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The federal government is calling its New Vehicle Efficiency Standard proposal a ‘win, win, win’ deal – for consumers, the cost of living and the climate.

An inquest into the death of a 32-year-old Yorta Yorta and Gunaikurnai man in a Victorian jail has heard prison staff did not enter his cell to check on him despite his cries that he was ‘dying’.

This week’s post-meeting press conference was only the first step in a major overhaul of the way the RBA works – with new governor Michele Bullock out to prove herself as a reformer.

In an interview with The Saturday Paper, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says he is prepared to work with Labor on policy and fight an election over character.

Following revelations in The Saturday Paper that Veterans’ Affairs shared personal medical records without consent with a university research project, the department has admitted to misleading the Information Commissioner about the extent of the breach.

EXCLUSIVE: The man who filmed the video at the centre of The Australian’s ‘white hands’ investigation says he was paid $1000 for the footage by a rival art dealer.

In an interview with The Saturday Paper, the prime minister explains his thinking on the stage three tax cuts and names the four themes that will drive Labor as it prepares for the next election.

ANALYSIS: One in eight Australians live below the poverty line, and yet taxes in this country are the ninth-lowest in the OECD. The stage three adjustments are a start, but broader reform is urgently needed to address inequality and fund essential services.

As the incoming chair of the ABC, Kim Williams has the daunting task of rebuilding a ‘bland’ national broadcaster – but can Ita Buttrose’s explosive replacement arrest the systemic decline?