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The Liberal and National Parties' fervent embrace of nuclear energy raises questions about waste, workforce, and local acceptance.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton proposes restrictions on foreign investors buying existing Australian homes, aiming to boost home ownership and curb competition at auctions.

The federal treasurer says there is "no equivalence" between the actions of Hamas and Israel's president, after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese avoided saying so yesterday.

Australia now has a bipartisan policy to pretend to reduce immigration, with both Liberal and Labor contributing to the mess.

Morrison stumbles on a book tour, plus a twist in the sordid drama of NSW Lands and Property Minister Steve Kampers infamous dinner date.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been copping it from all sides for his $300 energy rebate, as he should.

A new CSIRO report on energy is bad news for Peter Duttons nuclear power plan. But it also discredits the governments carbon capture plan.

The Budget has been handed down. The Opposition Leader has delivered his Budget Reply. Where does that leave us?

The shadow treasurer suggests net migration cuts may be shallower than those stated by the opposition leader

Insisting it is consistent with migration targets announced last week, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor announces the Coalition would cut total migration by 25 per cent during its first term of government.