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Imagine gonzo journalist Norman Gunston as the host of this country’s great constitutional crisis: before, during and beyond. The “little Aussie bleeder” as a time traveller able to be present at cataclysmic national moments feels entirely plausible, considering Gunston wielded a microphone on the steps of Old Parliament House on November 11, 1975, just as prime minister Gough Whitlam emerged to rail against the governor-general, Sir John Kerr, for sacking his government.

A COUNCIL faces a £10,000 court costs bill after admitting it at erred in law over plans for one of Scotlands biggest proposed demolition projects.

Labor’s campaign may be heading for failure, but potential post-referendum pitfalls are not confined to the Albanese government.

What would the first Aboriginal parliamentarian have thought of the voice to parliament? None of us can ever know – not even George Brandis

 Danielle Wood has proposed an ambitious reform agenda that would push more of the tax burden on to older Australians.

Australians would pay less for a German petrol or diesel-powered car should a free trade deal with the European Union be reached by the end of 2023 after five years of tense negotiations.

Australians should be forced to pay inheritance tax for the first time in 40 years, the incoming adviser to the Canberra government has suggested.

Mr Kukah says it is not true that history has been taken out of the Nigerian school syllabus.

Mr Kukah says it is not true that history has been taken out of the Nigerian school syllabus.

Our reviewers run a critical eye over the latest shows and concerts around town.