News & Views ‘Extremely proud’: Ngarrindjeri artist Amanda Westley’s art gifted to new Pope Ngarrindjeri artist Amanda Westley didn’t know one of her art works was gifted to Pope Leo XIV by Anthony Albanese.
News & Views What we know about Dr Anne Aly, the new Minister for Small Business Dr Anne Aly has been promoted into Labor’s new cabinet and given the small business, multicultural affairs and international development portfolios.
News & Views From DMs to a dining table: What I know about a PM who’s serious about universal early childhood education and care During the election, when asked about his legacy, the Prime Minister didn’t hesitate: universal, affordable early childhood education and care.
Ed's Blog The work is far from over if we keep Peter Dutton and the Coalition out The first step is preventing a Dutton Government. Next comes holding a second-term Albanese Government to account and remaining vigilant.
Local ‘The big vision’: Anthony Albanese pledges to support a flat-fee childcare system For the first time, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced his support for a flat-fee system of universal childcare.
News & Views Dutton ‘most likely’ PM according to polling: Here’s how it could happen Australia is on course for a hung parliament, polling shows, with the Coalition predicted to be in the best place to form government.
News & Views Offended by Grace Tame’s t-shirt? You need a reality check Grace Tame’s protest against Murdoch was roundly welcome. She took a public stand that most of us don’t have the platform to do.
News & Views Albanese says Australia has a ‘clear choice’ between optimism and negativity In his first major speech of the year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has outlined his re-election pitch, saying voters have a clear choice.
News & Views Say goodbye to the activity test: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to guarantee three days of subsidised childcare Parents may no longer have to be subject to the controversial “activity test” to determine their eligibility for childcare subsidies.
News & Views A ‘game-changer’: Plan to slash HECS-HELP debts by 20 per cent to benefit women, young people The government has unveiled a new policy to wipe billions of dollars in student debt, a move that will largely benefit Australian women.
Local Why do the PM’s alleged Qantas upgrades matter? Independents point to broader transparency issues Political transparency questioned after claims that Anthony Albanese sought Qantas flight upgrades. Independents call for lobbying reform.
News & Views ‘Justice’: 12,000 early childhood educators to receive pay rise by Christmas Early childhood educators can expect a pay rise when the final stage of the multi-employer bargaining application is set to be signed off.