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Bill Shorten tells parliament that using public office to ‘enrich private mates’ is corruption following newspaper report on Coalition MP

Legislation on federal anti-corruption body has passed lower house without amendments to strengthen its powers

Scott Morrison began in politics with few friends and ended with even fewer. In an extract from Niki Savva’s new book, Bulldozed, those who were once closest to the former prime minister speak about feeling used and deceived.

While some still have faith in politics’ ability to self-correct, others hope greater disruption will bring stronger trust

With weather conditions in such a state of flux, it is increasingly harder to trust the computer-based prediction models.

Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley says Victorian premier should not be rewarded with third term after COVID-19 lockdowns; report into Scott Morrison’s secret ministries due. Follow updates here.

Attorney general Mark Dreyfus has approved expenses for six former Coalition frontbenchers

Parliament is moving forward with ending a ban on euthanasia in the ACT and NT; former minister Stuart Robert under pressure lobbying links; Barack Obama headed to Australia.

Senior Liberal MP Stuart Robert was secretly giving advice to Canberra consulting firm Synergy 360 that helped large companies win government contracts.

The attorney-general said it was appropriate to provide financial assistance for Scott Morrison, given the inquiry related to his former duties as social services minister, treasurer and prime minister.