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Hanson offers Coalition preference deal in Farrer as Abbott warns of Liberal wipeout
Conservative warrior Tony Abbott hit the streets of Albury on Thursday to convince Liberal supporters to stick with the struggling party.
- Paul Sakkal and Rob Harris
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Labor calls it a win for aspiring home owners. Angus Taylor calls it an ‘assault on aspiration’
The opposition leader argued that winding back negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount would worsen the housing crunch.
- Paul Sakkal
The bestseller and the flop: A tale of two prime ministers
Tony Abbott’s book has already notched $2.2 million in sales, while Scott Morrison’s tome continues to struggle.
- John Buckley and Stephen Brook
- Opinion
- Political leadership
John Howard used nostalgia successfully as a political weapon. Angus Taylor will find it tougher
The pull of the past can be deceptive. It is not only that the past was not the same for everyone. It was often not the past we think we remember, either.
- Sean Kelly
Sky News’ new name and brand revealed at gala event
The outlet has used a star-studded event at News Corp’s Australian headquarters to unveil a refresh, but there was one notable absence.
- Calum Jaspan and Kishor Napier-Raman
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- Australian TV
‘We had death threats’: Looking back at the ABC’s most controversial comedy show
When The Chaser’s War on Everything premiered 20 years ago, it soon became the ABC’s most complained about show.
- Louise Rugendyke
- Opinion
- Liberal Party
New Liberal leader has twin challenges. Fail either of them and he’s toast too
Will Angus Taylor bring the Liberal Party back from the brink, or will he go the way of the Mighty Angus burger at McDonald’s?
- Parnell Palme McGuinness
- Political Sketch
- Political leadership
Taylor versus Ley, the sequel, shapes up as a box-office bomb
Far from the audience-thrilling rituals of political leadership challenges, this one started out as a flop.
- Tony Wright
Conflict inevitable when right to demonstrate is suppressed
There was surely no need for the sort of police brutality seen against people who had set out to join a peaceful protest.
Top judge takes aim at Tony Abbott over ‘misconceived’ social media post
NSW Chief Justice Andrew Bell issued a stern rebuke about the dangers of misinformed criticism of court decisions.
- Michaela Whitbourn