Construction Challenges Arise at Key Rail Loop Site
A significant dispute over cost responsibilities has emerged amidst ongoing construction at a critical rail loop location.
Politics
Liberal Frontbencher Recorded Alerting NSW Reformers
Chris Rath, a key member of the Liberal Party, was overheard on an ICAC wiretap alerting NSW Reformers about process servers tracking them during an inquiry into branch stacking allegations.
Concerns Rise Among Colleagues of Angus Taylor Following ICAC Revelations
The opposition leader’s mention in ongoing ICAC investigations raises anxiety among colleagues and anger among political rivals.
Indigenous Community Plans to Appeal $150 Million Compensation Ruling Against Mining Company
The traditional owners have decided to continue their legal battle over the compensation settlement.
CFMEU Administrator Discusses Setka, Threats, and Royal Commissions
Michael Crosby, the administrator of CFMEU, shares insights on John Setka’s alleged threats and the implications of royal commissions.
Yindjibarndi Native Title Holders Opt to Appeal $150 Million Penalty Against Fortescue
The Yindjibarndi people have decided to further pursue their legal dispute with Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue Metals Group.
Albanese’s Push for Renewable Energy in Data Centres
The Australian Prime Minister is urging states to adopt renewable energy practices in data centres amidst opposition from fossil fuel-friendly regions.
Albanese’s Green Energy Initiative Faces State Resistance
The push for renewable energy in data centres is meeting opposition from fossil fuel-supporting states.
Hastie Addresses Controversy Over Soil Recording Leak
Federal MP Andrew Hastie defends his decision to leak a recording related to a defamation case involving a Perth developer.
NT Labor MP Arrested Over Alleged Assault
Luke Gosling, the federal member for Solomon, faces charges following an incident at a public event.