calling on the Coalition to pledge support for retail workers’ penalty rates ahead of a Fair Work fight.
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‘Send message’: Dutton’s anti-Semitism vow
Peter Dutton has pledged to act on visa holders who direct hatred at Jewish people at a summit being held to address a rise in anti-Semitism in Australia.
Dutton flags immigration crackdown
Peter Dutton has pledged to act on visa holders who direct hatred at Jewish people at a summit being held to address a rise in anti-Semitism in Australia.
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.
Dutton can win the election, says the UK’s ‘friendlier Trump’
Nigel Farage, the insurgent prince of British politics, hopes Peter Dutton will win the forthcoming Australian election … but if the Coalition want to achieve a majority, he has one piece of advice.
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.
Mortgage pain being felt hardest in ALP electorates
The suburbs worst hit by rising mortgages are in Labor electorates, according to research commissioned by the Coalition, as Peter Dutton uses the cost-of-living crisis to target seats held by the Albanese government.
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’.
Newspoll: Coalition fails to land inflation punch
Newspoll findings suggest Peter Dutton’s argument that he would have better managed the cost-of-living crisis is failing to resonate with voters.
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.
‘On notice’: Dutton’s vow to insurers
Insurers have been put “on notice” as Australians struggle to find affordable policies in an increasingly unpredictable climate.
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.
‘Australians need relief’: Dutton banks on RBA rate cut
The Opposition Leader has joined a chorus of politicians from both sides looking to the RBA to cut rates, pointing out there have been 12 interest rate rises under the Albanese government.
Peter Dutton warns against Trump ‘mistake’
The man vying to yank the reins of power from Anthony Albanese has revealed how he would navigate Australia’s relationship with the Trump White House.
Dutton’s kids reveal brutal toll of dad’s job
On the cusp of a federal election, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s three children have given a rare insight into growing up with a dad in the political spotlight.
Newspoll: Majority in mood for change after just one term of Labor
A majority of voters do not believe Labor deserves to be re-elected, but they remain hesitant to swing behind Peter Dutton in sufficient numbers for the Coalition to win a majority.
Coalition puts Rudd on notice
Peter Dutton says he will reassess Kevin Rudd’s position as Australia’s ambassador to the US if the Coalition wins the upcoming federal election.
Teal Spender ‘ready to work with Dutton’s Coalition’
Teal independent MP Allegra Spender has declared she has shared ‘sympathy’ with Peter Dutton’s Coalition and is open to putting them into power in a hung parliament.
‘Put cap on interest’ to give first-time buyers headstart
Australia’s biggest builders and property owners are pushing Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton to cap rates for first-home buyers under a new scheme to solve the housing crisis.
Dutton threatens to break up insurance industry
Marking a deepening of the fissure between the Coalition and corporate Australia, the Opposition Leader says intervention may be required to break up the country’s major insurers.
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