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How momentum is growing for workers to get five weeks’ annual leave

How momentum is growing for workers to get five weeks’ annual leave

The ACTU hopes more companies will introduce the extra five days off that could help build a case to the Fair Work Commission for all employers to follow.

  • by Olivia Ireland

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Voters split on nuclear but most see renewables as way forward

Voters split on nuclear but most see renewables as way forward

Many Australians are willing to consider nuclear power even if they are not sure, raising the stakes for Labor and the Coalition in an election fight on energy.

  • by David Crowe
Charlatan, opportunist, climate change denialist: Keating unloads on Dutton

Charlatan, opportunist, climate change denialist: Keating unloads on Dutton

Keating issued his statement the same day that Nationals leader David Littleproud said teal MPs were “dripping with self-righteous sanctimony”.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
If Dutton’s given up on the teal seats, how about a nuclear reactor in Vaucluse?

If Dutton’s given up on the teal seats, how about a nuclear reactor in Vaucluse?

The Coalition’s embrace of nuclear power may be a sign of surrender in teal-town. Pity the moderate candidates suffering the progressive fallout.

  • by Daisy Turnbull
What do we want? Peaceful protests
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What do we want? Peaceful protests

Australians are in favour of peaceful protests about the war in Gaza – not the blockading and wrecking of electorate offices.

  • by David Crowe
Dutton’s claim nuclear waste would be size of Coke can ‘hard to swallow’

Dutton’s claim nuclear waste would be size of Coke can ‘hard to swallow’

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is spruiking the benefits of nuclear energy, but one of his claims has left a bad taste in experts’ mouths.

  • by Mike Foley and Bianca Hall
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They cast Peter Dutton as a wolf. Here’s why they’re wrong

They cast Peter Dutton as a wolf. Here’s why they’re wrong

Commentators have widely written off the opposition leader as awful. Voters, it seems, are warming to him.

  • by Parnell Palme McGuinness
Australia isn’t ready for the first AI-election, electoral commission warns
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Australia isn’t ready for the first AI-election, electoral commission warns

Australia’s top election official says deepfakes and AI-content pose unprecedented challenges to election integrity.

  • by James Massola
Dutton goes off script, labels Albanese a ‘child in a man’s body’

Dutton goes off script, labels Albanese a ‘child in a man’s body’

Attacking the prime minister in strikingly personal terms, the opposition leader vowed to override premiers opposed to nuclear power plants in their states.

  • by Matthew Knott
Has ‘pro-China’ Peter Dutton morphed from a hawk into a dove?

Has ‘pro-China’ Peter Dutton morphed from a hawk into a dove?

The big story of the Chinese premier’s visit was one that few have remarked upon: the opposition leader’s strikingly softer rhetoric on China.

  • by Matthew Knott
The perfect storm driving almost a million of us to take on multiple jobs

The perfect storm driving almost a million of us to take on multiple jobs

The combination of high inflation, high interest rates and plentiful jobs is leading many people to work a second job.

  • by Josh Gordon and Jewel Topsfield