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Dutton pledges to slash permanent migration to 140,000 a year

Dutton pledges to slash permanent migration to 140,000 a year

In his budget reply speech, the opposition leader intensified a political fight over housing and congestion by vowing to drive permanent migration below Labor’s target.

  • by David Crowe

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Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto settles two defamation cases

Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto settles two defamation cases

The opposition leader had three defamation cases brought against him, but now he’s down to just one.

  • by Rachel Eddie
‘Dereliction of duty’: Coalition tries to push through DV bail laws without reading them

‘Dereliction of duty’: Coalition tries to push through DV bail laws without reading them

Shadow attorney-general Alister Henskens wanted to suspend standing orders to allow new domestic violence laws to pass without consultation.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Liberals’ new game plan to take on teals – and it involves women

Liberals’ new game plan to take on teals – and it involves women

The NSW Liberals ran male candidates in seats where a majority of voters are women. Was it surprising that female teals prevailed?

  • by Alexandra Smith
Liberal MP considers defying party to support Greens bill on no-grounds evictions

Liberal MP considers defying party to support Greens bill on no-grounds evictions

Despite both Labor and the Coalition promising to end no grounds evictions before the last election, neither has moved to end the practice. One Liberal MP is sick of waiting.

  • by Michael McGowan
Coalition wants humanitarian overhaul of deportation bill

Coalition wants humanitarian overhaul of deportation bill

The opposition is demanding the government dramatically rein in its deportation bill with 17 recommended changes up for negotiation.

  • by Angus Thompson
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Men swing support to Dutton as Labor loses ground in battleground states

Men swing support to Dutton as Labor loses ground in battleground states

An exclusive survey shows male voters cut their support for Labor from 37 per cent in the final months of 2023 to 31 per cent in the first months of 2024.

  • by David Crowe
Dutton says there’s a ‘strong argument’ for domestic violence royal commission

Dutton says there’s a ‘strong argument’ for domestic violence royal commission

“I think there’s a strong argument for a royal commission if we know that it’s going to produce the evidence,” the opposition leader says.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
Lou’s Place saves women every day – without a cent from Macquarie Street

Lou’s Place saves women every day – without a cent from Macquarie Street

Successive NSW governments have underfunded services for domestic violence victims. It now falls to Chris Minns to step up.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Young voters aren’t disengaged by choice, we’re missing in parliament

Young voters aren’t disengaged by choice, we’re missing in parliament

There are more than three million Australians in their 20s, yet no one in the House of Representatives is under 30. The party that can fix this stands to win a large tract of voters.

  • by Daniel Cash
Scott Morrison has broken an Australian taboo, and we should be grateful

Scott Morrison has broken an Australian taboo, and we should be grateful

That the former prime minister was an active participant in our toxic political culture should not make us less sympathetic to his own difficulties.

  • by Sean Kelly