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Coal generators have begun receiving up to $1 billion in federal compensation for a price cap designed to help consumers, a figure nearly double initial estimates.

Despite the Voice being rejected by over 60 per cent of voters at Octobers referendum, Thomas Mayo said that without it there would not be progress in Indigenous welfare.

Hats off to David Warner, a champion who ended up as nearly the highest run scorer for Australia.

Australia’s 3.5 million rooftop solar installations are pumping out so much energy on sunny days, they’re forcing large-scale wind and solar farms – as well as coal plants – to reduce generation.

While December is seen as Canberra’s killing season, it is often in January when the real political carnage can occur.

“Just an absurdity,” the prime minister said of questions about whether he spoke about the foreign airline’s market access bid with the former Qantas boss.

By Nathan Schmidt for Nca Newswire

Lawyer Stephanie Hunt says the community wants relatable candidates who understand cost-of-living pressures.

There is no shortage. The real problem is excessive demand, and maybe we could just settle for less.

While the Coalition dwells on pessimism and negativity, PM Albanese is continuing to lead the Labor Party to another victory in the next election.