Public service job cuts are among the topics dominating the leaders’ agendas as the federal election campaign enters its sixth day.
Liberal Bennelong candidate Scott Yung says he has been “100 per cent” upfront and honest. But he won’t explain why he failed to disclose electoral expenditure worth tens of thousands of dollars.
What is it about prime ministers called Malcolm? A history of the most querulous leaders.
Just 7000 new public service jobs have been created in Canberra under Labor,forcing the Coalition to cut 34,000 jobs from the rest of Australia or gut the capital.
Labor will urge the workplace regulator to order a real increase in pay for 2.6 million workers after the RBA chose to keep interest rates on hold.
Government regulation and bureaucratic rules are in the Coalition’s sights as part of its plans to boost the national economy.
Every campaign is marked by surprise visits across the country and spending promises. Here’s what Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have been up to.
The opposition leader arrived in Victoria with his game face on,and a determination not to veer off message,regardless of the questions he was asked.
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