‘Punitive’:Reynolds accuses attorney-general of prejudice over Lehrmann inquiry

‘Punitive’:Reynolds accuses attorney-general of prejudice over Lehrmann inquiry

The former minister says Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus denied her bid for a Commonwealth funded lawyer throughout the Lehrmann inquiry.

  • byAngus Thompson

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PwC referred to newly opened anti-corruption commission

PwC referred to newly opened anti-corruption commission

Greens senator Barbara Pocock has made a formal referral over the tax leaks scandal,seeking more answers about the firm’s conduct.

  • byEmma Koehn
PwC,former Morrison minister on anti-corruption watchdog referral wishlist

PwC,former Morrison minister on anti-corruption watchdog referral wishlist

The Greens have already compiled of list of 10 matters it plans to refer to the new federal anti-corruption watchdog,which officially opens on July 1.

  • byLisa Visentin
‘Right balance’:PM defends Voice model as referendum bill clears the parliament

‘Right balance’:PM defends Voice model as referendum bill clears the parliament

The Senate passed the Voice referendum bill 52 to 19 on Monday,clearing the way for Australians to have their say later this year.

  • byLisa Visentin andPaul Sakkal
Dutton suggests NACC interest in Brittany Higgins payout

Dutton suggests NACC interest in Brittany Higgins payout

Peter Dutton said he supported Linda Reynolds referring the payout to the integrity commission,which she said she plans to do if no one else does.

  • byAngus Thompson
Coalition MPs under fire over misquoting former High Court judges on Voice

Coalition MPs under fire over misquoting former High Court judges on Voice

MPs including Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor have been asked to apologise for misrepresenting the words of two judges to undermine an enshrined Indigenous Voice.

  • byJack Latimore
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‘Absolute faith’:Linda Burney confident Yes campaign will convince undecided voters

‘Absolute faith’:Linda Burney confident Yes campaign will convince undecided voters

A block of 10 Liberal MPs,mostly Queenslanders,joined the Nationals in voting against the referendum bill on Wednesday,enabling them to play a key role in writing the official referendum pamphlet.

  • byLisa Visentin
Voice model deemed legally sound in Labor-dominated inquiry

Voice model deemed legally sound in Labor-dominated inquiry

Dismissed as a “stitch up” by opponents of Labor’s model,a six-week inquiry has backed the proposed constitutional change but not without a scathing dissenting report.

  • byLisa Visentin
Judge ‘profoundly unhappy’ with A-G’s decision about tax fraudster

Judge ‘profoundly unhappy’ with A-G’s decision about tax fraudster

A NSW Supreme Court judge has blasted Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus’ call to cease funding legal assistance for Adam Cranston,convicted over a $105m tax fraud.

  • bySarah McPhee
It’s crucial for press freedom that whistleblowers are protected,not punished

It’s crucial for press freedom that whistleblowers are protected,not punished

The Albanese government has talked the talk on press freedom but its failure to intervene in two ongoing cases undermines its commitment to reform.

  • byKieran Pender,Peter Greste andBill Browne
AI bots are being trained on Australian data. Should we be paid for it?

AI bots are being trained on Australian data. Should we be paid for it?

Governments and universities are just starting to grapple with the issue,even as chatbots become ever more capable and generate billions of dollars in investment.

  • byNick Bonyhady