As hundreds of millions of dollars are spent on outsourced software, key provider Salesforce has built a reputation for the largesse of its hospitality.
In an interview with The Saturday Paper, Tanya Plibersek says she is still negotiating with the cross bench and believes she can pass Labor’s environment reform.
Bill Kelty has joined other Labor elder statesmen in criticising Anthony Albanese for what he sees as the government’s inaction on a series of issues – particularly over the housing crisis and its support for the AUKUS agreement.
CFA advice on how to survive extreme bushfire changed following the royal commission from ‘Prepare, Stay and Defend or Leave Early’ to ‘Leave Early and Live’ – a message that has become more urgent for this year’s fire season.
The ACCC is suing Coles and Woolworths for misleading consumers, in an action that is only the beginning of the challenges that lie ahead for the duopoly.
Evidence from the robodebt royal commission has opened the door for victims to pursue new compensation claims and the possibility of a ‘misfeasance in public office’ finding.
A demand for the treasurer to over-rule the Reserve Bank on interest rates has divided the Greens, but the party is united on the political calculation.
While Coalition insiders say Peter Dutton has rallied the party room around his nuclear policy, some fear that unity has been achieved at the expense of key seats.
As the government faces the prospect of its housing agenda unravelling, with two key bills stalled in the Senate, Labor and the Greens are locked in a bitter fight over an issue that could decide the next election.
