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Manufacturing is on the “precipice of a critical time” as the sector faces one of the biggest challenges in the transition to a net zero economy, but heavy industry-led research say once the code is cracked it will “flow through to jobs and investment”. → Read More
Australians are being warned never-before-used quarantine powers will be enforced to contain localised outbreaks of Covid-19. The Attorney-General says this is what people need to know. → Read More
TIM Nicholls says both candidate personalities and party policies will affect how the LNP will preference One Nation in different seats across the state. → Read More
PEOPLE looking up material on how to undertake terror attacks could be charged even before reaching the stage of plotting strikes under tough new laws to be proposed this week. → Read More
SENATOR Malcolm Roberts and his sister will be questioned in the High Court sitting in Brisbane today over his former British dual citizenship, which could make him ineligible for Parliament. → Read More
ENERGEX and Ergon would develop the ability to remotely turn down customers airconditioners and power in peak times, in a radical bid to reduce pressure on the system and lower electricity bills. → Read More
DEPUTY Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has been nominated to be New Zealander of the Year, according to media reports from across the ditch. → Read More
OVER half of Australians support banning the burqa in public places, according to a new poll sparking Senator Pauline Hanson to call for the question to be added to national postal plebiscite. → Read More
GLOBAL internet giant Facebook, which brings in 27 billion a year, is paying news publishers an average of just 100 a day to use their content, a Senate committee has heard. → Read More
SENATORS across the political divide, including Labor, Coalition, Greens, Nick Xenophon and Jacqui Lambie, have called out Senator Pauline Hansons burqa ban speech. → Read More
LABOR is ramping up pressure on the Government as Opposition Leader Bill Shorten continues to make a series of big-ticket announcements, including a crackdown on wealthy Australians. → Read More
ONE Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson announced this morning that her party will back the Federal Government’s $18.6 billion school funding package. → Read More
AUSTRALIAS lowest paid workers will get a 22 a week pay rise, which has angered both business and union groups. → Read More
RESOURCE companies will be restricted from exporting gas under a radical intervention by the Turnbull Government in a bid to safeguard the domestic supply and keep prices down. → Read More
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been branded an “Aussie gold digger” by a rebel Kiwi MP who could hold the balance of power in the New Zealand parliament later this year. → Read More
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull touched down in the tourist city Queenstown today to rekindle the Aussie-Kiwi bromance with New Zealand’s new Prime Minister. → Read More
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull will kick off a two-day Queensland blitz in Toowoomba this morning. → Read More
DAWSON MP George Christensen has warned he could split from the LNP if the Turnbull Government does not “start being more loyal to the voters”. → Read More
THE High Court has had appointed it’s first female Chief Justice, Queenslander Justice Susan Kiefel. → Read More
DEPUTY Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has shut down a report recommending the introduction of a sugar tax to battle the nation’s obesity problem. → Read More