As the Albanese government announces a $3.9 billion downpayment on the shipyard to build Australia’s promised submarines, locals on the Lefevre Peninsula are largely optimistic about the nuclear endeavour.
Australia’s human tissue acts are set for their first overhaul in 50 years, in a move that is hoped to remove hurdles to donation and medical and research innovation.
In an interview with The Saturday Paper, Geoffrey Watson describes the attacks on him by the Victorian government as an attempt to evade the criminality of the CFMEU.
As her Liberal colleagues criticise the ‘macho ingrained misogyny’ of their party, the deputy leader dismisses the ‘catchcries’ that drew women voters away.
As the Liberal Party refuses to release its election review, which is believed to damn its new leader, members worry about a track record of scandal and misjudgement.
As the pressure intensifies on the Coalition to produce an immigration policy, the cultural divide within the parties makes a unified stance ever less likely.
Bushfire experts say Victoria’s firefighting strategy is in urgent need of upgrading, given its overreliance on back-burning and underinvestment in early detection.
As allies share their national risk assessments for climate breakdown, the Albanese government refuses to release its ‘frankly terrifying’ report from 2022.
This week’s visit from Israeli President Isaac Herzog has been marred by police violence, as Anthony Albanese says Australians want the killing in the Middle East ‘to stop’.
