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He’s back: What Peter Costello did next

He’s back: What Peter Costello did next

The former federal treasurer’s career took a nosedive after that incident at Canberra Airport. Now he has just scored an appointment to a prestigious board.

  • by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman

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Far away from Melbourne, Ann Peacock decided the answer was ‘no’

Far away from Melbourne, Ann Peacock decided the answer was ‘no’

There has been fevered speculation the Victorian Racing Club director was going to run for lord mayor.

  • by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Pollie’s submarine joke sinks at Qantas’ Parisian soiree

Pollie’s submarine joke sinks at Qantas’ Parisian soiree

Labor minister Patrick Gorman’s zinger about French submarines had Australian diplomats in Paris holding their breath.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and David Estcourt
Influential Liberal Michael Kroger at centre of heated corporate coup
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Influential Liberal Michael Kroger at centre of heated corporate coup

Kroger is embroiled in a battle for control over the $52 million Mayfield Childcare fuelled in part by a contentious deal three years ago.

  • by Paul Sakkal and Sumeyya Ilanbey
Stan goes to Hollywood: ABC’s Grant lands movie role

Stan goes to Hollywood: ABC’s Grant lands movie role

The TV newsman has revealed a hidden talent, acting in movie with Hollywood power players Zac Efron and John Cena.

  • by Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
The Deves factor was meant to be a campaign masterstroke. It was a disaster

The Deves factor was meant to be a campaign masterstroke. It was a disaster

Even while he was upsetting the French and endorsing a polarising Katherine Deves, a window of opportunity opened for Scott Morrison. He missed it.

  • by Peter Hartcher and James Massola
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Dumped senator to run for Victorian Liberal presidency

Dumped senator to run for Victorian Liberal presidency

Former Victorian senator Greg Mirabella will nominate for the role of state Liberal Party president after Robert Clark announced he would stand down ahead of November’s state election.

  • by Annika Smethurst and Paul Sakkal
Prime Minister John Elliott? He’d have ‘blown up the country’

Prime Minister John Elliott? He’d have ‘blown up the country’

In September 1988, a group of plotters met to draw up a plan for John Elliott, then-Liberal Party federal president, to become prime minister.

  • by Rob Harris
‘Make your point without stooping so low’: Ita Buttrose calls out Michael Kroger’s cancel-culture attack
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‘Make your point without stooping so low’: Ita Buttrose calls out Michael Kroger’s cancel-culture attack

Responding to Michael Kroger’s outrageous outburst this week, Ita told me she has deep concerns about the tone of public debate.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
ABC bosses block Four Corners episode linking PM to QAnon figure
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ABC bosses block Four Corners episode linking PM to QAnon figure

ABC management has knocked back an upcoming Four Corners episode that focuses on Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

  • by Zoe Samios
‘Out of line and a little disrespectful’: ABC director Joe Gersh defends chair Ita Buttrose as Porter criticism mounts 

‘Out of line and a little disrespectful’: ABC director Joe Gersh defends chair Ita Buttrose as Porter criticism mounts 

“Would I prefer a world in which these allegations were never made? Yes. But that’s not my choice,” the ABC board director said.

  • by Zoe Samios

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