'A bucket of lies'
Bill Shorten has called a Treasury analysis of Labor's tax polices "a bucket of lies". It's going to be a rough campaign. Both leaders are in western Sydney. Follow live here.
Rich women are increasingly calling the shots, wealth heads say
Women control about $US14 trillion in assets in the US, but they're under-served by financial advisers, say industry insiders.
Kim Kardashian is studying to be a lawyer
The reality TV star has begun a four-year apprenticeship with a San Francisco law firm, saying: "The reading is what really gets me. It's so time-consuming."
Julian Assange faces extradition to US
After his dramatic arrest at the Ecuadorian embassy, the WikiLeaks founder now faces charges over massive leaks of US Defence Department documents in 2010.
Campaign starts with tax attack
The Prime Minister releases Treasury costings of Labor policies in the first salvo of the campaign.
Labor's negative gearing numbers in question again
More evidence shows Labor's view on how much negative gearing is going into existing property should be questioned.
Labor 'highest taxing government': Frydenberg
The Morrison government has latched on to Treasury analysis to claim that Labor would be the biggest-taxing government in history.
Australian taxpayers get off lightly, OECD finds
A study of 36 countries finds only half a dozen where the income tax burden is lighter than Australia's.
Business urge Canberra to put us out of our misery
CEOs and chairman want certainty so they can get on with business.
The current electoral landscape
Explore our map to see the state of the seats ahead of the May 18 election.
