Carroll’s Labor was given an early warning on debt
A official briefing note in August warned incoming Treasurer Colin Brooks that rising debt and interest repayments were putting Victoria’s credit rating at risk.
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A official briefing note in August warned incoming Treasurer Colin Brooks that rising debt and interest repayments were putting Victoria’s credit rating at risk.
Christian Porter has made a remarkable comeback. Whether he soars any higher is now up to Western Australia’s judges.
The failure by Snowy Hydro and the federal government to conduct proper due diligence symbolises Australia’s increasingly chequered infrastructure record.
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NSW Premier Chris Minns has called anti-immigration comments made by top One Nation candidate “racist” and “outrageous”.
When Cj Hendry first made a Juju last year it was intended as a “parody”. But it has become a sought-after item that’s taken on a life of its own.
For eight years, rigorous daily contract management meant we maintained strict deadlines, holding contractors accountable for scope, cost, time and quality.
For eight years, rigorous and uncompromising daily contract management meant we maintained strict deadlines, holding contractors accountable for scope, cost, time and quality.
The owner of the state’s transmission network is weighing up work on power lines and substations, as data centres clamour for connections.
Time will tell whether One Nation’s grievance-based appeal remains an existential threat to the Liberal and National parties.
Will voters turn away from the government and One Nation in search for economic stability, as they are doing in Victoria?
Support for the Coalition has surged to its highest level in almost a year while Labor’s vote has fallen to a record low.