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Nick Bonyhady is the deputy federal editor of the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in Parliament House in Canberra. He is a former technology editor and industrial relations reporter.

Dutton doesn’t have an ideology, he has a personality
Political Sketch
Political leadership

Dutton doesn’t have an ideology, he has a personality

For all his image as a conservative dogmatist, if Peter Dutton has outward faith, it is in his own judgment, and he has used it to back abortion rights.

  • by Nick Bonyhady

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Failed AI tech company boss charged with misleading investors

Failed AI tech company boss charged with misleading investors

The billion-dollar AI start-up Metigy collapsed in 2021, with its former CEO now facing five counts of making false and misleading statements, and one count of misusing his position as a company director.

  • by Anthony Segaert and Nick Bonyhady
The remarkable hide of Bridget McKenzie
Political Sketch
Political leadership

The remarkable hide of Bridget McKenzie

Dutton may have a glass jaw, but the same can’t be said of McKenzie, who will not let her own chequered record deter her from her pursuit of the prime minister.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
‘Bullied’ Marles staffer says support service lawyered up after ouster

‘Bullied’ Marles staffer says support service lawyered up after ouster

The deputy prime minister’s chief of staff claims she was ‘bullied out’ of her job after reporting workplace issues, leaving her with panic attacks and flashbacks.

  • by Nick Bonyhady and Paul Sakkal
Albanese’s Tourette’s slur capped a question time too dire for Liz Truss
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Political leadership

Albanese’s Tourette’s slur capped a question time too dire for Liz Truss

The former UK prime minister had already left by the time current Australian PM lost his cool and resorted to an offensive playground insult.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
‘Ask that question again’: Dutton rebukes ABC reporter for Hezbollah question

‘Ask that question again’: Dutton rebukes ABC reporter for Hezbollah question

The opposition leader accused the national broadcaster of failing to understand why Hezbollah is listed as a terrorist organisation, in a tense exchange with a reporter.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
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The people most likely to have negatively geared properties

The people most likely to have negatively geared properties

Some of Australia’s top earners are among the most likely to have a negatively geared investment property – but many people in lower paid jobs use the tax concession too.

  • by Millie Muroi and Nick Bonyhady
Albanese snapped at an ABC host, but he didn’t mind these FM radio questions
Political Sketch
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Albanese snapped at an ABC host, but he didn’t mind these FM radio questions

The prime minister told ABC’s Patricia Karvelas her questions were “not terribly clever”. Here are some he’s answered without complaint.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
‘Catch a dub’: Fatima Payman tries to make ‘skibidi’ happen in the Senate
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‘Catch a dub’: Fatima Payman tries to make ‘skibidi’ happen in the Senate

The senator made a play for the most new words in Hansard in a two-minute speech, in Gen Z language that came with a glossary for Boomers.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
Coalition at odds over whether party supports Qantas breakup idea
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Coalition at odds over whether party supports Qantas breakup idea

Coalition transport spokeswoman Bridget McKenzie called a press conference on Monday lunchtime to walk back an opinion article published just that morning.

  • by Paul Sakkal, Nick Bonyhady and Colin Kruger
Sparkies union plans Greens donation as ACTU legend issues unity plea
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Sparkies union plans Greens donation as ACTU legend issues unity plea

“I think unity is one of the most important things … you’ve got to sit down and talk with them to take them back,” former ACTU secretary Bill Kelty said.

  • by Olivia Ireland and Nick Bonyhady

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