Multinationals will be called to face supermarket probe,unemployment figures are up with concerns turning to inflation and the prime minister flags HECS changes.
The IMF has urged the treasurer to counter Chinese downturn,social media giants face big fines for misinformation and defence spending is set to soar over the next decade.
Australia’s defence spending to be released today,house prices soar on global debt scale and Julian Assange extradition talks continue.
Home affairs warn people smugglers could exploit visa bans,the environment minister is scaling back reforms and Alice Springs youth ban ends.
Up to eight people who were injured in the Bondi Junction attacks remain in hospital,judgement to be handed down in Bruce Lehrmann defamation case and supermarket probe continues.
Former prime minister Scott Morrison pushed $500 million project before business case done,the defence minister will visit Ukraine and OJ Simpson dies.
US President Joe Biden says he is considering a request from Australia to drop the decade-long US push to prosecute Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and in a bid to define the economic agenda of the next election,Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will put a new law to federal parliament that promises a “future made in Australia”.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has cleared the ground for a pivotal debate on the conflict in the Middle East by suggesting Australia could recognise a Palestinian state and a beefed-up competition watchdog will be given more powers and financial support to vet and block planned mergers.
Dutton pushes back on PM appointing special adviser to Israel investigation,foreign policy guru believes Donald Trump will see AUKUS deal as ‘win-win’ and debate on supermarket code continues.
Major supermarkets face huge fines after review,boat arrival in WA sparks border protection row and AUKUS could expand to include Japan according to reports.
A ‘foreign’ battalion could help the ADF deal with a recruitment crisis,Israel may offer payments to families of slain aid workers and the Bruce Lehrmann case resumes.