Peter Dutton claims his position on the Voice is informed by Indigenous communities, but the communities he names say they are being misquoted or that he refused to meet with them.
The collapse of the country’s main soft-plastic recycler exposes vast hidden stockpiles of waste, and leaves supermarkets tasked with curbing the millions of tonnes of plastic that ends up in landfill each year.
Dominion’s defamation trial against Fox News is set to begin, with Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch forced to take the stand as their media empire is sued for $US1.6 billion.
China’s military escalation over Taiwan this week shows the futility of the US’s plan for ‘guardrails’ to manage tensions, and the risk of Australia being led ever closer to war.
The agency responsible for advising the government on mental health is under investigation for alleged financial irregularities, dysfunction and workplace bullying.
When Julian Leeser spoke at the National Press Club last week, he had no idea Peter Dutton was going to fix the Liberal Party’s position on the Voice. In the days afterwards he decided he had no choice but to quit the frontbench.
As the treasurer considers the review of the RBA that has just landed on his desk, the central bank has paused its most aggressive interest rate raising cycle in a generation, and warned the worst impact is still to come.
As Australia follows the US and other countries to ban TikTok on government devices, will the next move be a total veto of the Chinese-controlled social media app?
Former senator Rex Patrick with Grata Fund executive director Isabelle Reinecke.
Citing fear of upsetting Indonesia, the government has unsuccessfully attempted to suppress reasons for sealing documents related to Timor Gap negotiations.
