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No more captain’s picks or complaint calls about negative stories, communications minister says. Plus: the ‘sixty-three, sixty-four, seventy-five’ Wimbledon match

The Federal Government has banned blind trusts, which are a way for people to donate anonymously to ministers, in its new code of conduct.

Former Hurstville councillor Clifton Wong is found dead in an office building in Sydney's inner west two days after giving evidence at a corruption inquiry. Police say his death is not suspicious.

U.S. Rep. Andy Levin and U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens are running in a Democratic primary for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District on August 2, 2022. This race is one of several incumbent-vs.-incumbent primaries occurring for the U.S. House in 2022 as a result of congressional redistricting.

Minister for women says mission to improve workplace conditions is urgent and will not ‘die a little slow death’

Changes come after Labor criticised Porter for not declaring who contributed to fund he used to pay for ABC defamation case

It was a sharp contrast. Similar disasters, very different politics.

For almost a decade under the former Coalition government, Treasury did not model the economic impacts of climate change. The new government is ordering the practice to be resumed.

The Queensland government has been called for the Opposition Leader David Crisafulli to apologise for his commentary about a laptop, but he's doubled down.

Federal Education Minister Jason Clare has committed to a “reset” of relations between government and universities, and promised more effort to boost the proportion of students from disadvantaged backgrounds, in a major speech on higher education.

Budgetary independence for corruption commission and wider ability to investigate also sought amid crossbench concern at omitted reforms