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The Duke of York has reportedly rejected advice to leave the Royal Lodge while its roof is being repaired later this summer

Edinburgh City Poorhouse, which is in the Greenbank part of the capital, provided a "comfortable home for the aged and poor" in its heydey

The Edinburgh City Poorhouse, also known as Craiglockhart Poorhouse, opened in 1870 to provide a "comfortable home for the aged and poor", as well as operating as a reformatory for "the dissipated, the improvident, and the vicious".

Situated adjacent to the City Hospital for infectious diseases, the poorhouse became Greenlea old people's home and has since been converted into apartments - yet its Victorian era legacy remains.

Campaigners say the claim is "ludicrous" and "likely to make the school a laughing stock"

Residents at a Tasmanian facility for people at risk of homelessness speak out about food offerings, including "stale" bread, saying they end up paying for meals that are not up to scratch.

Anthony Albanese has faced backlash for joking he's 'pleased to be back in public housing', referring to his taxpayer-funded Canberra mansion.

The experiences up for grabs include a game of tennis or pool at The Lodge with Anthony Albanese.

"When appropriate, you can turn it up loud."

Western Australia's emphatic support of Labor handed Anthony Albanese the keys to The Lodge. Read through the full list of what the party has promised the state in return.

After standing by Anthony Albanese's side throughout his six-week campaign to become Australia's next prime minister, his partner, Jodie Haydon, has been plunged into the public spotlight. We look at how Albanese and Haydon met, along with her transition into the high-profile role.