Every seat gone: Nationals face a One Nation reckoning in NSW
As One Nation surges in the regions and Liberal allies jump ship, polling suggests the NSW Nationals could face total annihilation at the March election.
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As One Nation surges in the regions and Liberal allies jump ship, polling suggests the NSW Nationals could face total annihilation at the March election.
The resort town of Stresa on Lake Maggiore is the perfect Italian base for travellers seeking serenity, with a touch of history and island-hopping.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has confirmed his flagship EV and home battery subsidies are under review, but declared now is not the time to completely cut off support.
Tim Wilson believes the Coalition still owes small business a debt over the Morrison government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bar staff at the old nine hole course on the banks of the Cooks River are receiving calls from Sydneysiders demanding their own honorary ‘Albo membership’.
Politics & Governance
Commentators are projecting a Coalition majority. They may be right. But there are five reasons to keep the champagne corked and the popcorn within reach.
The royal commission has raised serious questions about redactions to state documents and called for evidence from Daniel Andrews’ former top adviser.
Commentators are projecting a Coalition majority. They may be right. But there are five reasons to keep the champagne corked and the popcorn within reach.
The government’s own consultancy says it’s already covered $15m in spending – and wants to triple in size. Meanwhile, ASIC finds auditor errors aplenty.
The woman most likely to become Victoria’s next premier has had plenty of friends from the trenches. But some are closer than others.
There is a groundswell of support for the government to dump its CGT changes and adopt Independent MP Allegra Spender’s model.
It is most at home in the institutions that shape what we consider credible and acceptable: universities, media, arts organisations and human rights bodies.