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Speaker Joy Burch is threatening to take the ACT's workplace watchdog to court after COVID-19 fears led to a ban on hearings and committee meetings.

MORNING BRIEFING: The Australian Rugby League Commission nears a decision on which state will hold this year's grand final, with a choice potentially being made by the week's end.

GPs are warning that your days of finding a bulk-billing doctor could be numbered, with some arguing that without a major injection of Medicare funding they will be forced to charge patients hefty out-of-pocket fees.

The prime minister has made claims Australia must be more self-reliant.

Analysis: As questions are asked of Labor, David Elliott and Matt Kean were busy criticising each other

Britain's main opposition Labor Party called on Monday for the energy price cap to be frozen this autumn to help the public deal with another expected surge in fuel bills during the worst cost-of-living crisis in decades. Labor leader Keir Starmer said his party, if in power, would cap energy…

Labor warns gas companies on local crisis, but no big stick. Yet.

Singleton's elected councillors have been named after a by-election brought-on by a court ruling that the local government area's December 2021 poll was invalid.

Chris Minns says colleagues raised concerns over weekend, after Secord apologised for ‘shortcomings’

High-profile NSW Labor frontbencher Walt Secord is facing an investigation after standing aside from the shadow ministry amid allegations he bullied staff.

The senior Labor frontbencher is the first politician to step down following the release of last week's Broderick review into parliament's culture.