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Jess Cetiner, 25, said a lower interest rate would motivate her to buy her first property now if she could fix the rate long-term.

"For too long, our justice system has failed First Nations peoples," Labor has declared, outlining a multi-pronged strategy to address inequality.

Labor leader Bill Shorten is set to unveil an election pledge to tackle youth homelessness with an $8 million package to support vulnerable teenagers, giving Father Chris Riley’s Youth Off the Streets extra funding for its programs tackling youth disadvantage.

Thank you for telling the horrific story of the Potter family.The suffering of the family is often overlooked.

Statistics released earlier this year show 41.4 per cent of the 18,520 adults released from prison in 2017 had re-offended within the year.

As rents go north, a growing number of people are not just sharing houses or apartments, but bedrooms.

And, as with all good Sydney feuds, there was the matter of the ownership of a number of luxury Vaucluse apartments, including the one where Bill lives.

The preference deal throws another wildcard into the battle for the Senate crossbench, as new research shows both major parties would be forced to negotiate with minor parties.

In just a few minutes of screen time, though it was clearly not easy for her, Antonia made a routine pain for women newsworthy.

“The hard truth is that while our willingness to talk about family violence has changed, the number of deaths has not,” Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said.

From Party to Designer, don't try pinning down Aldous Harding.

New album Run Fast Sleep Naked has proven cathartic for the artist formerly known as Chet Faker.

Experts have warned the major political parties to strengthen their cybersecurity dramatically as they gather growing mountains of private data on voters.

Ordinary Australians might feel their own data is too uninteresting to care about. But add it together and it can swing the direction of the country.

There are not enough women standing for electable parties in safe seats – or even in marginal ones.

Labor has vowed to spend big on health in Victoria, starting with community health centres in the key seats of Higgins, Prahran, McEwen and Isaacs.

'It was a traumatic experience'. The state government is investigating changes to make it easier for bullying victims to seek compensation from their schools

Solutions to national problems still count the most for voters.

Drunk back-seat drivers and other election gripes.

Former Australian Federal Police boss Mick Palmer spent years enforcing drug laws, which he now wants to change.

A Queensland surgeon has complained about allegations being tabled under the protection of parliamentary privilege.

A terminally ill baby girl has died just days after her parents asked for help to find a lost mobile phone that held all their memories of her.

Trump allies have privately warned that Biden might be the biggest re-election threat given his potential appeal among the white working class in the region that gave Trump a path to the presidency.

On one of the best Anzac Day contests staged, Collingwood enhanced the idea they are premiership contenders while even in defeat, Essendon did nothing to disturb the idea they too will be there at the end.

The Eastern will be widened up to 24 lanes at its widest point, and critics have attacked the Andrews government for the massive promised expansion.