A partnership spanning more than 600 owners. Board directors tasked with winning work. An investigation commissioned and paid for by the firm itself.
Rosalind Mathieson, Richard Henderson and James Mayger
Health Minister Mark Butler has fired back at claims schools are pushing an anti-boy agenda, declaring teaching young men to respect women is ‘not woke’.
Madeline Cove
Pentagon boss Pete Hegseth has reminded his Australian counterpart Richard Marles that US allies must ‘invest in their own sovereign security’ as both nations agreed to also accelerate joint military efforts.
Andrew Greene
China is facing a fierce rebuke from Anthony Albanese and Pacific leaders over controversial missile tests near island nations.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is now adamant about when house prices will start rising again as the Commonwealth Bank predicts the worst downturn since the early 1980s.
Stephen Johnson
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has defended an 80 per cent tobacco excise cut as the key to stripping organised crime of its lucrative illegal cigarette market.
Suburbs more likely to vote One Nation across the country have one major surprising factor in common during Australia’s housing downturn.
Australia’s economic growth has slowed in the face of three rate hikes and faces being squeezed again.
Labor is under pressure to explain Australia’s accelerating property downturn as the nation’s biggest bank warns prices could fall by double digits.
Element Zero’s ambitious plans to turn Australian iron ore into iron using renewable electricity have been given a massive cash boost.
Rebecca Le May
It is the responsibility of all to ensure that the conduct of politics in Australia does not encourage or spark violent intentions.
Pauline Hanson has demanded an apology from the Attorney-General after she suggested the One Nation leader examine whether her own behaviour was encouraging threats.
The Prime Minister has refused to condemn Beijing after China warned of ‘consequences’ over Taiwan’s presence at a Pacific summit.
ANDREW GREENE: The squabble between Pauline Hanson and Labor has overshadowed a much more serious debate inside a Government rattled by the scale of One Nation’s win.
Labor just didn’t see it as their problem. Until it hit them between the eyes at the weekend in Secret Harbour.
LATIKA M BOURKE: One Nation’s stunning by-election victory shows voters are looking beyond the major parties, but Labor still refuses to confront why.
Latika M Bourke
Pauline Hanson has accused Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers of crossing a dangerous line as Labor’s war with One Nation intensifies.
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has once again overtaken Labor to reclaim its title as the nation’s most popular party.
Amy Cavender
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers have reacted after One Nation secured its first seat in WA, labelling the minor party ‘dangerous’ and ‘divisive’.
Chloe Maher
The Social Services Minister has hit back at claims Labor planned to slash Australia’s refugee intake, insisting the proposal was never discussed by Cabinet.
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party has declared victory against Labor in a state by-election that has she says sends a message to Anthony Albanese and Labor.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer, David Hannant and Angie Raphael
The big secret in Secret Harbour - the one some people apparently don’t want to know - is that today’s by-election for a seat in the WA Parliament isn’t really about State issues at all.
Paul Murray
The Prime Minister has refused to respond to written requests from Pauline Hanson to be granted more advisors.
A public spat inside federal cabinet over immigration policy is deepening after the Prime Minister publicly rebuked the Home Affairs Minister’s push to reduce Australia’s refugee intake.
