Prosecutors' no vote on pay deal indictment on 'nasty bargaining': CPSU
Commonwealth prosecutors have again shot down a pay deal offered by Turnbull government.
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Katie Burgess
Katie Burgess is a reporter for The Canberra Times
Barnaby Joyce listened to a 'celebrity gardener' over experts: Labor
Labor has criticised Barnaby Joyce for listening to a celebrity gardener over chemical and veterinary industry leaders.
Where did all the WWOOFers go?
As the federal government moves to revise the backpacker tax, small organic farms are struggling after a worldwide labour exchange program was virtually eviscerated in Australia 'with the stroke of a pen'.
Remains of Australian airman found as downed World War II bomber unearthed in Belgium
The exact cause of the crash is not known but the team that exhumed the aircraft hoped to shed light on its last fatal flight.
Uncertainty around backpacker tax creating 'labour shortage'
Uncertainty created by Australia's controversial backpacker tax has been blamed for falling working holiday visa numbers.
Many Australians confused Sensis with census
While millions of Australians were unable to log onto the Australian Bureau of Statistics' Census website on Tuesday night, thousands of other users met with similar frustration after misspelling the name of the national survey.
ANU student behind China's ultra-nationalist viral video has 'right to free speech'
Mr Lei, 29, moved to Australia to further his studies in 2011 and is completing his PhD on international relations.
Weight gain between pregnancies can impact babies
Women who gain weight between pregnancies could be putting their babies at risk, an Australian-first study has revealed.
Government wins bid to suspend APS airport strikes
Fair Work Commission approved bid to suspend industrial action due to a possible threat to national security.
Call for national day of remembrance for Australian frontier wars
Ngunnawal elder says true reconciliation is not possible until the government recognises the frontier wars.
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