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Newcastle Herald readers have their say

The ACT Electoral Commission is still adamantly opposed to the proposal.

Can we grieve not for a person but for an institution? Should we be angry over possibilities destroyed, young talents denied a chance to flourish? Is there any point in lamenting greed, short-sightedness, the brutality of power?

Newcastle Herald readers have their say

Labor politicians have backed the coalition's religious discrimination bill, albeit with caveats, in two parliamentary inquiries into the contentious laws.

Major parties set to present joint reports calling for the controversial religious discrimination bill to be considered for passage through parliament

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has demanded the Aged Care Services Minister resign or be sacked amid the escalating crisis and death toll in aged care.

Under Labor’s proposed Future Made in Australia Skills Plan, Australians studying in an industry with a skills shortage will be supported through the provision of free TAFE places. This will include 45,000 new places. If Labor does that without expanding the present depleted teaching workforce, we’re likely to see more…

Anthony Albanese calls on the Aged Care Services Minister to resign as the government commissions a task force to analyse deaths in the sector.