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The Resolve Political Monitor survey also shows early indications that people could accept smaller tax breaks on superannuation in the May budget.

The arrival of nuclear-powered submarine technology will make Australia an even more alluring honeypot for foreign spies, the former National Security Agency boss has warned.

As the hamster wheel of life and work starts to spin faster the time is ripe to pause and consider a different approach.

The government wants to place a cap on the super tax concessions going to the wealthy to stop super from becoming a taxpayer-funded estate planning scheme.

Law & Order star Richard Belzer’s profane last words got me thinking about my mum, and what she told me on her deathbed.

The opposition leader’s pick to contest the key Victorian seat padded up for her first press conference as the new federal Liberal candidate for Aston.

The former leader of the Collingwood Football Club’s cheer squad did not look up as the man he abused addressed him about the impact of his crime.

China’s Foreign Ministry has accused Washington of “pouring weapons into the battlefield”, but also laid the groundwork for an upcoming speech by the Chinese president.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will preview an unclassified version of the defence review by positioning the alliance as a crucial step much larger than the submarine proposal.

The register “seems to be hoovering up a lot of information of marginal utility” while missing the more disturbing forms of foreign influence it was designed to detect, the former prime minister says.