Coalition signs preference deal with Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party
A recent Newspoll survey of four key seats has revealed relatively strong support for Clive Palmer's newly-formed United Australia Party.
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Acknowledging racism and Islamophobia in New Zealand
Auckland University Sociologist Dr Louise Humpage wants her country to confront homegrown xenophobia.
The man who brought acid to America invented something else that also changed music forever
It's estimated Owsely Stanley manufactured around five million LSD trips in his life time. But his musical archive is an even more impressive, writes Mark Bannerman.
Clive Palmer’s wife questioned over $180 million loan to Bulgarian company controlled by him
Clive Palmer's wife, Anna Palmer, tells the Federal Court in Brisbane she approved a transfer of about $180 million to a Bulgarian company controlled by her husband, but doesn't know what happened to it.
When Ardern announced her pregnancy, alarm bells rang — doubters were wrong
Few leaders have been tested like Jacinda Ardern, but from cries of baby brain to the unthinkable tragedy of Christchurch, she is yet to put a foot wrong, writes Annabel Crabb.
Crumbling and corroded: Long list of safety issues at Clive Palmer’s nickel refinery
Leaking chemicals, a disintegrating asbestos roof and crumbling structures are among the list of concerns recently raised by authorities looking into Clive Palmer's nickel refinery near Townsville in north Queensland.
Only those in court saw Pell’s reaction to his sentence. He was impervious
George Pell's reaction to receiving his sentence wasn't visible outside the courtroom, but for those of us inside, we saw a changed man, writes Louise Milligan.
The R word is loaded for the Church, but it can’t turn away
Australia's Royal Commission into child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church has led to important changes. Cardinal George Pell's conviction may provide the impetus for further global change, writes Noel Debien.
Clive Palmer loses bid to have criminal charges dropped
Clive Palmer says the charges, brought against him by ASIC, are "doomed to fail" and are an attempt to make him ineligible from running in the upcoming federal election, but the Supreme Court has denied his bid to have the charges dropped.
Clive Palmer loses bid to have criminal charges dropped
Clive Palmer says the charges, brought against him by ASIC, are "doomed to fail" and are an attempt to make him ineligible from running in the upcoming federal election, but the Supreme Court has denied his bid to have the charges dropped.