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Data from JWS Research has revealed that three quarters of Australians would prefer the government focus efforts on the cost of living crisis over the upcoming referendum on The Voice.

A health educator and an Aboriginal community worker are vying to spring another byelection upset in a Liberal stronghold.

The Kremlin has consistently warned against continued arms deliveries to Kiev.

Readers respond to the push to reduce speed limits; how the Yes campaign may revive its fortunes; and Simon Crean’s legacy.

In a speech to be delivered in Darwin, Chalmers says the government had been deliberate in its estimate in the budget. Now, “We’re in a significantly better position than we forecast.”

The budget surplus for this financial year will be “significantly” higher than the $4.2 billion forecast last month, thanks to revenue from the jobs boom, sustained high prices for commodities and company profits.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong said on Tuesday she was disappointed by criticism of the governments $74 million military aid package to Ukraine from the countrys opposition.

Peter Dutton is falling behind Greens leader Adam Bandt as the preferred prime minister among voters under 55 and women.

Anthony Albanese has urged the voters of Fadden to consider the chequered history of departed minister Stuart Robert at next month’s byelection.

Gambling harm experts say advertisements can encourage young people and those with gambling problems to seek out betting when they would otherwise abstain.