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Will Hockey really put 'tough choices' behind him for sake of survival?

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imageJoe Hockey, pictured arriving for the Liberal leadership spill in February, would not be delivering his second budget had Tony Abbott lost that vote.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Every budget is a combination of political theatre and hard policy. What sets each one apart is which element gets the most emphasis. It is now part of the national legend that the...

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Greens' leadership shifts from Tasmania to the greenest state

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imagePower shift: Richard Di Natale's elevation as the new Greens' leader, replacing Tasmanian Christine Milne, marks the rise of the Victorian Greens.Mick Tsikas/AAP

The balance of power in Australian green politics has now shifted, with the choice of Victorian Senator Richard Di Natale as the Greens' new parliamentary leader. And for a party renowned...

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