The federal budget,if you pay close attention,could reveal Labor’s hand – and its plan to be sensible but boring.
Why would Anthony Albanese and his smart economists,Jim Chalmers and Chris Bowen,want to reverse the bipartisan policy of the past 40 years and take us back to the future?
The emergency housing crisis is emerging as one of the most pressing issues ahead of Friday’s urgent cabinet meeting.
Australia’s police ministers will discuss how they can improve their response to high-risk offenders – which could involve looking at their GPS data,online activity,mental health data or involvement in family law disputes.
Children will be blocked from watching explicit content online under a $6.5 million federal trial as governments attempt to counter the rising rate of violence against women.
Successive NSW governments have underfunded services for domestic violence victims. It now falls to Chris Minns to step up.
There are more than three million Australians in their 20s,yet no one in the House of Representatives is under 30. The party that can fix this stands to win a large tract of voters.
For the second time,the government has folded under pressure on crime and an inability to sell its message. This is more than a political problem.
Speaking after a snap national cabinet meeting,the prime minister said state and territory leaders would meet again to discuss plans to strengthen their justice systems.
There is a jarring disconnect between the political talk and the policy action when Australians are told of the national crisis on violence against women.
The NSW government has left the door open to a royal commission ahead of a crucial meeting of cabinet on violence against women and children.