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Libs consider slashing refugee intake in Coalition migration policy
via smh.com.auSussan Ley moved quickly to release a migration policy as she faced pressure over the issue from her right flank and One Nation. -
‘His position is untenable’: Corruption watchdog boss stares down resignation demands
via smh.com.auThe nation’s first federal anti-corruption commissioner is facing growing calls to resign after he became embroiled in another potential conflict of interest controversy. -
Elder abuse 'under-reported' but no need for new laws, parliamentary inquiry says
via abc.net.auElder abuse often occurs within families, with a parliamentary inquiry describing the issue as part of a wider systemic problem.
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Second minister referred to expenses watchdog, PM asks for advice
via smh.com.auOpposition leader Sussan Ley has written to the prime minister calling for Anika Wells to be investigated for breaching ministerial standard over the expenses scandal. -
No deal: States won’t sign on to federal hospital funding offer
via smh.com.auState and territory health ministers released the report card into the “bed block crisis” as they prepared to meet their federal counterpart. -
PM says he has asked for advice on expense rules
via smh.com.auOpposition leader Sussan Ley has written to the prime minister calling for Anika Wells to be investigated for breaching ministerial standard over the expenses scandal. -
PM says he has asked independent watchdog for advice on politician perks
via abc.net.auSports and Communications Minister Anika Wells referred her claims to the Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority for review after a stream of questions over her spending earlier this week. -
Breaking: PM says he has asked independent watchdog for advice on politician perks
via abc.net.auSports and Communications Minister Anika Wells referred her claims to the Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority for review after a stream of questions over her spending earlier this week. -
Ley plans to slash refugee intake in Coalition migration policy
via smh.com.auSussan Ley moved quickly to release a migration policy as she faced pressure over the issue from her right flank and One Nation. -
Treasurer approves Hanwha's double stake in Australian shipbuilder
via abc.net.auJim Chalmers said there will be "strict conditions" on the South Korean defence conglomerate's stake in the strategic shipbuilder, in a nod to the diplomatic and security sensitivities surrounding the bid. -
Swan River ferry terminals approved amid community backlash
via abc.net.auWA's planning authorities approve the construction of two new ferry terminals at Applecross and Matilda Bay as part of the state government's expansion of Swan River ferry services. -
Show of anger at public meeting fails to halt Swan River ferry terminals
via abc.net.auWA's planning authorities approve the construction of two new ferry terminals at Applecross and Matilda Bay as part of the state government's expansion of Swan River ferry services. -
Butler flags potential travel expense reform pending Wells investigation
via smh.com.auThe government has given its clearest signal yet that reform to politicians’ travel entitlements could be on the table. -
States and territories reject Commonwealth public hospital funding offer — as it happened
via abc.net.auStates and territories have rejected a public hospital funding offer from the federal government. -
Live: Tomago smelter to stay open post 2028 in federal government power deal
via abc.net.auAnthony Albanese has declared the government has reached a deal to keep the Tomago aluminium smelter running until 2028. Follow live. -
Live: States and territories reject Commonwealth public hospital funding offer
via abc.net.auStates and territories have rejected a public hospital funding offer from the federal government. Follow live. -
Live: Mid-year budget update to show $12b spending blowout
via abc.net.auThe treasurer and finance minister will need to find room for more than $12 billion in extra costs for "unavoidable" spending in the mid-year budget update. Follow live. -
The mother who fought for social media ban in honour of late daughter
via abc.net.auBathurst mother and lawyer Emma Mason's advocacy for Australia's social media ban has always been in honour of her late daughter, Tilly.
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How a Bathurst mother stood up to world leaders on social media ban
via abc.net.auBathurst mother and lawyer Emma Mason's advocacy for Australia's social media ban has always been in honour of her late daughter, Tilly.
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Thousands ‘stranded’ in hospitals as ministers war over funding
via smh.com.auState and territory health ministers released the report card into the “bed block crisis” as they prepared to meet their federal counterpart. -
Anika Wells is a talent. She could be PM one day, but Albanese should sack her as sports minister
via smh.com.auImagine the booing of cricket fans if she dares to turn up at the Boxing Day Test. -
Private school fees and luxury cars driving surge in bankruptcies
via smh.com.auPrivate schools chasing fees have driven 128 bankruptcy actions since 2021, of which 45 were last financial year. -
Best of cartoons, December 12, 2025
via smh.com.auThe news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
Nation sheds 56,500 full-time jobs in a month, giving RBA a headache
via smh.com.auJust two days it appeared clear the Reserve Bank would lift interest rates next year. But new job figures suggest the economy may struggle. -
Every second cigarette in Australia is now illegal
via smh.com.auThe nation’s illicit tobacco commissioner has revealed the illegal trade is costing taxpayers up to $11.8 billion a year as it fuels organised crime. -
Anti-corruption boss in open dispute with deputies over defence recusal
via abc.net.auThe anti-corruption watchdog chief personally drafted lines in a media release saying his recusal from defence cases was "unnecessary". His deputies have publicly disagreed. -
Albanese bristles at expenses questions, Wells faces having to hand over metadata
via smh.com.auThe prime minister has ducked responsibility for the widening MPs’ expenses saga by claiming he was not in charge of the rules in a tense press conference in Canberra. -
Usually confident Albanese puts a wrong foot forward
via smh.com.auPrime Minister Anthony Albanese passes the buck on MP expenses. -
Albanese is getting close to his ‘I don’t hold a hose’ moment
via smh.com.auThe prime minister’s sudden insistence the expenses saga has nothing to do with him has left even some of his own colleagues blinking. -
‘Wild conspiracies’: Anti-corruption boss under fire over potential conflicts of interest
via smh.com.auThe head of the national anti-corruption body said he believed he was being targeted by people seeking to stymie investigations into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan.
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