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From a tome to a pamphlet: Liberal vows to demolish building code
via abc.net.au
Opposition housing spokesperson Andrew Bragg has promised to slash the National Construction Code from over 2,000 pages to 80 if elected. -
Air is coming out of the housing bubble. Is now the time for first home buyers?
via smh.com.au
The housing market in Australia has been a parlour game for the past 30 years, and one that the May budget is now upending. -
I went for a run and nearly died: What having anaphylaxis taught me about life
via smh.com.au
One in three Australians now have an allergy. Finally, the government has taken notice. -
Can Albanese erase his permanent marker GST pledge?
via abc.net.au
The electoral map that made surrendering to Western Australia irresistible to the prime minister has changed, but taking something back is always hard. -
Beach holiday loophole? Spike in British seeking asylum in Australia
via smh.com.au
It is a sign that refugee visas continue to be abused, as Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke mulls other means for deterring and deporting visa overstayers. -
An experiment for Albanese to watch: British PM’s bid to stem working-class drift
via smh.com.au
Andy Burnham’s strategy is to head the populists off at the pass, but that involves some risk on the progressive side of the ledger. -
Albanese might regret using permanent marker on GST pledge
via abc.net.au
The electoral map that made surrendering to Western Australia irresistible to the prime minister has changed, but taking something back is always hard. -
Resources Minister King weighs in on WA GST furore
via abc.net.au
The federal minister called an interim report that recommended cutting WA's share of the GST as "clearly incorrect" and said the resource-rich state had the prime minister's backing. -
Labor-led committee warns of human rights risks in NDIS reform
via smh.com.au
The Labor-led committee broke with government senators involved in a separate inquiry which steamrolled pleas of the disability community to recommend the NDIS reforms pass. -
'Existential period' for NDIS, as Albanese-Taylor inch toward deal
via abc.net.au
Martin Laverty is the Chief Executive of Aruma Disability Services and one of the architects of the NDIS. He told David Speers for this week's Insiders On Background, the government must restore the scheme to its original intent. -
What dozens of empty chairs revealed about Australia's racism inquiry
via abc.net.au
Witnesses laid bare the impact of racism on their lives in hearings held around the nation. But the repeated absence of key decision makers raises questions about who was listening and what the impact will be. -
Albanese made a terrible mistake. But for Taylor, it’s worse
via smh.com.au
The opposition leader has only a short period to prove himself. This week showed that both sides are wasting time. -
Labor quietly pauses working holidaymaker visas as stoush over backpackers brews
via smh.com.au
Matt Canavan said backpackers had not been the cause of high migration, and visas would not be touched. But data shows otherwise. -
Cory Bernardi condemned for anti-trans slur, labelling protesters 'incels'
via abc.net.au
Derogatory comments from One Nation MP Cory Bernardi have been condemned by organisers of an anti-One Nation rally at SA parliament. -
‘They’re over top’: Albanese signals about-face on gambling promotions
via smh.com.au
The prime minister previously said Labor’s gambling laws struck the right balance. Now he agrees promotions used to woo gambling addicts must be wound back. -
A $60b GST fiasco: State vs state argument erupts between WA and ‘east coast whingers’
via smh.com.au
The GST system has become so broken that a bushfire in NSW delivers a financial windfall to the taxpayers of Western Australia. -
The petition Albanese didn’t talk about after ‘warm’ phone call with Trump
via smh.com.au
Australia’s plan to force US tech giants to pay for local news is expected to complicate the PM’s attempt to get out of Trump’s latest round of tariffs. -
First home buyers dropping out of market alongside investors even as prices fall
via smh.com.au
First home buyers are dropping out of the market, and one big bank executive suggests they are waiting for house prices to drop even further. -
Ex-One Nation candidate 'sorry' for labelling gay people mentally ill
via abc.net.au
A former One Nation candidate has apologised for describing gay people as having a mental illness, saying he was repeating something he "heard people saying on social media". -
Landmark review says GST plan costly and unfair
via abc.net.au
The Productivity Commission finds the WA GST deal is a "costly mistake" that has led to "perverse" outcomes, and recommends it be scrapped. -
A $60 billion GST fiasco: Report condemns Morrison deal as perverse
via smh.com.au
The GST system has become so broken that a bushfire in NSW delivers a financial windfall to the taxpayers of Western Australia. -
Investor home loans nosedive as they retreat from market
via smh.com.au
The number of investor loans for existing homes has nose dived since the budget – but investor loans to build new homes have increased. -
Investor home loans nose dive as they retreat from market
via smh.com.au
The number of investor loans for existing homes has nose dived since the budget – but investor loans to build new homes have increased. -
Albanese says Trump giving 'consideration' to tariff exemption after phone call
via abc.net.au
Anthony Albanese says he has urged Donald Trump to consider giving Australia a full exemption from Washington's sweeping tariffs, or "at the very least no increase" from the old 10 per cent rate. -
Albanese says Trump considering tariff exemption after phone call
via abc.net.au
The prime minister says he has urged Donald Trump to consider giving Australia a full exemption from Washington's sweeping tariffs, or "at the very least no increase" from the old 10 per cent rate. -
Trump weighs tariff exemption for Australia after ‘warm’ phone call
via smh.com.au
The Trump administration has proposed a 12.5 per cent tariff on Australia and a slew of other countries. -
PM maintains interpretation of melon hand gesture on podcast was incorrect — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been asked about his hand gesture on the Bush Deep podcast where he discussed a melon present from Japanese PM Takaichi Sanae. -
Live: PM maintains interpretation of melon hand gesture on podcast was incorrect
via abc.net.au
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been asked about his hand gesture on the Bush Deep podcast where he discussed a melon present from Japanese PM Takaichi Sanae. Follow live. -
Live: Albanese and US President Donald Trump speak in overnight phone call
via abc.net.au
Anthony Albanese has spoken with US President Donald Trump in a phone call overnight. Follow live. -
Voting underway in Farage by-election battle with bin-wearing comedian
via abc.net.au
Voting is in its final hours in a by-election in Britain's Clacton constituency after the Reform UK leader resigned amid scrutiny of a $9 million donation from a crypto billionaire.
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