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It’s business as usual in the university sector, where exorbitant executive pay, insecure jobs and exploitation of academic staff continue unabated.

Election polling seen by The Saturday Paper shows teal independents adding to their tally of seats in demographics that cut harder into the Coalition’s heartland.

As Elon Musk guts the department overseeing America’s nuclear capabilities, concern is mounting about Australia’s AUKUS deal, with experts advising a turn back to Europe for procurement.

The chief investigator of the CFMEU broke ranks to reveal a lack of action to clean up corruption on worksites, exposing Victoria’s premier and police.

Despite being warned it could breach the Racial Discrimination Act, the Coalition government went ahead with a welfare program that punished First Nations people in remote areas.

At the same time as he positions himself as fighting against corporate Australia, Peter Dutton has proved an effective fundraiser and popular guest of billionaire donors.

Allegations of falsified death certificates at Launceston General Hospital last year led to the referral of dozens of cases to the coroner for investigation. New, exclusive investigations reveal the malpractice goes far deeper than previously reported.

The involvement of the public service in the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred underscores the reality of the Coalition’s promise to cut 36,000 people from government departments.

Australian politicians are turning to Chinese-owned app RedNote to reach diaspora voters in this election campaign – but their biggest hurdle is Chinese government censors.