politics
Labor not ruling out negative gearing changes
A government source said it would make sense to consider changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax together, but that no decision was close to being made. Source link
Sussan Ley officially resigns two weeks after being ousted as Liberal leader — as it happened
Two weeks after losing the Liberal leadership, Sussan Ley officially handed in her resignation letter. Source link
Albanese's caucus unity comes at a cost for Labor
Behind the scenes, the troops are carefully managed. Opinions are expressed at factional meetings and the prime minister meets with the factional conveners. Source link
Childcare centres that failed standards to remain secret unless funding cut
Nine childcare services that have failed to lift standards will only be named if the federal government decides to cut their taxpayer funding. Source link
One word unravels Albanese's week
The prime minister was this week evacuated from the Lodge over a bomb threat and later got stuck in a tit-for-tat with a former Australian of the Year. Source link
Australians will receive mobile alert in July under new emergency trial
Most Australians will receive a mobile phone alert in July this year, as part of a nationwide test of a new emergency warning system. Source link
Children of ‘ISIS brides’ become a political hot potato
The fate of the “ISIS brides” is inextricably linked to constitutional facts but the debate about their future is not taking place in a legal chamber — it is being fought in the court of public opinion. Source link
'A patronising cop-out': Grace Tame responds to PM 'difficult life' apology
Grace Tame criticises Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s qualified apology after he described her as “difficult”, saying “what a patronising cop-out”. Source link
How much compromise is too much? Labor's capital gains conundrum
The hints are getting less subtle and Labor’s plans on capital gains tax are becoming clearer, but a proposal laden with compromises risks undermining any intergenerational argument. Source link
'A very big day': Mardi Gras route joins Great Barrier Reef and Bondi Beach
Nearly half a century on from the first Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, which ended in violence, the route through the CBD has been recognised as part of Australia’s heritage. Source link