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Could Tim Wilson’s weird desperation to get back in Parliament save Zoe Daniel?

The teal’s prospects in Goldstein are looking pretty good.

Crikey

iPhone 16 preorder delivery dates are already starting to slip – to several weeks for some models

You'll be waiting for 3-4 weeks for some iPhone 16 models now, way beyond the September 20 on sale date.

TechRadar

Morning Mail: teals take aim at Coalition ‘misogyny’, divers seek dead in sunk superyacht, Obamas to take DNC stage

Independent MPs call out poor question time behaviour as data shows ejections spike

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Pratt reports show urgent need for political funding law reform

In the DC movie Justice League, Flash asks Bruce Wayne aka Batman, “What are your superpowers again?” to which Wayne replies, “I am rich.”

The Conversation

I tested 5 AI resume builders to help get a job — here's what happened

Can artificial intelligence help your career? We used five different platforms to create resumes and cover letters for a high-paying tech job.

Tom’s Guide

Australia's safeguard mechanism deal is only a half-win for the Greens, and for the climate

Labor and the Greens on Monday announced a deal to strengthen a key climate policy, the safeguard mechanism, by introducing a hard cap on industrial sector emissions.

The Conversation

Climate 200-backed independent candidate Judy Hannan expected to win Wollondilly in NSW election

The ABC is predicting the seat of Wollondilly will go to independent Judy Hannan, who says voters in her electorate are frustrated by overdevelopment on Sydney's urban fringe.

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Liberals must 'do better' bringing in women: Perrottet

The NSW premier says the Liberal party needs to do better bringing females into its ranks after falling short of its own target of 40 per cent representation.

AAP

Political staffer’s case will test ‘reasonable’ overtime

A federal teal MP's chief of staff will again ask a court to prevent her from being sacked as she raises the stakes in her claim.

The New Daily

Teal MP to keep Sally Rugg employed for next fortnight

Teal MP Monique Ryan and the Commonwealth of Australia have agreed to keep political staffer Sally Rugg employed for two weeks while they enter mediation.

AAP

Big money was spent on the 2022 election – but the party with the deepest pockets didn't win

Nine months after the 2022 federal election, voters finally get a look at how much the parties spent and who funded their campaigns.

The Conversation

Teal MP sued by activist staffer over 'hostile conduct'

Activist and political staffer Sally Rugg has filed a lawsuit against federal Teal MP Monique Ryan for unfair dismissal, alleging "hostile workplace conduct".

AAP

Teal Monique Ryan sued by high-profile staffer Sally Rugg

The independent MP’s chief of staff has filed a case in the Federal Court over an alleged breach of workplace laws.

Crikey

Teal MP Monique Ryan taken to court by staffer Sally Rugg over alleged workplace law breach

Rugg is suing the Kooyong independent in federal court in relation to Fair Work Act’s ‘general protections’ provisions

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Northern Beaches mayor contests safe Liberal seat of Wakehurst in upcoming NSW election

Michael Regan will run as an independent candidate for the safe Liberal seat of Wakehurst which is being vacated by retiring Health Minister Brad Hazzard at the state election in March.

The New Daily

TND’s Newsmakers of the Year: Winner!

The biggest newsmakers – these are the people who grabbed our attention the most in this turbulent year of 2022.

The Conversation

Grattan on Friday: Liberal post-mortem urges party to address flight of female vote – but not by quotas

The Liberal Party’s review of its election rout has highlighted the party’s broad and deep problem with the female vote, but shied away from recommending quotas to elect more women.

The New Daily

Madonna King: While the Coalition ignores these cold, hard facts, it will not win back voters

If Coalition strategists aren’t concerned about this issue, they have no hope of winning back voters next time round.

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Teal named Macquarie Dictionary’s word of the year – ‘an emblem of Australia’s political landscape’

Colour of independent candidates chosen as 2022 winner, while runner-up word ‘truth-telling’ represents year to come, committee says

ABC News

Matt Kean urges Liberal Party to preselect more women ahead of 2023 NSW election

NSW Treasurer Matt Kean has ordered Liberal Party members to "get on board with the program" and preselect more women ahead of March's state election.

The Conversation

If you care about nature in Victoria, this is your essential state election guide

If we learnt anything from the past federal election, it’s that Australians care about climate change and nature. A survey released this week suggests the same dynamic is at play as we head into the Victorian state election.

AAP

Calls mount for gas windfall profits tax

A short-term windfall tax on gas companies would be better solution to the energy crisis than hard-to-reverse price caps, teal independent Kate Chaney says.

AAP

Teal wins could be repeated at NSW poll

Disaffected voters living in traditional Liberal heartland seats in NSW could release a second Teal wave at the upcoming state election in March.

Crikey

Just not cricket: the state election signage wars begin in Victoria

You may remember some profoundly tedious squabbles of signage during the federal election — one Melbourne council is trying to get in early to minimise that ahead of the state election.

The Conversation

Labor's 'sensible' budget leaves Australians short-changed on climate action. Here's where it went wrong

Treasurer Jim Chalmers last night delivered a budget he declared was “solid, sensible and suitable to the times”. But what does a sensible budget look like in a world that is fast running out of time on climate change?

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