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Business by Matt Young 14th Apr 2021 5:23 AM Scott Morrison is facing yet another wave of backlash over his "disgraceful" moves towards former Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate as pressure surrounds the PM and his inner circle. Ms Holgate told a Senate inquiry she was "suicidal" after the Prime Minister demanded she stand aside from Australia Post during an investigation into a purchase of luxury Cartier watches worth $20,000. Ms Holgate gave four staff members the watches after they secured a multimillion-dollar deal for the...

She’s the former Australia Post CEO who was pushed to resign by the PM. She’s now faced the public with her own damning message.

Why the one and only Tommy loved Ipswich so much Former Ipswich Jets coach Tommy Raudonikis left a lasting impression on his players. Picture: QT archives Rugby League 7th Apr 2021 5:05 PM MICHAEL NUNN THE rugby league landscape has changed forever and we've lost a great rugby league man. You don't even need to say Raudonikis. You just say Tommy and everyone knows who you're talking about. Tommy had a glorious career including 29 Tests, 21 interstate games, one Origin match and two Kangaroo tours. He captained Australia in two Tests, along with the Wests M...

News by Anna Caldwell Premium Content   Malcolm Turnbull wrote directly to the NSW government objecting to the expansion of a coal mine in the Upper Hunter citing his family's nearby 2700 acre grazing property among reasons for his concern. Mr Turnbull and his wife Lucy co-signed the letter which was sent to the NSW planning department last month to object to the Mount Pleasant Optimisation project - a coal mine expansion that would extend the life of the mine to 2048 and create hundreds of local jobs. Malcolm Turnbull, pictured with his wife Lucy, ha...

Liberal and Labor female staffers have united to warn political leaders no one will come forward to an independent review of workplace culture in Parliament House without stronger privacy protections. An open letter signed by 30 women - including former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins and former adviser to multiple Labor leaders, Fiona Sugden - calls on Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Labor leader Anthony Albanese to ensure an independent review into parliament is confidential.   The women have also been backed by the wives of two former prime ministers, Lucy Turnbull and Thér�...