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12 Sep 2014:
Sidelined senator tells corruption inquiry he was not aware FEF money was from prohibited donors and accepts no responsibility
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12 Sep 2014:
Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten want to achieve a landmark reform that would recognise Indigenous Australians in the constitution. But a series of bungles and poor judgments are putting it in peril
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11 Sep 2014:
Party operative says he was directed to drive the cheque from Queanbeyan to Sydney where he handed it to Paul Nicolaou
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11 Sep 2014: Warwick Smith: A consequence of a donation-driven approach to politics is that areas of political debate are in policy areas that the wealthy elite don’t care about, like same sex marriage or abortion
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10 Sep 2014: Laws that limit the capacity of most Queenslanders to object to new mines have been savaged as an attack on democracy
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10 Sep 2014:
Proposed laws that would imprison protesters who disrupt businesses are probably in breach of human rights, say experts
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9 Sep 2014: Former NSW premier says fundraising was not his job and that he hadn’t been ‘big’ since losing a lot of weight
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9 Sep 2014: A new poll reveals the foreign minister is the most popular minister and Joe Hockey is the least popular
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9 Sep 2014:
Correspondence made public by the NSW corruption watchdog reveals a broader malaise within the Australian political system brought on by the scramble for election funding
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8 Sep 2014: Pyne responds to 60 Minutes interview, saying he discussed job possibilities with the then speaker’s aide but made no promises
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8 Sep 2014: Tony Abbott’s chief of staff welcomed approach from Liberal party donor who stood to benefit from carbon tax repeal
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8 Sep 2014:
PM refuses to say whether he or Christopher Pyne had ‘general’ prior knowledge of sexual harassment claim against Peter Slipper
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7 Sep 2014: The former political aide tells 60 Minutes Christopher Pyne promised him a lawyer and political job when he asked for advice about Peter Slipper
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7 Sep 2014: By sticking to the line that his election promises are being kept, the PM seems to think voters will eventually believe him
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7 Sep 2014:
Prime minister says he will repair the budget, which has been criticised for hitting the poorest the hardest
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