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The Opposition’s housing plan suggests a controversial link between migration and housing supply, aiming to ease the crisis. Experts weigh in on whether this strategy truly addresses the pressing needs of Australians.
Tensions rise in Parliament as two Liberal MPs are ejected during a fierce debate on Labor’s tax policies, with accusations of deception flying between leaders. The clash highlights growing divisions over economic strategies.
ABC journalists will strike for the first time in 20 years over a pay dispute, disrupting news services for 24 hours. Unions argue the proposed pay rise fails to meet inflation and job security concerns.
A disastrous email blunder has South Australia’s Labor government in hot water, while a former Liberal candidate’s inflammatory remarks add fuel to the fire. Political fallout is inevitable as scrutiny intensifies on both parties.
The South Australian Liberals are cautiously backing Labor’s plan to eliminate public school fees, while Labor also aims to expand OSHC services to meet growing demand. Key developments ahead of the March 21 election.
In a bold move for South Australia’s election campaign, Labor unveils a $500 million housing initiative aimed at boosting development and supporting younger buyers. Major changes are on the horizon for the housing landscape.
Matthew Elmas WHAT WAS CLAIMED Labor is introducing a sugar tax. OUR VERDICT False. While a Labor backbencher backs a
Matthew Elmas WHAT WAS CLAIMED Labor redrew the electoral boundaries in the seat of Menzies to guarantee a win. OUR
In a result that reshaped Sydney’s electoral map, Labor’s Zhi Soon defeated Liberal frontbencher David Coleman in the seat of
Kate Atkinson WHAT WAS CLAIMED 710,000 new voters on the electoral roll include migrants who arrived under Labor. OUR VERDICT
