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Is Labor giving into the anti-competitive actions of unions that hurt productivity, push up costs and interest rates, and kill jobs?

To limit the Reserve Bank’s interest rate increases, tens of billions of dollars in extra federal and state government expenditure must be unwound, they say.

Scott Morrison must be feeling either empathy or schadenfreude as he watches Albanese cop bad press for his handling of a rally.

Readers’ letters on ending platitudes about violence against women; why we need negative gearing; Peter Dutton’s nuclear dilemma; Elon Musk’s defence of free speech; and the value of taxing big super balances.

Have we traded one tyranny for another? Instead of the divine right of kings, we have the divine right of parliament. Or worse, the divine right of unelected commissioners, whose 'independent' status allows governments to disassociate themselves while tacitly applauding bureaucratic over-reach

The grieving Melbourne mum didnt hold back in a brutal takedown of the Prime Minister and other politicians during an emotional appearance on The Project on Monday night.

A recently freed detainee from immigration detention has been charged over the 'horrific' bashing of a Perth grandmother...

The opposition leader denied playing politics after a High Court ruling triggered the release of a group o...

The opposition has led calls for the immigration minister to step down following the alleged assault of a...

The causal factors of violence against women and children are well known. Little is new other than cyberstalking and surveillance as tools of abuse. The long-standing problem of agencies competing for inadequate resources does not assist victims or aid in violence reduction. Executive government needs to undertake effective law reform and provide adequate funding for first-class services.