Voters back education over corporate tax cuts
Labor won the policy battle in the first week of the campaign with many more voters – including Coalition supporters – backing education spending over business tax cuts.
Growing view: Turnbull win could be deadly
The most interesting thing from this poll may be the answer to the question who do you think is actually going to win the election?
Campaign fails to shift voters, Labor and the Coalition still tied
Two weeks of fierce campaigning have failed to shift voters with a new poll showing the major parties evenly matched and the July 2 election still too close to call.
Are markets responsible for the mess we're in?
It's been a long decade since former Reserve Bank of Australia governor Ian Macfarlane ventured a public opinion about monetary policy.
Hartman accused of lying in Curtis trial
Convicted insider trader John Hartman has been accused of lying to his accountant.
How not to design a high-density neighbourhood
It's hard to imagine pricey high-density districts like Sydney's Waterloo descending into migrant ghettos. But there are big risks in jammin...
Young maths genius decides home is where the heart is
Ivan Zelich, the 17-year-old maths whiz who achieved global fame last year, has turned his back on overseas offers and decided to complete h...
Couture burqas cop Hirsi Ali's wrath
Her views on Islam continue to be hard-line - and even extend to fashion label Dolce & Gabbana
Cut spending to fix the budget
Australia's top economic bureaucrats have used a rare opportunity to offer a blunt warning to all sides of politics that they must cut spend...
Rose-tinted budget outlook does neither party any favours
Whichever party wins this federal election faces an immense budget challenge. Yesterday's release of the Pre-Election Budget Outlook was a m...
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