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A battle is raging between those who make and those who mooch. But why can’t they both be right?
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A battle is raging between those who make and those who mooch. But why can’t they both be right?
A truckie who says Labor is stuffed; a cleaner raising three kids with his Samoan ex-partner; a unionist who turned his back on Labor. These are the people voting for One Nation.
It’s among the documents scrubbed in the past week. You can, however, retrieve it on the Wayback Machine internet archive.
Tony Burke has confirmed several tweaks to Labor’s plan to crackdown on backpackers are being canvassed to appease tourism operators.
Voters have delivered their verdicts on which party they think is best to manage hospitals and health services, the education system and housing.
Party leader Warren Pickering said he knew One Nation’s secretary ran a strip club linked to the Comanchero bikie gang, but did not judge her “guilty by association”.
A parliamentary inquiry also heard on Thursday that the prime minister’s honorary golf membership was worth $1100 a year, not $5 as he had previously claimed.
Anthony Albanese’s approach to leadership was vested in his belief in himself as the character known as “Albo”, who enjoyed a special relationship with ordinary Australians. Four years into his time as PM, the goodwill has worn off.
A Labor minister may be forced to face a preselection ballot he would “lose to an empty chair” even as Chris Minns intervenes to select candidates in a string of electorates.
Subsidies for household batteries and EVs could be pared back further, although no final decisions have been made and either may still be untouched.
Khawaja took aim at the former prime minister in his newly released autobiography, which has thrust the 2018 ball-tampering affair back in the limelight.
The NSW Liberals are four months out from an election that could see them win fewer seats than One Nation.