Adam Gartrell
The Sydney Morning Herald
Australia
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Seven charts revealing the truth about wages and the Australian economy
The battlelines are drawn ahead of the next federal election, and the facts have never been more important. → Read More
'She's a fraud': Pauline Hanson's book reignites David Oldfield feud
The co-founder of One Nation says not only does Hanson not write her own speeches but "she's never had an original thought". → Read More
Doctors name and shame health insurers as profits and complaints soar
The Australian Medical Association's latest private health insurance report card warns of disturbing industry trends. → Read More
The pledge from Andrew Forrest that helped win over Pauline Hanson
Twiggy' Forrest has pledged to reinvest every dollar saved from the Turnbull government's company tax cuts into jobs and expanding operations. → Read More
High Court snuffs out Labor challenge against Turnbull minister
The court rules the manner of Labor's challenge was illegitimate because there was no referral from Parliament. → Read More
Michaelia Cash could face court over raids as union seeks subpoenas
The Australian Workers Union wants the Jobs Minister cross examined in open court about her role. → Read More
Turnbull government opens door to supporting WTO action against Trump
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has also hosed down speculation Australia may take a more assertive role against China in exchange for tariff exemptions. → Read More
Official connected to Michaelia Cash media leak controversy quits
Mark Lee resigned from the Fair Work Ombudsman last week as a federal police investigation continues. → Read More
Turnbull government warns of 'chaos' as powerful super union takes shape
The new union will have 144,000 members with an estimated $310 million in assets and annual revenue of nearly $150 million. → Read More
'Economy, jobs in jeopardy': Super union gets green light
The government and employer groups have failed in an attempt to derail the merger of the militant national construction and maritime unions into a super union. → Read More
Audit boss Tony Shepherd was paid $50,000 for secret government review
Mr Shepherd's inquiry looked at the future of the troubled Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility. → Read More
Barnaby Joyce charged taxpayers $100,000 for communications in lead-up to byelection
The Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority has released the latest data on politician's spending. → Read More
Barnaby Joyce charged taxpayers $100,000 for communications in lead-up to byelection
The Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority has released the latest data on politician's spending. → Read More
Michaelia Cash forced to withdraw 'disgraceful and sexist' comments about Bill Shorten's staff
The Jobs Minister had threatened to spread rumours about 'young women in Bill Shorten's office'. → Read More
Barnaby Joyce's expenses audited as Nats reel from leadership change
Barnaby Joyce's troubles may not have ended with his resignation with official inquiries into his use of travel and accommodation allowances ongoing. → Read More
Barnaby Joyce's expenses audited as Nats reel from leadership change
Barnaby Joyce's troubles may not have ended with his resignation with official inquiries into his use of travel and accommodation allowances ongoing. → Read More
Bill Shorten signals fight over charity crackdown
Labor says it cannot support proposed government laws that would "silence" or "punish" Australia's not-for-profit sector. → Read More
Nationals MPs push for consensus candidate to replace Barnaby Joyce
Deputy Bridget McKenzie has hinted she wants her colleagues to lock in behind a single candidate, likely to be Michael McCormack. → Read More
Rookie MP considers a last-minute bid to become Deputy Prime Minister
Queensland MP David Littleproud is now the only credible challenger to frontrunner Michael McCormack for the party's leadership. → Read More
Australia slides further in global corruption index in wake of scandals
Dodgy donations, travel rorts and the influence of industry lobbyists have been blamed for Australia's slide in the latest snapshot of global corruption. → Read More