O'Neill's bill includes CGT changes and negative gearing cuts alongside worker tax breaks. Critics see it as a political wedge, while supporters argue it's about fairness and economic stability.
The decision to boost the minimum wage by A$186 weekly comes as economic woes push voters towards One Nation. The real crunch is whether this modest increase will truly alleviate financial strain on low-income families and workers alike, or if it's just a political band-aid.
A recent national survey shows the far-right political group, One Nation, now leads Labour Party support. This shift marks a significant turn for Australia's politics.
The Australian government has filed a lawsuit against chemical giant 3M for contaminating defense bases with toxic PFAS chemicals, seeking over $2 billion in damages.
Paul Brereton, the outgoing National Anti-Corruption Commissioner, claims that staff are 'terrified' of making mistakes as he steps down due to ongoing investigations.
