A state government is pursuing plans to make artificial intelligence and data centre companies pay money into a community fund, but details are unclear.
Ethan James
CAMERON MILNER: Insecure Anthony Albanese couldn’t let his much smarter Treasurer have a single moment in the sun.
Cameron Milner
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has admitted that his boss, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, overruled him on the issue of the tax office no longer accepting credit card payments.
Stephen Johnson
Anthony Albanese has responded to news of Pope Leo XIV’s lung cancer diagnosis and surgery, saying the pontiff is a “voice for peace”.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he and Anthony Albanese are on the same page about Australian Taxation Office credit card payment changes.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young
The Greens are set to kick Labor's proposed 30 per cent minimum trust tax to an inquiry, giving businesses the chance to protest the proposed changes.
Jacob Shteyman and Lucinda Garbutt-Young
Anthony Albanese has been accused of having a “fetish for humiliating his treasurer” over the delayed credit card tax ban.
Jim Chalmers has delivered a blunt message to his own side, warning against mocking or cancelling One Nation voters.
Paige Fryer
Labor and the Coalition have found rare common ground on Australia’s housing crisis, but their agreement could come as a bitter blow to struggling renters.
Madeline Cove
It’s not just ageing boomers who will suffer. We all will, as a result of the domino effect.
Jessica Page
The property market will likely keep slumping for almost a year, and renters are suffering, but there could be a dim light at the end of the tunnel.
Will Nicholas and Lucinda Garbutt-Young
US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned after the White House asked her to step down over allegations of improper conduct.
Staff Writers
The Opposition has accused Labor of ‘lacking moral fibre’ if it doesn’t hand back a $6,600 donation from homeless charity Ruah, amid claims it could breach charity rules.
Despite months of discussions with WA, the Albanese Government has still not communicated how the State will be affected by the national scheme even as it introduces legislation to Parliament on Wednesday.
Andrew Greene and Sean Smith
Murdoch University Vice Chancellor Andrew Deeks has dismissed a report on the potential amalgamation of three of WA’s public universities as ‘nonsense’ relying on flimsy and flawed evidence.
Bethany Hiatt
The Premier has defended his Aboriginal Affairs Minister and insisted the safety of all children is a priority, as he copped a grilling over child protection in the Pilbara.
Judges are set to enjoy another 3.5 per cent pay rise, as more threaten to quit or move elsewhere over a growing workload.
Global energy giant Shell has slammed the Albanese government’s proposed east coast gas reservation policy, likening it to using a ‘sledgehammer to crack a nut’ for an already functional market.
Andrew Greene
Pauline Hanson has pushed back on criticism of a Liberal MP whose comments were described as “racist” and “misogynist”.
Nathan Schmidt
Despite Labor losing political paint over its budget tax changes, the treasurer says the only way to see off One Nation is to continue the hard work of reform.
Will Nicholas and Jacob Shteyman
Police have detained the top leaders of India's "cockroach" movement after they entered restricted grounds in their latest protest against the election chief.
Pauline Hanson made a pledge to Australia’s business community amid her party’s plan to crack down on migration – with one major catch.
The Greens are set to kick Labor's proposed 30 per cent minimum trust tax to an inquiry, giving businesses more chance to protest the proposed changes.
Jacob Shteyman
