UNBELIEVABLE: Peter malinauskas - Caught on Camera

Police commissioner handpicked as King's representative

The top brass of a police force, described as having an "unwavering sense of duty", will become the next governor of one of the states.

AAP · Oct 6

Court rejects challenge to golf course redevelopment

A controversial redevelopment designed to attract an international golf tournament has survived a David-and-Goliath federal court challenge.

AAP · Oct 1

Nation-first inquiry to probe impacts of AI 'genie'

Severe consequences and big opportunities are at stake as Australia's first major inquiry into the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence begins.

AAP · Oct 1

Struggling wine industry gets more funding poured in

A funding package to support a state's struggling wine industry will help growers diversify or exit the industry and also target gaps in the Canadian market.

AAP · Sep 18

Whyalla may make steel again one day. But years of uncertainty could still reshape the town

There is a shock reverberating through the regional South Australian town of Whyalla and its crisis-hit steelworks. This week, administrators KordaMentha and SA Premier Peter Malinauskas jointly announced they would abandon all attempts to restart the steelworks’ blast furnace.

The Conversation · Sep 17

Whyalla job losses a matter of 'timing', premier says

The closure of the Whyalla blast furnace was inevitable, but the hundreds of job losses it implies were a matter of timing, a premier has claimed.

AAP · Sep 14

Whyalla steelworks cuts more than 500 jobs as major operations shut down

Administrator KordaMentha says failure of blast furnace to fire will lead to workforce falling from 1,700 to 1,200 employees

The Guardian - AU · Sep 14

'No value': smelter blast furnace snuffed out for good

Hundreds of workers will lose their jobs at a major Australian steelworks after a decision to pull the plug on a blast furnace built in the 1960s.

AAP · Sep 14

Albanese and Taylor explore possibility of deal on migration reforms

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Angus Taylor have met twice this week to explore the possibility of a deal on measures to tighten the migration system.

The Conversation · Sep 11

View from The Hill: Let’s make the argument for, not against, migration: Malinauskas

It’s not very fashionable to be strongly pro-migration these days.

The Conversation · Sep 10