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The former energy minister is the leading the to be appointed to the shadow treasury portfolio in a Peter Dutton led Liberal team, while former foreign minister Marise Payne looks to step down from the frontbench.

The former energy minister is the leading frontrunner to be appointed to the shadow treasury portfolio in a Peter Dutton led Liberal team, while former foreign minister Marise Payne looks to step down from the frontbench.

The ANZ bank is expecting Australias 2.2million minimum wage workers to get a 4.5 per cent pay rise. While that would be the best since 2010. soaring inflation would still mean a cut in real wages.

Labor’s interim ministry is moving with extraordinary haste to implement the anti-working-class agenda demanded of it by Washington and the corporate elite.

No one is measuring the curtains, but the mandarins who run Canberra are bracing for change if Labor wins enough seats to form government.

Secret meetings and subterfuge over many months shored up Australia’s “40-year fantasy” of a mighty nuclear marriage with the US and the UK.

Secret meetings and subterfuge over many months shored up Australia’s “40-year fantasy” of a mighty nuclear marriage with the US and the UK.

In a classic case of misdirection, defence minister calls Guardian Australia a ‘trashy publication’ instead of answering important questions

Australia's leaders have commemorated Anzac Day at locations across the nation, remembering the mateship, courage and devotion of servicemen and women. 

Here's your TL;DR for this morning's news.