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The Indigenous academic and longtime campaigner says she would have no part in a second referendum, as proposed by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.

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Great at multi-tasking and fiercely loyal, the aides of PMs and premiers are curious, high-octane beasts – and little-known outside the corridors of power.

Great at multi-tasking and fiercely loyal, the aides of PMs and premiers are curious, high-octane beasts – and little-known outside the corridors of power.

A bitter legal stoush ends with the Chaser founder losing both the defamation and commercial elements of the two-pronged dispute.

The former Nationals leader and partner and former staffer Vikki Campion’s first official mid-Winter Ball

Anthony Albanese’s premeditated transition from left-wing bomb thrower to centre-road prime minister has been fascinating, infuriating and bemusing to watch, depending on where you reside on the spectrum.

Former Labor MP Belinda Neal, best known for a career-ending incident at Gosford nightspot Iguana Joe’s, keeps trying for a second career with the human rights watchdog.

The factors that led to the defeat of the 1999 republic referendum are not in play this time.

Cricket circles are buzzing over looming changes on the Melbourne Cricket Club’s ruling committee.