Peta Credlin questions campaign tactics of 'Mr Harbourside Mansion' Malcolm Turnbull
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Election 2016: Malcolm to the rescue Liberal MP Fiona Scott gets a grilling at a press conference forcing the PM to step in. Courtesy ABC News 24. PT1M46S 620 349 Tony Abbott's former chief of staff, Peta Credlin, has rounded on Malcolm Turnbull's campaign team for appearing elitist after cancelling a planned street walk in Western Sydney on Wednesday following questions over last year's leadership change. I would've thought, particularly with t..>> view originalColin Barnett needs polish if he's selling WA's silverware
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Protesters inside the Immigration Department building in Melbourne on Thursday evening. Photo: Supplied Hundreds of refugee supporters have shut down part of Melbourne's CBD to protest against the Turnbull government's offshore detention program. The protesters initially locked themselves inside the lift well in the foyer of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection building on the corner of Lonsdale and Spring Streets.The rally blocked the entrance..>> view originalMan accused of murdering Tony McGrath allegedly made confession to a friend
Man accused of murdering Tony McGrath allegedly made confession to a friend Updated May 12, 2016 18:30:42 The man accused of killing a Brisbane rugby league referee described to a friend in detail how he planned and carried out the alleged murder, a court has heard.Tyson John Taylor has pleaded not guilty to murdering 57-year-old Tony McGrath who was found dead in his Woolloongabba home in May 2013.He has also pleaded not guilty to attempting to murder Mr McGrath in a h..>> view originalElection 2016: Maritime union urges rethink on move to disendorse Chris Brown
Election 2016: Maritime union urges rethink on move to disendorse Chris Brown Updated May 12, 2016 19:29:46 The Maritime Union of Australia wants Labor leader Bill Shorten to reconsider the party's move to disendorse Chris Brown for the seat of Fremantle. Key points:The MUA says the Labor Party should be "ashamed" over how it treated Chris BrownThe party says he should have disclosed his past convictionsJosh Wilson is endorsed as the new ALP candidate The ALP's natio..>> view originalCouncil amalgamations: Elected officials out and administrators in after Mike Baird sacks 42 councils
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Council mergers announced The Baird government has created 19 new councils across Sydney and NSW. PT2M3S 620 349 Unelected administrators will run 19 new councils in NSW for more than a year, after the Baird government sacked mayors and councillors from 42 councils on Thursday and drew fire for trashing local democracy.But Premier Mike Baird brushed off the criticism, saying "people have us here to make decisions" and insisted the new councils w..>> view originalArt men convicted of selling fake Brett Whiteley paintings
Art men convicted of selling fake Brett Whiteley paintingsPia AkermanThe AustralianMay 12, 2016 4:31PMSavePrint Two men have been found guilty of perpetrating Australia’s biggest art fraud, days after the case was nearly thrown out.It took the jury in the Victorian supreme Court nearly three days before it returned its verdict against Peter Stanley Gant and Mohamed Aman Siddique.The prosecution had alleged Mr Siddique created three fake Whiteley works at his studio in Collingwood, in Melbourn..>> view originalICAC inspector David Levine pushes for end to public hearings
Video will begin in 5 seconds. 'We need a strong ICAC': Mike Baird NSW Premier Mike Baird says there are 'serious questions' around ICAC's procedural fairness, as a parliamentary inquiry investigates the corruption watchdog. PT1M2S 620 349 The Independent Commission Against Corruption should be stripped of its power to hold public hearings "to prevent the undeserved trashing of reputations", the watchdog's inspector, David Levine, has recommended.Mr Levine also wants considera..>> view original
Thursday, May 12, 2016
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