Grandson’s finals matches provide brain training for grandparents.
Ten years after leaving office,the former prime minister and his chief of staff are still playing a role in federal Liberal Party politics – and not everyone is happy about it.
The Hunter bus crash was a tragedy,but it was not a premeditated loss of life. If justice is to be truly served,there should now be a judicial inquiry into the driver’s employer.
Keith Pitt’s concern that an enforceable code of conduct would deter good people from entering politics is mystifying. It would appear that we have a different understanding of the term “quality”.
A tree planted by the former prime minister at the “Corridor of Oaks” memorial is being targeted by a mystery vandal.
The former prime minister has been approached by some very vocal locals furious about a new bike ramp in Milsons Point.
Di Morrissey has sold more than 3 million books but local journalism was her passion project.
Russia’s relations with Australia has deteriorated to unprecedented lows since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine more than two years ago.
By refusing to adhere to emissions targets should he win next year’s election,Peter Dutton appears willing to put at risk Australia’s international reputation. He also risks our economic future as a reputable and reliable country in which to invest and do business.
Dutton seems interested only in creating conflict,even if it distances himself from the Coalition’s traditional friends in the business community who just want policy certainty to help their forward planning after a decade of climate obfuscation under the previous Coalition government.
Australia’s 30th prime minister was nominated for the ultra-exclusive club by Liberal luminaries John Howard and Bruce Baird in 2022. But so far,he has had no luck.