2 h. ago Six arrested over child sexual exploitation in South Australia

Six men were arrested for alleged child sexual exploitation in a joint operation between South Australia Police and the AFP.

Events

4 h. ago As Coalition slumps to new low, poll shows minor party reaping the benefits

The Resolve Political Monitor has found that Labor has slipped from its stratospheric highs and the Coalition is plumbing the depths of political unpopularity.

Politics

4 h. ago As Coalition slumps to new low, poll shows one minor party is reaping the benefits

The Resolve Political Monitor has found that Labor has slipped from its stratospheric highs and the Coalition is plumbing the depths of political unpopularity.

Politics

6 h. ago Nothing good for Liberals in Kiama, but Labor can’t take victories like this for granted

Labor is kicking with the wind, but its thumping victory in the Kiama byelection doesn’t translate statewide.

Politics

17 h. ago Price wasn’t racist, but she did expose what turns off voters

By suggesting the ALP is importing Indians to vote Labor, the Liberal senator was making a lame excuse for Coalition losses. Voters see a navel-gazing Coalition obsessed with political games.

Politics

28 h. ago Tense wait for Labor frontrunner as polls close in Kiama byelection

A Liberal loss in Kiama could be the trigger for “mischief-makers” in the party to heap pressure on Opposition Leader Mark Speakman.

Politics

34 h. ago ‘Independent’ voters, 13 candidates and the spectre of Ward: Polls open in the battle for Kiama

Labor appears to be favourite as voters head to the polls, while a Liberal loss will spell trouble for Mark Speakman’s leadership.

Events

50 h. ago Pichot brands All Blacks, Springboks ‘selfish’ over Rugby Championship shake

Argentina legend Agustin Pichot has warned the decision of New Zealand and South Africa to hold an extended, three-Test series will negatively impact the Wallabies and Los Pumas.

Sport

52 h. ago ‘Inappropriate to be a minister’: Labor seizes on Gerber staff turnover

Labor has seized on revelations that Laura Gerber, who has the crucial youth justice portfolio, had recently lost her third chief of staff since December.

Politics

64 h. ago Childcare executive told worried parents to stop being emotional in wake of sex abuse charges

Affinity Education’s chief operating officer was forced to apologise to parents whose children attended a centre where alleged paedophile Joshua Brown worked.

Society

65 h. ago Accusations fly as row kicks off over redrawing election map

The LNP says Labor’s submission is “sloppy and unfeasible”, as one former minister shared her fears that “the clock is ticking on a gerrymander”.

Politics

4 d. ago Senior Liberal texts colleagues to clean up Price’s Indian migrant data claims

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price cited data saying 85 per cent of Indian migrants voted Labor. The pollster behind the statistic has had to clarify those figures.

Events

4 d. ago Does Ange Postecoglou still ‘believe in fairies’? We’re about to find out

Ange Postecoglou will be operating in the shadows of Brian Clough, one of England’s greatest managers at Nottingham Forest. In many ways, they are kindred spirits.

Politics

4 d. ago More than 1 million Australians have a family trust. Should you, too?

With more than 1 million trusts operating in Australia, is it time to weigh up whether a family trust is right for you?

Politics

5 d. ago Is Basil more popular than the premier? Cook casts doubt on Liberals’ polling

Internal Liberal Party polling has Basil Zempilas ahead as preferred premier, and also pours cold water on Labor’s Burswood racetrack. But is Roger Cook concerned?

Politics

6 d. ago How injury carnage unlocked Walsh, and the glaring numbers to prove it

Pat Carrigan offers a sheepish chuckle and shakes his head when asked how his close mate, Reece Walsh, handles the scrutiny which surrounds his every move.

Events

6 d. ago ‘Prove the haters wrong’: The Crichton speech behind Dogs’ siege mentality

Smiling and polite to a fault, the Bulldogs explained on Monday how the world is against them – and that they’ll use that hatred as fuel for their finals charge.

Politics

6 d. ago Jacinta Price is wrong to think all Indian voters like me back Labor – but they probably will now

I am an Indian who came here 55 years ago. I never experienced any racism when I arrived in the 1970s, but in recent years I have had my share of unfortunate encounters.

Politics

7 d. ago ‘DM to book’: The secret solariums operating inside suburban homes

More than a decade after solariums were banned in NSW, a fresh crackdown on covert operators is under way.

Culture

8 d. ago No dates for hearings yet, but CFMEU inquiry has ‘considerable work’ under way

The $19.7 million inquiry has spent its first month operating mostly behind the scenes, but signs of movement emerged this week.

Politics