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With annual inflation reaching a 32-year high over the September quarter, food staples were hit hard and its going to get worse.

Resources Minister faces protesters before addressing Hunter Coal Festival lunch

The former Labor powerbroker, who entered parliament in 2002, left the party in mid 2020 after he was sacked from cabinet over allegations he was involved in branch stacking.

Hospital funding is in the spotlight on the local and national stage.

In response to the horror stories of abuse and neglect from the Royal Commission into Aged Care, the new federal Labor government has made legislative changes. Prior to this, Australia’s most recent aged-care reforms were enacted a decade ago. The focus, however, is still largely on residential care homes, so…

Opposition leader Chris Minns says measure recommended by NSW Crime Commission needs further consideration

Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet says alleged leak relates to national security committee deliberations

The Victorian state election will be held in four weeks, on November 26. A Resolve poll for The Age, conducted October 20-24 from a sample of “more than 800”, gave Labor a 59-41 lead over the Coalition.

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has reached a deal with state and territory ministers which he says will put downward pressure on gas prices.

A news.com.au poll on vaccine satisfaction was shared dozens of times in online groups populated by anti-vax activists, some with direct call outs encouraging manipulation of the results.

Labor's industrial reforms on the table