Address the mess Albo – fossil super profits and soaring energy bills – now may be your only time
The new Labor government of Anthony Albanese has a unique political opportunity, perhaps a one-off, to reform. The Tory government has slapped a super profits tax on multinational gas giants. Can Labor rep for the people of Australia over its fossil fuel donors? Michael West reports.
Another one for the shame file of scare campaigns
Scott Morrison is rightly being flayed for the last ignomious act of his campaign. Alas such shenanigans have happened before and will happen again. Australian campaigns are littered with last-minute scare campaigns that went wrong.
Maroons hold Albo at bay: Labor goes dim in Sunshine State
The Albanese government’s presence in Queensland will be the lowest for any Labor government in our 121 years of nationhood.
Job done? Not by a long shot!
Australians have voted for change; for action on climate and integrity in government, and a better deal for women. But our job is not done.
University of Sydney reports surplus of $1 billion amid strikes
The University of Sydney reveals an operating surplus of $1.04 billion amid staff strikes to increase the rate of casual staff conversion to full-time work.
Address the mess Albo – fossil super profits and soaring energy bills – now may be your only time
The new Labor government of Anthony Albanese has a unique political opportunity, perhaps a one-off, to reform. The Tory government has slapped a super profits tax on multinational gas giants. Can Labor rep for the people of Australia over its fossil fuel donors? Michael West reports.
The great conservative undead: don’t write off Dutton
It might only take the Coalition adopting a new climate target to get back into the game. Dutton, who must know he’ll get only one election, will decide that winning is more important than pleasing the far right. And winning is something he does.
Big Four global shake-up in wings as EY moves to spin off its audit business
Big Four accounting firm Ernst & Young is moving to spin off its audit business, in a global corporate move which follows a string of scandals and audit failures and has radical implications for the world’s most powerful financial firms. Michael Sainsbury reports.
Cocktail talk: Labor struts both sides of street on energy as Madeleine King mooted for gas ministry
Australia’s new Labor government is committed to a transition to clean energy and a cut in emissions of 43% by 2030. But the MP touted to become the new energy minister is giving forthright backing to the oil and gas industries, reports Callum Foote.
Another one for the shame file of scare campaigns
Scott Morrison is rightly being flayed for the last ignomious act of his campaign. Alas such shenanigans have happened before and will happen again. Australian campaigns are littered with last-minute scare campaigns that went wrong.
Maroons hold Albo at bay: Labor goes dim in Sunshine State
The Albanese government’s presence in Queensland will be the lowest for any Labor government in our 121 years of nationhood.
Job done? Not by a long shot!
Australians have voted for change; for action on climate and integrity in government, and a better deal for women. But our job is not done.
University of Sydney reports surplus of $1 billion amid strikes
The University of Sydney reveals an operating surplus of $1.04 billion amid staff strikes to increase the rate of casual staff conversion to full-time work.
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