BILL Shorten believes Labor can still win next Saturday’s election despite new opinion polling predicting his party will struggle.

PM Malcolm Turnbull says Australians should vote to keep a stable majority government in uncertain economic times, as the fallout from Brexit continues.

ROLLING UPDATES: Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten have given candid interviews to Four Corners, where they reveal more about themselves and their hopes for winning the election.

LEADING Aboriginal academic Marcia Langton has blasted Bill Shorten over his claim Labor could sign a treaty with Indigenous Australians.

RADIO shock jock fan Alan Jones unleashed on both sides of politics on Q&A last night — and came out in defence of Brexit.

ROLLING UPDATES: Australia waited eight days for Malcolm Turnbull to claim election victory and now the PM and Bill Shorten have united in their push for online voting.

UPDATES: Senator Nick Xenophon said it doesn’t make sense for the agreement between the Liberal and National parties to be kept as a private secret.

Outrage over the Washington Post’s presidential non-endorsement has renewed interest in a bad idea that would only tilt the media further to the left.

The 2024 election made clear a fact with which both Right and Left must reckon. 

Media figures making that claim are blaming everyone but the bad candidate herself.

A new children’s book tells the tale of a young South Dakota woman who flew dozens of mercy missions during the great blizzards of 1949.

Democrats will come up with all sorts of explanations for Kamala Harris’s defeat just to avoid the obvious one.

The signs were all there for Latinos to break for Republicans.

Someone has to speak out against the pro-Hamas factions.

The week beginning Monday, November 4, 2024: Germany’s economic woes, fiscal policy, deregulation, and more.

What will Judge Merchan do this week?

The Connecticut Democrat suddenly thinks Democrats need to listen to people outside their coalition.

Private ownership, consumer choice, and competition would deliver better benefits to veterans — and force policy-makers to confront the costs of military engagements.

But the public’s economic outlook is still the most straightforward explanation for voters’ rejection of the incumbent party last week.

There are not many usable precedents for what J. D. Vance can do with a one-term vice presidency.

The Sacred Heart and the presidential election.

And the Senate shouldn’t abandon its ‘advice and consent’ role.

The state’s vote to abolish its high-school exit exam keeps us from knowing how well they’re educating students — which is just how teachers’ unions like it.

It has fundamentally transformed the United States, and it influenced this election cycle.

He has a good chance of getting the case reversed on appeal — but he can’t appeal until after Judge Merchan sentences him.

His early personnel choices indicate his incoming administration would be willing to use sticks as well as carrots to deal with Russia.

The Pennsylvania Senate race is over.

A review of Labor’s City of Sydney council campaign finds earlier preselections and better policies are needed.

A plan to penalise public hospitals for procedures that resul­t in errors is proving harder than first thought.

Former Liberal senator Sean Edwards has continued to fuel speculation he is set to make a bid to enter state politics.

Those who work in public administration and defence operate in the most heavily unionised sector of the labour market.

New research suggests the ­majority of businesses expect to be hit with energy price rises again this year.

The Department of Foreign Affair­s and Trade has renamed its meeting rooms in honour of pionee­ring female diplomats.

Flying has never been safer for Australians on commercial aircraft, according to a new report from the ATSB.

Sydney Opera House is considering introducing a lottery for guests to stay for free in the landmark.

The Opposition Leader, who has three young children, says all his election travel was declared and above board.

A Muslim bigamist will have his court costs paid by the federal government.

Rod Culleton says he will remain a senator until he exhausts all ‘legal and constitutional avenues’.

Labor has urged Malcolm Turnbull to be more transparent about the deal reached to resettle refugees in the US.

Four workers red-flagged in a 2014 review of SA’s troubled child protection agency remain suspended on full pay.

The Grattan Institute has warned Victoria’s gas moratorium may have to be partially lifted to save the smelter.

Manufacturers are warning of job losses and a collapse in investment over a doubling in gas prices.

Centrelink’s controversial data-matching program will be ‘refined’ as pressure mounts for it to be suspended.

A judge has issued a stinging rebuke to separating couples who expect the courts to decide frivolous disputes.

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe will arrive in Sydney tomorrow for a weekend meeting with Malcolm Turnbull.

An Iftar dinner party thrown by the PM and attended by a controversial Islamic preacher cost taxpayers more than $30,000.

The ex-senator launches a last-ditch bid against a bankruptcy ruling, hoping to regain the seat he officially lost yesterday.

As a leader who has committed much of his career to improving healthcare — an industry that holds millions of people’s lives in its hands — I took from this terrifying incident a new guiding principle. Healthcare needs to pursue a zero-failure rate.

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Acadia Pharmaceuticals did not disclose the buyer of the priority review voucher. The biotech received the voucher last year alongside the regulatory decision that made its drug Daybue the first FDA-approved treatment for the rare disease Rett syndrome.

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Mental health experts are hopeful about the de-stigmatization of behavioral health, the promise of AI and other areas, they shared at a recent conference.

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