It’s been 23 days since Mathias Cormann promised to come clean over whether the Liberals would give a $77 billion tax cut to the country’s highest income earners – and if not, exactly how much they’re getting. 

A Shorten Labor Government will extend its comprehensive crackdown on multinationals not paying their fair share.

A Shorten Labor Government would invest $71 million to build a fuel pipeline to the new Western Sydney Airport to avoid the need for trucks to cart dozens of loads of aviation fuel through Sydney suburbs each day.

Scott Morrison and his partner-in-cuts Michael McCormack have done a secret deal with One Nation that will mean more LNP cuts and chaos in Canberra.

Now that nominations have closed and candidates in each seat finalised, Scott Morrison has run out of reasons to avoid a very simple question: will the LNP give its preferences to One Nation?

A Shorten Labor Government would appoint an eminent Australian to conduct an independent, transparent inquiry into the integrity and efficacy of the route selection process and financing arrangements associated with delivery of the Inland Rail project. 

The final release of government financial figures before the election shows the Liberals have blown out net debt to another new record high – well over double what they inherited. 

An LNP Senate Candidate for Queensland wants big businesses and the banks to receive a dramatically reduced 12 per cent corporate tax rate, which would mean even more unfair cuts.

New revelations have emerged today about racist slurs cast by another One Nation candidate in Queensland. It’s a further reason for Scott Morrison to make clear that no LNP candidate – in any seat in Queensland – will do a preference deal with One Nation.

Low paid Queensland workers in retail, fast food, hospitality and pharmacy could be up to $370 worse off this Easter, due to Scott Morrison’s penalty rate cuts.