Bubble comedian our Job(Truth)Speaker?
A musical tribute to Scott Morrison highlights some of the loopholes in the JobSeeker and JobKeeper payments.
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Pressure on for permanent JobSeeker lift
Scott Morrison is under renewed pressure to permanently increase JobSeeker payments.
PM’s word: $1m loans guaranteed
Scott Morrison will offer guaranteed loans of up to $1m to 3.5 million small businesses in a major ramp-up of stimulus.
Albo a casualty of Dan’s train wreck
The politician who is suffering the most from the debacle that has become Victoria in the past three weeks is Anthony Albanese.
Keep IR system flexible: business
Employers want Scott Morrison to extend emergency workplace measures to at least Christmas in a bid to save jobs
Morrison briefs Trump on defence, pandemic
The PM and Donald Trump spoke on a range of topics, including Australia’s defence capabilities and reopening economies.
Border friction could last for years
Divergent state strategies about how to manage coronavirus have exposed the fragile reality of federation.
Slip, slop, app – tracing the COVIDSafe ‘failure’
At least the 2016 census IT stuff-up was fun, even if it did cost taxpayers a cool $30m.
PM can’t seem to read the room
Just as we thought our PM couldn’t put a foot wrong, he goes and puts his foot, beer cup and footy scarf in it.
Dutton may be headed to political scrapheap
Mathias Cormann’s departure enables Scott Morrison to send the Home Affairs Minister a signal in no uncertain terms.
Victoria the biggest loser in crisis prevention
Complacency at the relatively low rate of infection and death over the entire country has led to this.
China slams Morrison’s ‘violation of international law’
China has accused Scott Morrison of breaching international law over his offer of extended work rights to Hongkongers fleeing the security clampdown.
NZ’s defence spend matters, too
Things in the Pacific might not always be peaceful.
Everyone knows we’re arming up because of China
Any responsible government would do so in these circumstances, as Australia moves to shape the region to our liking and interests instead of foolishly stumbling into a US-China rivalry.
Clampdown state chaos to stall national recovery
Economic growth will contract by 3 per cent in 2020 in part beacuse of Victoria’s virus disaster, warns a Deloitte report.
PM ‘has too much power over national cabinet’
Constitutional law expert Anne Twomey has sounded the alarm on the ‘structure and status of the national cabinet’.
A strong anchor during some stormy times
Mathias Cormann’s decision to resign from politics and parliament is a big loss to Scott Morrison, the Liberal Party, the Senate and the Australian body politic.
Why the ABC really junked its 7.45am radio news
The ABC’s move to ditch its popular 7.45am radio news bulletin looks like a tactic to embarrass Scott Morrison and his government.
Liberal fears as Victoria gains extra seat
WA and the NT are set to lose one seat each at the next federal election, with Victoria to gain one due to population changes.
‘I back people before parties’: Barilaro
John Barilaro has refused to say he’ll preference Liberal Fiona Kotovjs in Eden-Monaro after criticism from Barnaby Joyce.
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