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Teals 'agree with banning big money, just not theirs' — government minister
via abc.net.auLabor minister Don Farrell has accused teal independents of hypocrisy over election reforms after the crossbench accused the government of a "political stitch-up". -
Six little words that give hope to Australia’s mortgage holders
via smh.com.auThe Reserve Bank now says that when it comes to interest rates, it is “not ruling anything in or out”. -
'Incredibly, woman goes to shop is breaking news': The reaction to Kate's pop to the shops
via abc.net.auDespite the increasingly wild theories about the whereabouts of Catherine, Princess of Wales, the reality is she appears in good enough health to pop down to her local shops. -
Albanese puts religious discrimination reform on hold unless Dutton backs it
via smh.com.auThe new position marks a retreat from a Labor promise at the last election to bring forward laws to ensure religious freedom. -
Reserve Bank Leaves Cash Rate Unchanged at 4.35%, Says “The Outlook Is Highly Uncertain”
The Reserve Bank has left the cash rate unchanged at 4.35%, in a decision announced today. The cash rate has now been held at 4.35% for the past four months. In a statement released today, the RBA board says that inflation has moderated but is still high. It says the “outlook is highly uncertain”. Interest Rate Movements Since 1990 Watch RBA Governor Michele Bullock’s press conference (39m): Listen to Michele Bullock’s press conference (39m): The statement issued by the b -
Reserve Bank Leaves Cash Rate Unchanged at 4.35%
The Reserve Bank has left the cash rate unchanged at 4.35%, in a decision announced today.
The cash rate has now been held at 4.35% for the past four months.
In a statement released today, the RBA board says that inflation has moderated but is still high.It says the “outlook is highly uncertain”.
The statement issued by the board is shown below.
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Labor to put religious discrimination reform on hold without Coalition support
via smh.com.auLabor is preparing to shelve a controversial change to religious discrimination law to avoid a bitter dispute in the community about the reform. -
Ukraine's ambassador blasts ABC for airing 'bowl of vomit' documentary on Russian invasion
via abc.net.auUkraine's ambassador says a documentary aired by the ABC uncritically repeated Russian propaganda and he will seek an explanation from the national broadcaster about why it was aired. -
RBA holds rates, scraps explicit warning over further rises
via smh.com.auThe board says while it remains determined to return inflation to its target range of 2-3 per cent, what that means for interest rates from here is not certain. -
RBA holds rates, drops explicit warning over further rises
via smh.com.auThe board says while it remains determined to return inflation to its target range of 2-3 per cent, what that means for interest rates from here is not certain. -
Opposition slams government as religious protections bill hangs in the balance
via abc.net.auThe prospect of overhauling the nation's religious protections hangs with the Coalition, after Prime Minster Anthony Albanese told colleagues he would only proceed if he could guarantee there would be bipartisan support. -
Changes to bolster religious protections hang in the balance
via abc.net.auThe prospect of overhauling the nation's religious protections hangs with the Coalition, after Prime Minster Anthony Albanese told colleagues he would only proceed if he could guarantee there would be bipartisan support. -
Live: Opposition say former PM's meeting with Chinese foreign minister an 'insult' to government
via abc.net.auThe federal opposition says a meeting between China's foreign minister and former prime minister Paul Keating, who has been critical of Labor's stance on Beijing, is an insult to the government. Follow live. -
Live: Labor senator Don Farrell has accused teal independents of hypocrisy on reform
via abc.net.auA group of MPs are endorsing independent Kate Chaney's election reform bill which would limit the amount that one individual can donate, and would require real-time disclosure of any donation above $1,000. Follow live. -
Live: Crossbenchers want politicians to disclose donations above $1,000 in real-time in a push for election reform
via abc.net.auThe proposed bill would also ban donations from "social harm" industries (e.g. gambling) and police "lies" in election ads. Follow live. -
Live: 'Completely up for it': Labor will support mandates on supermarket conduct if ACCC recommends it
via abc.net.auThe Greens will introduce a bill that would create powers to force Coles and Woolworths to sell parts of their businesses if they were found by the courts to have breached competition law. Follow live. -
Live: 'Completely up for it': Labor will support bill to break up supermarket duopoly if ACCC recommends it
via abc.net.auThe Greens will introduce a bill that would create powers to force Coles and Woolworths to sell parts of their businesses if they were found by the courts to have breached competition law. Follow live. -
Labor senator Don Farrell has accused teal independents of hypocrisy on reform — as it happened
via abc.net.auA group of MPs are endorsing independent Kate Chaney's election reform bill which would limit the amount that one individual can donate, and would require real-time disclosure of any donation above $1,000. -
'Ghost noises' allegedly made by custodial officer in suicidal teen's cell
via abc.net.auThe Aboriginal Legal Service has filed a complaint with the WA Department of Justice, alleging a youth custodial officer made the noises in the cell where teenager Cleveland Dodd took his own life. -
'Ghost noises' allegedly made by custodial officer in cell where 16-year-old Cleveland Dodd died
via abc.net.auThe Aboriginal Legal Service has filed a complaint with the WA Department of Justice, alleging a youth custodial officer made the noises in the cell where teenager Cleveland Dodd took his own life. -
Custodial officer allegedly made 'ghost noises' in cell where Cleveland Dodd died
via abc.net.auThe Aboriginal Legal Service has filed a complaint with the WA Department of Justice, alleging a youth custodial officer made the noises in the cell where teenager Cleveland Dodd took his own life. -
The main venues of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games have changed. Here's the new plan
via abc.net.auQueensland Premier Steven Miles ruled out a new stadium in Victoria Park, and a Gabba rebuild. Here's what that means for the 2032 Games. -
Plans for new stadium build rejected by state government
via abc.net.auThe original proposal to rebuild the Gabba has been abandoned, plus the government has rejected a call for a new stadium. -
‘Be consistent’: Call for Gazans to receive same visas as Ukrainians after Putin invasion
via smh.com.auPalestinian advocates are urging the Albanese government to grant the same rights to people fleeing the war in Gaza as Ukrainians received after Russia’s invasion. -
Nothing magical about GST carve-up: States want four-year forecasts
via smh.com.auState treasurers are pressing for key changes to the way the GST is allocated so they know how much money they receive. -
Chief scientists backs CSIRO case against 'expensive' nuclear power
via abc.net.auAustralia's chief scientist Cathy Foley tells Q+A that any assessment of energy sources should be guided by evidence. -
Chief scientist backs renewables, calls nuclear power 'expensive'
via abc.net.auAustralia's chief scientist Cathy Foley tells Q+A that any assessment of energy sources should be guided by evidence. -
TikTok lags on extremism as MPs call out graphic content on platform
via smh.com.auTikTok is the only social media giant not signed up to a global anti-extremism pact. -
Powers to break up Coles and Woolworths if found to be misusing market dominance backed by Greens
via abc.net.auThe Greens will introduce a bill to parliament that would create powers to force Coles and Woolworths to sell parts of their business if they were found to be misusing their market dominance — an idea also backed by the Nationals. -
Greens push for powers to break up Coles and Woolworths 'duopoly'
via abc.net.auThe Greens will introduce a bill to parliament that would create powers to force Coles and Woolworths to sell parts of their business if they were found to be misusing their market dominance — an idea also backed by the Nationals. -
Coles and Woolworths face Greens push to force break-ups if they abuse market power
via abc.net.auThe Greens will introduce a bill to parliament that would create powers to force Coles and Woolworths to sell parts of their business if they were found to be misusing their market dominance — an idea also backed by the Nationals. -
China could soon ease tariffs on Australian wine
via abc.net.auManaging director of Taylors Wines, Mitchell Taylor, is cautiously optimistic about China’s lifting of these tariffs. -
Joe Biden meets Irish Taoiseach ahead of St Patrick’s Day
via abc.net.auUS President Joe Biden has met with Ireland's Taoiseach to celebrate a century of diplomatic ties. -
Joe Biden meets Irish PM ahead of St Patrick’s Day
via abc.net.auUS President Joe Biden has met with the prime minister of Ireland to celebrate a century of diplomatic ties. -
Best of cartoons, March 19, 2024
via smh.com.auThe news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
Trade Minister 'not sure' if US is Australia's most trusted ally
via abc.net.auAustralia's Trade Minister Don Farrell has come under fire from the Opposition for comments about the United States. -
Trade Minister is 'not sure' if US is Australia's most trusted ally
via abc.net.auAustralia's Trade Minister Don Farrell has come under fire from the opposition for comments about the United States. -
'Right when I began to lose hope, the good news came': Palestinians get Australian visas reinstated after days in limbo
via abc.net.auTwenty-three-year-old Hani had almost given up hope when his temporary visa to Australia was reinstated after he spent four days in limbo at an airport in Istanbul. -
Liberal fury at the antics of Alex, the anti-woke senator
via smh.com.auWithin 24 hours of rolling his senior South Australian colleague for top spot on the state Senate ticket, conservative firebrand Alex Antic was on the attack. -
The unwanted: High Court to determine the fate of another 127 in limbo
via smh.com.auThe detainees from Iran, Iraq and Sudan are at the heart of a new test for the government in its attempts to defend the detention regime. -
Labor frontbencher says the US is not our closest ally
via smh.com.auThe opposition is calling for Trade Minister Don Farrell to apologise to the United States after he declared New Zealand was Australia’s most trusted partner. -
As it happened: Labor plans new immigration defence; TikTok faces new calls for ban
via smh.com.auThe federal government will move to block the release of more immigration detainees by mounting a new defence in the High Court. -
Opposition criticises Farrell for questioning if US is Australia's most trusted ally
via abc.net.auAustralia's Trade Minister Don Farrell has come under fire from the opposition for declaring he's "not sure" the United States is Australia's most trusted ally, instead arguing New Zealand is. -
Tom Tate on Graham Quirk's stadium advice
via abc.net.auGold Coast mayor Tom Tate rejected the 2032 Olympic infrastructure review's suggestions and said the money could be better spent elsewhere. -
NSW planning official at centre of land rezoning controversy cleared of corrupt conduct
via abc.net.auKatie Joyner, a planning department official, was accused under parliamentary privilege of using secret information to buy a house in a Sydney suburb set for rezoning. -
'Extremely embarrassing': NSW planning official cleared of corruption after allegations aired in parliament
via abc.net.auKatie Joyner, a planning department official, was accused under parliamentary privilege of using secret information to buy a house in a Sydney suburb set for rezoning. -
Uber had a 'move fast and break things' strategy. Now it's paying for the damage
via abc.net.auAfter once being described as coming to Australian shores "illegally, like pirates", Uber has agreed to pay millions in compensation to thousands of taxi drivers and operators. Here's what that means for the rideshare giant, its competitors and consumers. -
A missed chance to eradicate fire ants could cost Australia $38 billion
via smh.com.auA national outbreak of the pest from its Queensland stronghold would heavily sting the economy – and that’s without even considering the health costs. -
Dutton's nightmare nearly comes true as Liberals dump senior woman for top ballot spot
via abc.net.auLiberal preselectors opted for backbench senator Alex Antic as their top ballot pick, relegating shadow cabinet minister Anne Ruston to second, leaving questions about the party's commitment to female candidates, writes Brett Worthington. -
Deal on key gas tax could be months away
via abc.net.auThe federal government's much-delayed plans to shake up a tax on the offshore gas sector remain stuck in federal parliament, with a deal to pass them seemingly months away.
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