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As Angus Taylor articulates his first clear challenge to One Nation, Liberals are hoping Pauline Hanson’s most paranoid senator will help reframe her party’s appeal.

Brooke was paid $3 an hour to wash cars. Are ‘sheltered workshops’ a form of modern slavery?

A dangerous leak from inside the CFMEU raises new questions about Setka loyalists working within the union’s administration.

Documents obtained by The Saturday Paper explain how billions of dollars are distributed between KPMG partners, including those at the centre of its current scandal.

Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have launched Community Strong Australia – the challenge is to grow the party to be less like one.

Disgraced consultancy firm KPMG continues to operate a government contract teaching ethics to senior public servants, despite mass resignations over serious ethical failures.

Gun lobbyists are gaining unprecedented sway in the union movement and the Socialist Left of the Victorian Labor Party, with insiders saying they are threatening delegates, dictating policy and inciting violence.

As the United States openly stacks its courts with Trump loyalists, an Australian law society aspires to exert similar influence here.

KPMG is facing international intervention as its chief executive resigns and legal loopholes limit ASIC’s access to documents and capacity to penalise the company.