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Teal independent MPs are ramping up pressure on the Albanese government to pursue “brave” tax reform and avoid intergenerational tragedy.
Are the Geelong Cats hunting for a Swan? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Is Sydney Swans chief executive Tom Harley mulling a return to Victoria to lead the footy team he captained to two premierships? The popular Swans boss is on a list of several names thought to be in contention to replace Geelong Football Club chief executive Brian Cook, who will step down at the end of the season. Harley is in good company, even as those close to the executive play down the likelihood he and journalist wife
What Michael Johnsen did next Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Less than two months after quitting NSW Parliament over sexual assault and sexting allegations, former Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen has unveiled his next project. He has put out his shingle as a government relations and strategy adviser. Over the weekend, a shiny new website for the venture called Johnsen Consulting popped up, promising advice and advocacy across all levels of government. Curiously â and perhaps somewhat troublingl...
Former Liberal advisor David Gazzard says Prime Minister Scott Morrison is going back to what was a “well tested program” after it was announced National Cabinet shall convene twice a week. The National Cabinet will meet twice a week to discuss the nation’s vaccine rollout after the program has faced significant challenges. Prime Minister Scott Morrison will meet with state and territory leaders bi-weekly beginning on Monday April 19. “One of the reasons we were so successful in terms of combatting the virus in the first place so that we now have effectively zero transmission, zero ...
Former NSW premier Nick Greiner takes Manhattan We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Marise Payne was curiously reticent to confirm Nick Greiner’s appointment as Australia’s consul-general to New York. The former federal president of the Liberal Party and NSW premier actually touched down in New York earlier this month and was promptly installed at the consul-general’s residence. Mitch Fifield and Nick Greiner. Credit:John Shakespeare “Have been here 10 days and at Beekman [Place],” Greiner happily told CBD on Thursd...