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The opposition has warned the repeal of the cashless welfare debit card will lead to a spike in drug use, violence and anti-social behaviour.

Legislation to end mandatory scheme delayed by death of Queen Elizabeth II but now expected to pass next week

The Albanese government hopes the bill will pass the lower house by Wednesday, allowing about 17,300 cardholders to transition to a more relaxed scheme, or leave it completely by October 4.

There’s no shortage of opportunities this week for channel partners looking to work with government. The ATO needs midrange and data centre se...

Tiffany Overton chose an electric Mercedes rather than a Tesla for ground-breaking solo trip around Australia. Sometimes, though, it was like drinking electrons through a straw.

A wedding on the Sunshine Coast was a good excuse to take our 2015 Tesla on its fourth long trip across the Nullabor. And in NSW we chose the non-Tesla charging route.

Rocket launching is, well, rocket science. What are the safety issues associated with rocket launches, and how are they dealt with?

Abolishing the cashless debit card will not address issues with mandatory income management, an Indigenous financial services company says.

The federal minister’s sense of social justice was forged early in life, then sharpened by the juxtaposition of austere public policy against stories of great personal hardship.

Greens, Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock indicate support for abolition but inquiry will hear from affected communities