The former Coalition Indigenous Australians minister said if Josh Frydenberg had retained his seat of Kooyong at the last election,the Liberal Party would not have rejected the Voice.
Fortescue has been rocked by a string of shock,high-profile departures. However,the former prime minister is not expected to join them.
The massive pumped hydroelectricity project high in the Australian Alps has been on a downward trajectory since the day it was announced.
The scares and diversions whipped up over the Voice have been utterly predictable. Let me deal with a few of them.
The former political foes will be handing out Yes material in Sydney’s eastern suburbs on Wednesday.
Sam Roggeveen is firing rhetorical torpedoes at Australia’s cosy consensus on defence and stirring up debate with his provocative new book,The Echidna Strategy.
After blowing $46m in 2010 on a failed bid for the men’s tournament,the federal government needed convincing to stump up again. The decision has delivered in spades.
Despite fewer than six years in parliament,the MP won’t be easily forgotten. It’s why the of grief in the week since he died,aged 63,was so genuine.
Politicians on all sides,public servants and even the press gallery will be making a grievous mistake if they expect Morrison’s eventual departure will stop the rot.
Will Hayward,the CEO of Crikey’s parent company,Private Media,says sticking to its guns has proved profitable for the plucky independent media outlet.
The men and women charged with legislating to make the environment of Australian workplaces safer,ludicrously,seem unable to get their own house in order.