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The ideal is not to shut ourselves off from sympathy with politicians; nor to close ourselves to what we may learn from their lives.

Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says Shadow Assistant Treasurer Stuart Robert could be the "first former minister" to be referred to the National Anti-Corruption Commission. Mr Clennell remarked “It seems possible” that Bill Shorten could refer the matter to the newly formed NACC. “Mr Shorten has asked his agencies to look at whether there is anything untoward around allegations that friends of Stuart Robert were charging $100,000 to arrange meetings.”

Private emails from 2018 show Liberal MP told Synergy 360 boss that donation would need to be declared

Margaret Sheil is not cowed by the enormity of her task in rebuilding confidence in the Australian Research Council after years of political interference.

The ideal is not to shut ourselves off from sympathy with politicians; nor to close ourselves to what we may learn from their lives.

The ideal is not to shut ourselves off from sympathy with politicians; nor to close ourselves to what we may learn from their lives.

The ideal is not to shut ourselves off from sympathy with politicians; nor to close ourselves to what we may learn from their lives.

Readers discuss the premier’s plan to allow pharmacists to reissue pill prescriptions, prescribe antibiotics for urinary tract infections and treat some skin conditions.

Government Services Minister Bill Shorten told parliament he would ask an “eminent Australian” to review Infosys’s $274 million worth of contracts.

The former Coalition minister denies he influenced government contracts, declaring in parliament he had ‘zero involvement’