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Auditor general’s scathing findings provided to watchdog ‘for their information’ after Labor threat

Peter Dutton linked the end of the cashless debit card to increasing crime in Alice Springs. But there's one major problem with his claim.

The exclusion of Labor areas from urgent bushfire recovery funds could be sent to the corruption watchdog if ex-MP John Barilaro fails to answer questions.

Barnaby Joyce says Labor has not released the detail of the wording change to the constitution for the Voice to Parliament. Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

A group of 25 Republican attorneys general sued Labor Secretary Marty Walsh and the Labor Department over a Biden administration regulation that gives retirement plan sponsors more freedom to consider environmental, social and governance factors when selecting investments.

The prime minister will go ahead with the referendum even without bipartisan support, he tells us

At the New South Wales election on March 25 a 12-year-old Coalition government will be seeking re-election.

Republican state attorneys general are trying to block a Labor Department rule easing the path for investors to consider ESG criteria.

Jim Chalmers likes to say we need national “conversations” about the economic issues facing the country. Now, just as the new parliamentary year is set to begin on Monday, Chalmers has bought himself a doozy of a conversation, with his essay advocating we embrace “values-based capitalism”.

Former PM says if operation of nuclear subs depends on US then that is ‘a momentous change which has not been acknowledged’

An inquiry has been told the academic performance of NSW school students has dipped due to a lack of teachers, as Labor pushes to ban phones in classes.