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Barnaby Joyce had ‘real concerns’ provision would have allowed future Labor government to cancel investments in fossil fuels

Defence insists it is committed to buying submarines from the French but has confirmed it is looking at alternatives in case the $90 billion deal falls over.

The Government is scrambling to figure out a solution to Australia's nuclear waste problem with a new bill being passed before the Senate, writes Noel

Lenders have given no indication that responsible lending obligations have clogged the supply of consumer credit, an ASIC commissioner has said, as the regulator eagerly awaits the fate of the laws.

Minister says controversial plan to introduce compulsory independent assessments faces an uphill battle to pass Senate

<strong>Wednesday</strong>: Victoria’s shutdown expected to be extended amid ‘fleeting’ contact transmission. Plus: how the ‘good’ war went bad

More than half (55 per cent) of Tasmanian households with a mortgage are in financial distress, according to new data from consumer advocate group CHOICE.

Independent senator Rex Patrick told attorney general treatment of former tax office worker would dissuade other whistleblowers

The government said that it would continue to work with the Senate crossbench on responsible lending reforms after senator Jacqui Lambie said she would not support the repeal of the obligations.

Opposition and crossbench MPs have attacked Prime Minister Scott Morrison's arrogance and obfuscation after Crikey released a series outlining his long history of lies and falsehoods while in office.