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Researchers and Greens raise concerns about ‘national interest test’ introduced by Coalition which Labor has signalled will remain

Tuesday: A new analysis shows the $243bn in tax cuts, due to start in 2024, would benefit Australia’s richest 1% as much as the poorest 65% combined. Plus: moon rocket launch delayed

SDLP MP Claire Hanna has been overseeing the internal review of May's election in which the party suffered significant losses

The Victorian election will be held in three months, on November 26. A Victorian state Newspoll, conducted August 22-25 from a sample of 1,027, gave Labor a 56-44 lead (57.3-42.7 at the 2018 election). Primary votes were 41% Labor (42.9% at election), 36% Coalition (35.2%), 13% Greens (10.7%) and 10%…

Labor hopes together business, unions and the community sector will be able to find ways to lift wages, spur productivity and ease skills shortages

Despite steep rise in number of prisoners on remand, Andrews government hasn’t reviewed bail reforms

Penny Allman-Payne says body would combat climate scare campaigns by giving workers a secure future

Carried out by The Australia Institute, the online survey found two-thirds of respondents thought a ban on junk food advertising during children's TV watching hours would be a good idea, while 71 per cent wanted an end to gambling commercials.

Greens call for immediate pay rises for minimum wage earners; 86 Covid deaths reported. This blog is now closed

Business Council of Australia also calls for migrant intake boost as Greens set up Senate standoff to raise wages in female-dominated industries

As former high court judge Virginia Bell prepares to inquire into Scott Morrison's secret ministerial appointments, questions are being asked about her powers.