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The Coalition breakup gets messy as infighting and leaking begins

The Coalition breakup gets messy as infighting and leaking begins

We all know a couple who part ways, and suddenly both people have totally different stories about why.

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Australia’s $3 million superannuation tax: who it hits and how it works

Australia’s $3 million superannuation tax: who it hits and how it works

It sounds boring, but stick with us. The federal government is rolling out a new tax on superannuation balances over $3 million. While it seems targeted at the ultra-wealthy, there’s a catch: over time, average Australians might start getting hit too.

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Newspapers spent 30 years picking winners. That streak's over.

Newspapers spent 30 years picking winners. That streak's over.

A new report has confirmed what plenty of voters have long suspected: newspaper endorsements don’t swing elections like they used to.

Analysis

Australia's productivity problem is screwing you over

Australia's productivity problem is screwing you over

From AI to corporate tax, here’s what the the productivity commission is doing to kickstart Australia’s economic engine.

Politics

Energy Australia apologises after greenwashing lawsuit

Energy Australia apologises after greenwashing lawsuit

Energy Australia has reached a settlement with climate advocacy group Parents for Climate, after being accused of misleading customers through its “Go Neutral” product.

Environment

Marine life smashed by toxic algae in South Australia - and the rest of Australia should be paying attention

Marine life smashed by toxic algae in South Australia - and the rest of Australia should be paying attention

Hundreds of dead marine species. Murky green waters. Closed oyster farms. A massive algal bloom is wreaking havoc off the coast of South Australia.

Environment

The media’s open secret: Why so many journalists end up in politics

The media’s open secret: Why so many journalists end up in politics

A curious trend has long linked journalists and politicians: when many media workers leave the industry, they don’t disappear—they reappear behind the scenes of power.

Politics

New majority, old problem: Will Albanese finally tackle gambling reform?

New majority, old problem: Will Albanese finally tackle gambling reform?

Australians lost $32 billion to gambling between 2022 and 2023, or about $1,500 per person. And now, with a new majority government in place, pressure is building for action.

Politics

No, Australia isn’t changing P-plate laws — Here’s how people were fooled by fake news

No, Australia isn’t changing P-plate laws — Here’s how people were fooled by fake news

You might’ve seen viral TikToks and headlines claiming Australia’s P-plate laws are about to get stricter in August. But after five minutes of fact-checking? It’s clear: it’s all nonsense.

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