I am deeply hurt by Josh Szeps’ attempt to justify Alan Jones’ behaviour. As a victim of similar alleged abuse,I know how damaging such actions can be. Unlike Szeps,many of us lack the platform to speak out or defend ourselves.
Labor argues keeping United States-style mega-spending out of politics is a good thing for Australian democracy.
Key senators are blockading a divisive government plan to crack down on lies in major public debates.
Surely it is better that the Treasurer makes decisions based on rigorous analysis by a qualified public service rather than setting policy on the advice or wants of interest groups? Why can’t there be a sensible debate about negative gearing before the media insists on statements ruling “in” or “out” a policy before the analysis is even completed?
The product of the decision was the creation of a Ponzi scheme where the fastest way to a quick buck was through capital gains on housing. House prices are now more than 10 times the average annual earnings. This investment in housing was not for income from rent but capital gain,and the tax advantages it provides.
Crossbench senators who would not usually agree on anything are united. They want the prime minister stripped of the power to decide MPs’ staffing levels.
How does Canberra’s most shredded politician stay fit? Angus Thompson underwent five days of pain involving heavy weights,burning abs – and a winter dip in frigid waters.
Reporter Angus Thompson followed David Pocock's fitness and diet regimen – and it nearly killed him.
Protecting current and future young Australians from the impacts of climate change is all we ask from our politicians. But still,they refuse to safeguard us.
Independent senator says the government must close a loophole in laws protecting children from alcohol advertising on free-to-air television.
“So,over $1 million per doctor on the website?” Senator David Pocock asked department officials at budget estimates.