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The federal police union says the proposed anti-corruption commission is just a “protection racket” for MPs.
Record probe launched
A parliamentary committee will examine ‘sloppy record keeping’ in the public service.
Billions lost in COVID wake
Research shows Australia has lost 1.3 billion working hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Builders slugged for airport plans
The NSW government says it will raise up to $1.1 billion from developers near Sydney's new airport.
Crown labelled 'unsuitable'
Crown says it will open its $2.2 billion casino in Sydney, despite the company facing the cancelation or suspension of its licence.
First charge for interference laws
A Melbourne man has become the first to be charged under Australia’s foreign interference laws.
Neighbours numbers impact kids
Experts say growing up in an impoverished neighbourhood may be bad for kids' brains.
RBA outlines new moves
The Reserve Bank laid out five new measures this week, all in an effort to tackle the ongoing financial crisis.
Debt-ridden council suspended
The NSW Government has suspended the Central Coast Council and brought in administrators to deal with its $89 million debt.
Broke firm scheme slows
Hundreds of victims of dodgy businesses are going broke while waiting for a new compensation scheme.
Inaction costs counted
Economists say Australia will lose more than $3 trillion over the next 50 years if climate change is not addressed.
Targets seen as start only
Experts say the world needs to think beyond renewable energy targets (RETs) to ensure a sustainable future.
ATO warns of reputation risk
The ATO has warned businesses not to use coronavirus subsidies to fund executive bonuses.
Ex-manager jailed
A former Frankston City Council manager has been sentenced to 12 months imprisonment ...
Basic pay could cut poverty
Research finds a universal basic income in Australia would lift thousands out of poverty.
Inclusion study shows 2.5m offline
The latest national digital inclusion report shows many groups continue to miss out on the benefits of being online.