Two issues are currently presenting the Morrison government with fast-moving targets.
One is the fallout from the coronavirus, where the picture has been altering on a near-daily basis. The other is very different - the now rapidly changing politics of the very long-running climate debate.
In such circumstances, “messaging” becomes...
The federal government has activated its emergency response plan to deal with a spread of the coronavirus locally, in anticipation of it becoming a “pandemic”.
It is also considering limited assistance for those hardest hit by the economic fallout.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison told a news conference late Thursday Treasurer Josh...
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Like nicotine, alcohol and other drugs, sugar activates the reward system in our brains, resulting in the release of the...
ShutterstockThe NSW government has just introduced a bill that will, among other significant reforms, make it easier for a jury to be informed about the prior convictions of a person on trial for a sex offence involving a child.
The governments of Victoria, Tasmania, the ACT, the NT and the Commonwealth are likely to introduce similar legislation.
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