Jeremy Corbyn's success leaves the ALP reflecting on way forward to next election
The success of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn at the UK election hasn't just left the British political class searching for answers.
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Amy Remeikis
Amy Remeikis is the social affairs and communications reporter for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in Parliament House
Media organisations stand by GetUp! official's controversial press watchdog job
Media organisations are standing by the decision despite a growing controversy.
Sara Zelenak confirmed as killed in London terror attack
Mother of Sara Zelenak has confirmed her daughter's death in Sunday's terrorist attack in London.
Labor, Greens demand more transparency over multi-billion fund
It's the $5 billion fund that is meant to turn the north into an economic powerhouse.
Productivity Commission not going far enough on housing, ACOSS says
The Productivity Commission has labelled Australia's social housing system as "broken, unfair and failing those in need" – but it still doesn't go far enough in addressing the issues at hand, the Australian Council of Social Service warns.
Greens want more to end 'school funding wars'
Greens leader Richard Di Natale said the government "needs to go back to the drawing board" with Gonski 2.0.
Why Turnbull and Shorten have inundated Queensland
Win Queensland and you win government. And both sides of politics know it.
Pauline Hanson says no to Adani train line
Pauline Hanson has told the Turnbull government to build the billion-dollar Galilee Basin coal line itself, announcing she would oppose a "foreign multi-national" from owning the crucial infrastructure.
Welfare payment reforms to target aggression
Centrelink users who need an urgent cash advance may soon find it easier to get one – up to a point.
Labor pledges commission on disability abuse
Coalition says frameworks in the NDIS will address abuse concerns.
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