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The private company of the man who was CEO of PwC Australia during the entire tax leaks affair has received over $6.2 million in taxpayer funds in just the past two years.

What was touted as a means to the end of terrorism has led to the death and torture of innocents and a violation of global human rights.

New legislation seeks to exempt nuclear power plants onboard submarines from crucial environmental protection acts.

One in six migrants are paid less than the national minimum wage according to a new report by the Grattan Institute, which says governments has failed to stop exploitation, with sexual harassment, bullying, and unsafe working conditions also rife.

As online scams become more sophisticated and frequent, a new body will be established to prevent consumers from falling victim to criminals.

The coming months will be fraught for immigration policy and administration as the Government tries to fix the mess inherited from the Coalition.

This weekend marks a year since Anthony Albanese defeated Scott Morrison at the election. 12-months on, what has Labor achieved in Government?  Meanwhile, turmoil at home has forced US President Joe Biden to postpone his trip Down Under. Charles Croucher, Chief Political Editor for 9News and former US Correspondent joins Patricia Karvelas and Fran Kelly on The Party Room.

While the Liberal Party continues its push for nuclear power in Australia, there are many reasons why renewables are a far better option.

With reports of GPs struggling to keep up with the costs of running their practices and increased out-of-pocket fees to patients, urgent Medicare reform requires thinking outside the box.

According to his defence lawyer, Bruce Lehrmann has always protested his innocence — unlike anyone accused of any crime, ever.