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Live: Hanson 'lucky' to have former Scott Morrison staffer as chief of staff, Hume says
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Acting Opposition Leader Jane Hume says Pauline Hanson is "lucky" to have Chris Taylor, one of Scott Morrison's former senior staffers, on her team. Follow live. -
Live: Big tech faces higher tax if it does not reach deals with local publishers
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Tech companies will be forced to pay a 2.5 per cent tax on digital advertising revenue if they do not reach deals with media companies. Follow live. -
Hanson 'lucky' to have former Scott Morrison staffer as chief of staff, Hume says — as it happened
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Acting Opposition Leader Jane Hume says Pauline Hanson is "lucky" to have Chris Taylor, one of Scott Morrison's former senior staffers, on her team. -
New premier cuts size of ministry ahead of Victorian election
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Victoria's new premier has filled one of the three vacancies in cabinet left by the departure of Jacinta Allan and two of her allies. -
Mordialloc MP Tim Richardson promoted to Victorian cabinet
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Victoria's new premier has filled one of the three vacancies in cabinet left by the departure of Jacinta Allan and two of her allies. -
Ben Carroll to fill one of three vacancies in Victorian cabinet, ABC understands
via abc.net.au
MPs tell the ABC Victoria's new premier is only expected to fill one of the three vacancies in cabinet. -
‘No corruption’: Abbott says ICAC a factional hit job as Taylor faces questions
via smh.com.au
Tony Abbott, the federal Liberal president, said the religious-right Reformers group was “largely a group of enthusiastic young Christians with a strong sense of mission”. -
Sliding housing prices gave the Reserve Bank a surprise helping hand
via smh.com.au
The RBA’s three rate rises were always going to slow inflation. But it’s got an unexpected assist from the government’s budget measures. -
House price fall accelerates as rate rises and budget policies hit
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Property values have racked up their biggest fall since Anthony Albanese took office as rates, cost of living and tax changes collide. -
Big carrot, more stick under news bargaining plan
via smh.com.au
Large tech companies have won some concessions, but face larger penalties, under a revamped plan aimed at helping local news publishers. -
Motorists opt to avoid the fuel spike by buying an EV
via smh.com.au
Petrol prices are about to climb well above $2 a litre this week. But a growing number of motorists won’t care – they have just bought an electric car. -
Best of cartoons, August 3, 2026
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The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
‘How can it be?’ Church leader turns Albanese’s words against him
via smh.com.au
Sydney Dean Sandy Grant and child safety advocates have joined forces to demand a total ban on betting ads, accusing Labor of caving to commercial interests. -
Drivers brace for petrol price hikes as fuel excise cut comes to end
via abc.net.au
Prices are forecast to increase to about $2.20 a litre for unleaded and $2.60 a litre for diesel when the fuel excise returns to its normal rate. -
Australia records biggest-ever surge in EV sales
via abc.net.au
Nearly one in every two new vehicles sold was either electric or hybrid across April, May and June. -
Australia records biggest-ever quarterly surge in EV sales
via abc.net.au
Nearly one in every two new vehicles sold was either electric or hybrid across April, May and June. -
Labor's Secret Harbour by-election campaign walks fine line on pork barrelling
via abc.net.au
Labor's funding announcements in the electorate of Secret Harbour ahead of its by-election prompt the question: where does pork barrelling begin and genuine campaigning end? -
Government's Secret Harbour funding announcements fuel pork barrelling scrutiny
via abc.net.au
Labor's funding announcements in the electorate of Secret Harbour ahead of its by-election prompt the question: where does pork barrelling begin and genuine campaigning end? -
Parliament and pineapple on pizza: Milton Dick’s plan to future-proof democracy
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From remote Indigenous schools to outback classrooms with two students, the House Speaker is on a national crusade to rebuild faith in Australia’s institutions – putting pineapple in place of politics.
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