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The 2022 election result is a reckoning for the toxic culture that took hold in the Coalition – one unlikely to change until it embraces quotas.
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The 2022 election result is a reckoning for the toxic culture that took hold in the Coalition – one unlikely to change until it embraces quotas.
The Greens have promised the incoming Albanese government stability, as an incredible showing in Queensland added at least three members to the party’s ranks in Canberra.
The 2022 election result is a reckoning for the toxic culture that took hold in the Coalition – one unlikely to change until it embraces quotas.
<strong>Exclusive:</strong> John Griffin is registered on the federal lobbyist register and works for the government relations firm Barton Deakin
Return of Real Housewives confirms health of celebrity ecosystem We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The local economic recovery will be, we are told, patchy. But the revival of the celebrity economy received a substantial shot in the arm on Wednesday with the launch of season five of reality-television guilty pleasure The Real Housewives of Melbourne. The venue was the modernist Carousel function centre on Albert Park Lake, which was fittingly, as host Joel Creasey reminded us, “the same venue where Rebecca...