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House values have fallen for a seventh consecutive month, federal Liberal MP Stuart Robert has denied breaching the ministerial code of conduct and the proposed Indigenous Voice to parliament continues to dominate headlines.

House values have fallen for a seventh consecutive month, federal Liberal MP Stuart Robert has denied breaching the ministerial code of conduct and the proposed Indigenous Voice to parliament continues to dominate headlines.

There is nothing more tempting for revisionists than an election post-mortem.

Former prime minister Scott Morrison and Marise Payne, a former minister for human services, will appear before the robo-debt royal commission in the next fortnight.

Former prime minister Scott Morrison and Marise Payne, a former minister for human services, will appear before the robo-debt royal commission in the next fortnight.

Readers discuss issues relating to the state election.

Super tax concessions are in the Albanese governments line of sight as it looks for opportunities to boost revenue and repair the budget bottom line.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers hosted about 20 of the nation’s most powerful finance executives for a closed-door meeting to rally support for the Housing Accord.

Shorten warned against “corruption” after telling parliament he had asked for contracts awarded to companies linked to consulting firm Synergy 360 to be checked.

Q+A discusses NDIS, Covid waves, the industrial relations bill and the upcoming Victorian election.