Jacqui Lambie reveals party's board members and 'loose' Monday night meetings
Senator Jacqui Lambie reveals the names of some of the members on her until-now secretive party board and that she became president of it two weeks ago.
'It will destroy sightlines': RSL unswayed by new images of proposed Hobart stadium from Cenotaph
RSL Tasmania says its concerns about a new AFL stadium on Hobart's waterfront have not been eased by new images showing how the structure will affect the view from the Cenotaph.
Fair Work set to apply for CFMEU administrators as crossbenchers tell federal government to go further
The application could reach the Federal Court as early as this afternoon.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong warns Australians in Lebanon to leave immediately
Australians have been urged to leave Lebanon immediately as the foreign minister emphasises the Beirut airport could close if the situation worsens.
Pay deal for Victorian nurses spells trouble for bush nursing centres
Bush nursing centres in Victorian communities are worried they may be unable to keep up with rising costs that now include increasing salaries of their nursing staff.
Political memes: Are they dangerous, damaging, or just a bit of fun?
A humorous antidote to serious news, a way of getting young people involved in political discussions, or a threat to democracy — young people talk about memes.
NSW mayoral candidate quits Liberal Party after 'crash diet' jibe
A senior female member of a NSW regional branch of the Liberal Party resigns over claims she was told to go on a crash diet and to make way for male candidates.
This town was ecstatic when it won federal funding for its airport, but the cash is yet to arrive
The federal government was late to announce successful recipients of a regional grant program in May and months later its dodging questions about the delivery of funds, as at least one major project faces a significant cost blowout.
ASX closes on record high, US Fed signals upcoming rate cut — as it happened
Australia's share market closed on a fresh record high after encouraging inflation data on Wednesday reduced the chances of a rate cut next week, while the Federal Reserve left US interest rates unchanged. Look back on the day's market news.
Building firm Nicheliving has been deregistered, but luxury home build of company boss's wife continues apace
As hundreds of West Australians wait for Ronnie Michel-Elhaj's failing building company Nicheliving to finish their homes, his wife's luxury build continues.
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The very public spat between Brittany Higgins and Linda Reynolds is about to be heard in court, and there's a lot at stake
With mediation attempts and extensions of olive branches falling flat, Senator Linda Reynolds's defamation trial against Brittany Higgins and her partner David Sharaz will kick off tomorrow.
Some renters can't avoid signing up with rent-tech, raising concerns about cost
Rent-tech apps like Ailo are marketed as a one-stop shop for rental applications, payments, and property maintenance requests.
Cannabis decriminalisation in NSW shot down by premier on day of parliamentary inquiry
Despite legal organisations, researchers and peak industry groups flagging the potential benefits for NSW's legal and health systems if the personal use of cannabis is decriminalised, premier Chris Minns has shot down the potential idea.
With Indigenous incarceration increasing, community-led groups say they've got answers
Programs like The Torch in Victoria want to break the cycle of incarceration for First Nations people.
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analysis:The new inflation figures brought relief for Albanese, but another set of numbers were depressing reading
According to the Productivity Commission, five of 19 Closing the Gap targets are currently "on track". That's where the good news ends.
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