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Mark Dreyfus reassures independent MPs that anti-corruption bill will include a broad scope for investigations and public hearings

When the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was established almost a decade ago, it was envisaged people with disability would be empowered consumers. It was hoped their customer insights would shape new services designed to meet their specific needs and preferences.

Everyone involved in public policy knows we need some serious tax reform, but there’s no sign of anyone with the ticker to do it.

Hobart's outer northern and southern suburbs are experiencing significant demand for social and public housing — far outstripping supply — including hundreds of applications for family-size houses.

Parliamentarians, on base salaries of at least $211,250, will receive average cut of $10,000 in first year according to modelling

From the time it was created, the mechanism has been subject to obfuscation. Labor is about to try and make it work, but it won’t be smooth sailing

The main part of the anti-corruption bill will allow for retrospective investigations into a range of wrongdoing.

Perrottet 'bout to start sweating again.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet says the next state election will be "very close" and is playing up his track record on natural disasters and the pandemic.