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Attorney-General Michelle Rowland.

Anthony Albanese to cauterise MPs’ expenses furore as Michelle Rowland moves to repay part of family trip

A fortnight into the furore over politicians’ travel, Attorney-General Michelle Rowland will repay some of a $22,000 trip to Perth.

  • Shane Wright

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Communications Minister Anika Wells arrives for a press conference on Wednesday before attending an event at Kirribilli House to mark the world’s first social media ban for under-16s.

Politicians work damn hard. Let’s be careful about shredding their ‘perks’

We need women in politics. While questions are rightly asked about Anika Wells’ expense claims, the rules were designed to make family life manageable for politicians.

  • Alexandra Smith
Communications and Sport Minister Anika Wells has defended her use of expenses and family reunion entitlements.

The MPs who spent more than $100,000 – and the ministers who spent $0 – on family travel

Australian taxpayers have spent more than $4 million on travel for politicians’ families and spouses since the election of the Albanese government.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos, Brittany Busch and Nigel Gladstone
Attorney-General Deb Frecklington was not interested in changing bail laws.

Queensland (and everyone else) reject call to weaken bail laws

The nation’s attorneys-general met today in Brisbane before the release of a report recommending nationwide bail law changes.

  • Julius Dennis
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland called the scheme “heartless and disastrous”.

Nine accuses AI firms of ‘illegal scraping’ of journalism

One of Australia’s largest publishers says AI giants “scrape” content produced by its newsrooms, as the media industry backs the government’s stance on not allowing tech firms to be exempt from copyright laws.

  • Elias Visontay and Brittany Busch
Peter Greste

I was wrongfully jailed in Egypt, but Australia’s culture of surveillance takes the cake

Australia is the most “reflexively secretive” country that this former foreign correspondent has dealt with. If we don’t defend our freedoms, we will lose them.

  • Peter Greste
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Clive Palmer, Trumpet of Patriots chairman and party spokesperson.

Court says Palmer not a foreign investor and must pay $13m

The man who wanted to “wake up Australia” owes the Commonwealth more than $13 million after an international tribunal put his “foreign investor” claim to bed.

  • Jack Gramenz
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland called the scheme “heartless and disastrous”.

Largest class action payout in Australian history for ‘heartless and disastrous’ scheme

Robo-debt victims and their families will receive an extra $475 million in compensation after they were wrongly hounded for welfare debt under the Coalition.

  • Brittany Busch
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland will introduce the FOI bill on Wednesday.

‘A tax on truth’: Ley slams Labor move to charge for government docs, bury debate

The Albanese government will seize time usually allocated to the Coalition to raise issues for debate in parliament.

  • Brittany Busch
Michael Miller, executive chair of News Corp Australasia, left, with Prime Minister and Anthony Albanese and Daily Telegraph editor Ben English during the last election campaign.

Leaked letters and closed-door talks with PM: Media bosses’ AI fight

A united front of news media bosses are raising the alarm about the issue of AI and altering copyright laws – “to even contemplate making this behaviour legal is beyond comprehension”.

  • Paul Sakkal

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