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QCOSS and other tenant advocacy groups support the new rental measures but urge landlords to do the right thing, saying there is still ‘more work to do’ around housing reform

Adam Bandt says ALP not progressive and is ‘making economic decisions Scott Morrison would have been proud of’

Legislative council’s even split of political leanings means Labor will need to work with conservatives to pass legislation

Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young says Labor support for recommendations is a ‘huge blow’ to companies trying to frack in the NT

While general financial wisdom once suggested Help-Hecs debt was fine to pay down slowly, the current economic climate may rewrite the rules for some

Residents have gathered outside a Sydney council meeting to protest its decision to fly the Israeli flag, which has sparked outrage.

Australia’s coal-fired power stations are exiting the grid. This transition is already well underway, as cheaper renewables displace coal and older generators close. Australia’s oldest coal plant, Liddell, is about to close. Eleven coal-fired power plants closed between 2013 and 2020, and at least seven others are slated to close…

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All four parties in the council have revealed their plans as voters prepare for Wirral's biggest local election

A Senate inquiry rejects a proposal to freeze indexation on the student loans, meaning they could increase by up to 7 per cent in June.

Both parties are bringing in big names to drum up support over the weekend