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standing at the general election and standing as the next prime minister. in the conservative party was unrecognizable than the party he joined a decade ago. amid continuing confusion in the fate of of one of labor is longest—serving mps, diane abbott. she said she is being banned standing and keir starmer said no decision has been taken. but angela rayner says she sees no reason why she should not be allowed to stand again after chris mason has this report. today, he says he is voti...

While some have welcomed the changes as a step towards fairness and sustainability in the super system, others have accused the government of shifting the goalposts. Labor’s plan to double the tax

As NSW’s Labor Party look to emulate its federal counterparts and win office at the looming 25 March election, Opposition Leader Chris Minns has announced his party’s housing election promises.

Adina Cirson, the Property Council’s acting NSW executive director, has applauded the announcement of the New South Wales Labor Party’s build-to-rent (BTR) election promise. As previously repor

The aim of “Secure Jobs, Better Pay” is to increase wages but it will also strengthen the hand of unions, says specialist lawyer.

With the dust settling on Federal treasurer Jim Chalmers’ budget delivery, a number of key industry stakeholders have now weighed in.    On the evening of Tuesday 25 October, Mr Chalmers announc

Economists have predicted how the budget may impact assets. In light of Labor’s “solid and sensible” federal budget handed down on Tuesday, economists have laid out some of the potential impli

Treasurer Chalmers is due to deliver Labor’s “family-friendly” budget tonight at 7:30 pm. Jim Chalmers is due to deliver a “family-friendly” budget this Tuesday evening, one that recognise

Treasurer Chalmers is due to deliver Labor’s “family-friendly” budget tonight at 7:30 pm. Jim Chalmers is due to deliver a “family-friendly” budget this Tuesday evening, one that recognise

Members of industry have welcomed the Australian Labor Party’s first Budget, particularly applauding its focus on affordable housing.