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Vision, team, efficiency, and responsible attitude – all were glaringly lacking during the tenure of the previous government. But what about the current one?More than a month has passed, but...

While voters are most focused on cost-of-living issues, the opposition Labor Party has made the election a referendum on the conduct of Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

The federal treasurer was once billed as the future of the Liberal Party and a potential candidate for prime minister.

The opposition has stressed personality over policy to leave itself less open to criticism from the governing coalition.

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/PRNewswire/ -- The Adecco Group, the worlds leading talent advisory and solutions company, today announced Bridges Holmes, the organizations Vice President...

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Today is budget day.  What surprises will Grant Robertson announce to address the country's many and varied problems.  Will Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis be able to sound like they actually understand what is in the budget?  Stay tuned for 2 pm ...

About 20 per cent of Australians admit they risked working while having Covid-19 symptoms to make ends meet, according to a new survey.

Economist Jim Stanford says the cost of producing fuel has not changed, but global market forces are causing soaring prices and bringing record profits to energy giants.