Carr accuses Morrison of 'economic populism' over Ausgrid ruling
The former foreign minister says the federal Treasurer's Ausgrid decision is "the first major policy sacrifice to the witch's Sabbath stirred up in the recent federal election".
Census back online nearly 48 hours after census outage
Millions of Australians can now complete their census after the ABS finally brought the survey back online on Thursday afternoon, nearly 48 hours after the survey went online on Tuesday evening.
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More than three quarters of Australians say they would oppose a popular vote on their right to marry, a new survey has found.
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When will the census website be back online?
The census website should be back online "some time today", the Prime Minister says.
China's fighter-plane hangars worry ex-Abbott adviser
Chinese fighter plane hangars revealed in disturbing new satellite images of the South China Sea would allow Beijing to ...
Government assures people who can't fill out census won't be fined
Australians who failed to fill out the census because of the hours-long website outage will not be fined, and have until ...
Indigenous recognition referendum unlikely for 2017
Moves to coincide a referendum on Indigenous recognition in the Australian constitution with the 50th anniversary of the ...
Politicians risk $180 fines for not completing the census: ABS
Crossbench senators and other MPs pledging not to comply with rules for the census will be treated like any other citizen and ...
Nova Peris lands sports job in Victorian government
Retired Labor Senator and champion Olympian Nova Peris has landed a job with the Victorian Andrews government to promote ...
'We will split the Libs': Crusade for doomed 18c changes
Crossbench senators concede their plans to amend Australia's racial discrimination laws are doomed to fail in the short-term, ...
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