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The opposition leader is leaving it very late to flip the switch from resentment to solutions

More scrutiny of the outgoing RBA governor’s views on interest rates, profit-gouging and rent controls would have been welcome at his final appearance before parliament

Australia has devolved into a US client state — and it seems the Albanese government has little interest in reversing this trend.

While the situation might not be quite as blatant as it was under the Coalition, Labor is still more than happy to look after its big-spending friends.

The former PM will fade to ‘a distant memory of a small man, following other small men’, Crikey readers say. And the sooner the better.

A Queensland company owned by a family that has donated tens of thousands of dollars to the Liberal National Party was given a five-year $1.82 billion contract to operate refugee services on Nauru, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s springtime travel schedule points to an October 14 Voice to Parliament referendum.

It’s hard to sympathise with powerful people hounding out innocents — which is why the Coalition wanted us to know the Robodebt Royal Commission was a political witch-hunt. Poor Donald Trump wants us to know he’s the victim of a witch-hunt, too.

Crazy brave, or just crazy? If, as seems likely, the opposition embraces nuclear power in its 2025 election policy, it will be taking a huge political gamble.

The former government committed $156 million to the project in last year's budget.

Over 4,000 people have been displaced after fires fanned by Hurricane Dora tore through the historic town of Lahaina

Patients will be able to buy two months of medicine from pharmacies for price of one, saving more than $1.6bn over four years