
Doctor promises strong medicine for Prahran
A paediatrician at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Dr Katie Allen aims to regain Prahran for the the Liberal Party at the Victorian election. Abbey Thorpe reports.
A paediatrician at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Dr Katie Allen aims to regain Prahran for the the Liberal Party at the Victorian election. Abbey Thorpe reports.
Wangaratta farmer and general practitioner, Julian Fidge, is the controversial candidate for the Australian Country Party in Indi. Taylor Prescott reports.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton may have sparked outrage among opponents of Australia’s tough asylum seeker policies, but he seems set to comfortably hold the once-marginal Queensland seat of Dickson, write Alex Catalano and Breanna Harris.
With youth mental illness rates increasing, students and mental health professsionals oppose the Coalition’s plan to make mathematics and science compulsory in Year 12. Holley Gawne reports.
Express Media has lost its Australia Council funding after 30 years of encouraging the success of young Australian writers, writes Mia Burgess.
Some politicians and voters blame negative gearing for the current lack of housing affordability but analysts say there are many factors at play. Vincent Dwyer reports.
Arts advocates big spending promises to attract science and technology students overlook the importance of the arts, writes Shelby Garlick.
Lives are at risk as programs aimed at reducing violence against women are impacted by cuts to Australia’s foreign aid budget, writes Breeanna Tirant.
Tim Wilson has a liberal-minded vision for Goldstein despite following the Liberal Party’s conservative rules, writes Alex McGilvray.
Mark Dreyfus hopes to win the seat of Isaacs campaigning on jobs, housing affordability and transport. Caitlin Dougherty and Davina Deluao report.