Angry members of the New South Wales Liberal Party fear the state executive's “unforgivable” local election mistake, which barred Liberal candidates from standing in up to 12 local councils, could be a harbinger of further missteps as the party prepares for the federal election in early 2025. On Wednesday, it was revealed that the Secretary … Read more
The coalition has not ruled out a deal with Labor to create a slimmed-down Environmental Protection Agency, while big business is pushing the major parties to join forces to outmaneuver the Greens and their push for a so-called climate trigger. The West has confirmed that Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek is talking to the opposition and … Read more
Fired “Seven” reporter Robert Ovadia has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the network and its news director, months after he was fired over allegations of inappropriate conduct. Mr Ovadia, who has worked at Seven for more than 20 years, was dismissed from his job in June.
A senior federal government minister said proposed new laws in WA would be used to force the CFMEU to accept an administrator – “if it is in the public interest”.
The federal government has backed a 15 percent pay rise for childcare workers as the sector struggles with a shortage of skilled workers.
Energy Resources of Australia will challenge the Australian Federal Government's surprise rejection of the Jabiluka uranium lease in court, with Resources Minister Madeleine King reportedly taking less than two days to consider her advice. The company told investors it had filed suit in the Federal Court on Tuesday against Minister King and Northern Territory Mining … Read more