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Bail reform will be high on the agenda when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese convenes national cabinet for emergency talks on the domestic violence crisis.
MARK RILEY: The supermarket brawl has Labor defending capitalist principles and the Coalition arguing for ‘Soviet-style’ intervention. It’s like a parallel universe.
Six weeks out from the biggest political set piece of the year, it is far from clear what the story is that the Government is telling beyond pumping up a dwindling manufacturing sector.
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Prime ministers are meant to enjoy April. There are no sitting days, where conflict and chaos hijack your message. But April 2024 is no oasis for Anthony Albanese.
Australia’s environmental protections are disconnected from reality and risk going too far, according to an exclusive survey for The Nightly. SEE THE RESULTS
After 18 months of ideological frolics, the Government has suddenly stumbled headlong into the cold hard reality that there is an economy that actually needs to be nurtured and grown.
Their careers have followed similar trajectories, but Australia will approach meetings with China’s Wang Yi and the UK’s David Cameron very differently.
Australia and China’s relationship has stabilised but Foreign Minister Penny Wong made it clear during talks there are outstanding concerns about nickel, lobsters, and global security.
From Warnie to Taylor Swift the MCG has seen plenty of history-making moments.
Strength comes in many forms. Standing up to bullies is one of them.
If Peter Dutton isn’t talking cost of living, he’s not really talking.
There’s a lot riding on the Dunkley by-election. But both sides of politics are facing a tough fight to convince an apathetic public to care.
The controversy surrounding the arrival of an asylum seeker boat in WA last week is an important reminder of two things.
Barnaby Joyce and Andrew Giles are both men who find themselves in very public struggles with their political personas.
For all his faults, including this latest shemozzle, Barnaby Joyce is a wildly popular local member.