Politics and policy
The backbench MP has been dealing with an increased workload for months.
The investment firm's modelling has been sent to a parliamentary inquiry looking into mortgage regulations.
Labor’s bills to improve housing supply are still stuck in the Senate as parliament returns. But internal government briefs show growing pressure to address the demand side of the crisis.
It's going to be a short week in Canberra but by no means a quiet one as debate heats up on housing policy and several RBA officials take the stage.
The prime minister's appearance alongside a candidate in Western Sydney today shows why he may face a battle to keep the focus on his domestic agenda.
With Labor's latest housing policy stuck in the Senate, how would the crossbench treat the issue if given the balance of power after the election?
Revelations that a ministerial staffer lost federal cabinet papers at Doha Airport last year add a layer of intrigue to Labor's controversial Qatar Airways decision.
A locked bag containing cabinet documents was lost at Doha Airport one week before the Albanese government controversially blocked Qatar Airways from launching additional flights to Australia.
With a lack of legal clarity and caselaw on copyright and AI, law firms are trying to push to the front of the advisory pack.
Today’s surprisingly sedate and policy-focused vice-presidential debate was a timely reminder for Australian investors that the US election is on track to be another nailbiter.
There are concerns that Israel's potential response to Iran's rocket attack could plunge the region into all-out war involving the US.
With two consecutive surpluses under its belt, the government may well be tempted to pull the pin on an early election.
The ABS was planning to send out its Census test, including new sexuality and gender topics, just days before the Prime Minister said the questions "weren't appropriate".
Labor will appoint British-born Muslim scholar Aftab Malik as Australia’s first envoy to combat rising Islamophobia.
The political debate about the economy will only intensify with new house prices data and budget surplus figures set to dominate the week ahead in macro.
Wong's comments are the latest sign of growing distance between the Albanese and Netanyahu governments.
Labor MPs were left aghast this week at the government’s response to speculation it was planning to amend negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount.
