Federal Labor promises cap on home care administration and management fees
Federal Labor has vowed to put a cap on home care administration and management fees, as well as requiring monthly reports to users in a bid to stop rorting of …
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New laws target protesters blocking roads and bridges
The NSW parliament passed strict new laws on Friday targeting protesters who block roads and bridges. Critics say the laws are “draconian” and fly in the face of the democratic …
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Liberal federal executive endorses candidates for nine NSW seats
The Liberal Party have revealed nine federal candidates for NSW ahead of the upcoming election, with the line-up consisting of mostly women. The state’s preselection of federal candidates has been …
Read MoreNew laws target protesters blocking roads and bridges
The NSW parliament passed strict new laws on Friday targeting protesters who block roads and bridges. Critics say the laws are “draconian” and fly in the face of the democratic …
Read MoreNew laws target protesters blocking roads and bridges
The NSW parliament passed strict new laws on Friday targeting protesters who block roads and bridges. Critics say the laws are “draconian” and fly in the face of the democratic …
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Qld Covid: Second wave sparks massive hospital concern
A second Covid wave continues to threaten the Queensland healthcare system, with elective surgeries cancelled and frontline workers forced to isolate. Queensland Health Minister Yvette D’Ath said in a press …
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‘Huge slap in the face’: Queensland land tax set to increase in flood ravaged areas
Thousands of heartbroken flood homeowners in Queensland could face rate rises after those in flood ravaged suburbs increase by 30 per cent from June. In an updated land valuation released …
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Scott Morrison accused of throwing rule book ‘in the bin’
A court has been told Scott Morrison and Dominic Perrottet effectively sought to throw the NSW Liberal Party’s constitution “in the bin” when they overrode local members to preselect three …
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Victorian government to pay rent for thousands of homes as part of new scheme
Thousands of renters in Victoria will have their rent subsidised by the government in a targeted approach to address housing affordability. In a national first, the government will make at …
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Nurses and midwives move ahead with strike action despite court orders
Thousands of nurses have walked off the job for the second time in less than two months to demand better pay and safer working conditions. More than 20 rallies are …
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