If Labor is using gendered violence for factional warfare, it won't end well.
Labor has indicated it is willing to negotiate on the Coalition's income tax plan, and Peter Dutton calls for "sensible discussion" about plans to create new espionage powers. It's the news you need to know, with Rachel Withers.
Crikey readers discuss Labor's stance on security agencies, NIMBYism and Australian trade protectionism.
Good morning, early birds. Embattled union boss John Setka is pushing back amid warnings he will be sacked unless he resigns, and Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo is counselled for his "inappropriate" and "intimidating" post-raid phone call. It's the news you need to know, with Rachel Withers.
The number of religious Australians may be in decline, but it won't help Labor much in the short term.
Even with Labor's incoming support, the government's plan to give tax cuts to the wealthy won't prop up a lagging economy beset by poor growth and stagnant wages.
Mapping electorates by wealth gives us a fascinating picture of who voted against Labor and what that means for the next election.
Old grudges and factional maneuvering are complicating the NSW Labor leadership race between Chris Minns and Jodi McKay.
Good morning, early birds. Labor's new post-election frontbench has made its debut, and the government pushes Solomon Island investments in a bid to ward off China's Pacific growth. It's the news you need to know, with Rachel Withers.
Crikey readers discuss Labor's next step and the ABC's silence on Witness K.
