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Labor had a hip-pocket agenda on chips and Oreos. Dutton and war cut in

Labor had a hip-pocket agenda on chips and Oreos. Dutton and war cut in

As Anthony Albanese tried to focus on domestic affairs, world leaders including the UK’s Keir Starmer were addressing their nations about the Middle East.

  • by Paul Sakkal

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Three weeks of Deeming-Pesutto defamation drama wraps up with frankness and eggs

Three weeks of Deeming-Pesutto defamation drama wraps up with frankness and eggs

Witnesses finished giving evidence on Friday, but the hearings didn’t end without drama.

  • by Rachel Eddie
Kate Chaney on duty to family, falling into politics – and not putting up with crap

Kate Chaney on duty to family, falling into politics – and not putting up with crap

Kate Chaney talks about what her prominent West Australian political family taught her, and about being bold on climate policy in a mining town.

  • by Jesinta Burton
Deeming has given Liberals the fuel to burn Pesutto. Who will dare to strike a match?

Deeming has given Liberals the fuel to burn Pesutto. Who will dare to strike a match?

John Pesutto has just 11 days to quell the disunity that has overtaken the state Liberal Party as a result of numerous revelations from his defamation trial.

  • by Annika Smethurst
‘My biggest fans are gay people and trans people’: New secret recording aired in Deeming case
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‘My biggest fans are gay people and trans people’: New secret recording aired in Deeming case

In audio played to the Federal Court, Opposition Leader John Pesutto is heard opening a meeting by saying: “We’ve got a huge problem.”

  • by Rachel Eddie
Former no more: What Peter Costello did next

Former no more: What Peter Costello did next

Months after his departure as chairman of Nine, the one-time federal treasurer has a new gig.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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If Albanese repeats his performance over negative gearing, he can kiss the election goodbye

If Albanese repeats his performance over negative gearing, he can kiss the election goodbye

The government’s management of the economy has helped bring inflation down and keep employment up, but it has much to learn about communication.

  • by Niki Savva
Pesutto backs deputy who secretly taped Liberal meeting as ‘insurance’
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Pesutto backs deputy who secretly taped Liberal meeting as ‘insurance’

Opposition Leader John Pesutto says he “absolutely” trusts David Southwick, who told the Federal Court he secretly recorded an internal meeting as an “insurance policy” because he could no longer trust Moira Deeming.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Annika Smethurst
‘Many things are taped’ secretly in the Victorian Liberal Party, court hears

‘Many things are taped’ secretly in the Victorian Liberal Party, court hears

A former Liberal MP says he was warned on his first day in parliament that conversations in the party were often “surreptitiously” recorded, as leader John Pesutto moved to reassure Victorians that his position was safe.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Annika Smethurst
Woollahra voters reject bid to cut down on councillors

Woollahra voters reject bid to cut down on councillors

The referendum to downsize from 15 councillors to nine was defeated by less than 300 votes, but residents in three other local government areas supported smaller councils.

  • by Michael Koziol
Spreadsheet ranking Liberals on how they’d vote on Deeming expulsion shown to court

Spreadsheet ranking Liberals on how they’d vote on Deeming expulsion shown to court

A colour-coded spreadsheet made by John Pesutto’s staff catalogues how every Victorian Liberal MP was expected to vote on a motion to expel Moira Deeming from the party room.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Annika Smethurst

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