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Video
(2min 21sec),
12 Sep 2014:
Deputy opposition leader Tanya Plibersek has slammed the effect of the budget on low income women and called for wage increases for people such as social workers employed in the community sector. Plibersek said the Abbott government is also attacking the superannuation earnings of women and low earners
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12 Sep 2014: The major parties have accused each other of handing out more grant dollars to marginal electorates. Our analysis shows that they’re both right
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11 Sep 2014:
It’s disingenuous, but Daniel Andrews’s rethink on the road project puts it in the hands of the voters
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11 Sep 2014: Shadow treasurer confirms Labor would not renege on deals they didn’t like, for ‘sovereign risk’ reasons
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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:
Australian foreign minister joins UK and US in opposition, saying the move is ‘unhelpful so soon after the Gaza conflict’
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10 Sep 2014: The former prime minister spent a day under oath over her involvement in the ‘slush fund scandal’. And nothing new emerged
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10 Sep 2014: Opposition groups say changes could mean fewer jobs for Australians, but business welcomes the proposals
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9 Sep 2014:
Senate leader Glenn Lazarus says party will oppose changes to the fee structure and any increases to the cost of Hecs
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Video
(4min 07sec),
9 Sep 2014:
It has been a year since the Abbott government was elected, and The Roast team have a few nice words for pretty much no one
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9 Sep 2014: Labor leader says national security would be compromised and jobs would be pushed offshore
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9 Sep 2014:
Opposition leader takes up Sam Dastyari’s push for a fresh look at the idea of resource rent as the mining tax is abolished
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9 Sep 2014: Former Slater and Gordon boss says he believed her when she denied union funds paid for her home renovations
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9 Sep 2014: Former Labor immigration minister says that claims his office asked for ‘the youngest looking children’ to be sent to Manus as a deterrent are inaccurate
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9 Sep 2014:
Andrew Herington, an adviser to groups opposed to the controversial link, asks whatever happened to the pledge of a cost-benefit analysis for big projects?
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