Following a mixed reception to the latest piece of the Coalition’s policy, the shadow minister reveals further measures to come on deregulation and access to finance.
Colleagues deride the defence minister as vain and too enthusiastic about the trappings of office – but his factional power makes him a possibility to succeed the prime minister.
A win for Kamala Harris in next month’s US election would be an inspiration to women of colour who aspire, or have long struggled, to rise in Australian politics.
A hundred years after the Kinchela Aboriginal Boys Training Home was established, survivors and families of the Stolen Generations whose childhoods were spent there are trying to reclaim the site.
As the Albanese government announces urgent funding to address the imminent arrival of a bird flu that could be catastrophic to Australian wildlife, some ask why it has taken so long to act.
The decision to move from covering protests to joining in was important to the author, and her experience of lock-on and arrest revealed the courage that direct action requires.
Bruce Lehrmann’s appeal against his failed defamation case, aiming to rescue his reputation and finances, is a long shot – with a judge deciding whether or not he can even afford it.
As Labor’s new Administrative Review Tribunal begins operation, former members have raised concerns about a lack of transparency and political interventions in the selection process.
Attacks on big business have been part of the opposition leader’s strategy to broaden his appeal – now he is working to repair strained relations with the corporate sector that have raised concerns within his party.
