State governments, business groups and industry are preparing to "go it alone" on preparing a framework to provide certainty for investment in the energy sector, saying they are dismayed by the implosion of the Coalition's National Energy Guarantee.
Attempting to flick the switch from Liberal Party beastliness, Scott Morrison knows advertising campaigns that promote a bond between the advertiser and the consumer are winners.
The former boss of the Australian Border Force has submitted new evidence to a parliamentary committee considering ministerial interventions in tourist visas.
Six heavyweight bidders were whittled down to arch rivals Transurban and IFM Investors. Then five days before the final decision on WestConnex, Rod Sims threw a grenade.
The rising cost of childcare leads many families to hire overseas help, with the downside that the visa is only for six months.
An eight-month investigation into allegations former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce sexually harassed a Western Australian farmer has failed to reach a definitive conclusion.
There might have been news of the best economic data in six years, but it didn't quite rate against the accusations of bullying, and the succession of leaks, and paybacks that drove the news cycle this week.
God save the Queen, because it seems nothing can save the Liberal Party.
Top economist Chris Caton said he didn't expect a housing crash even though house prices are historically high at five times household disposable income.
Scott Morrison says he is not fussed or distracted by damaging leaks about bullying within the Liberal Party, saying the right structures ex...
"It's like the horror movies when everyone realises the call is coming from inside the house..."
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