
Hasty crisis lawmaking leaves landlords in the lurch
The quick introduction of laws to protect residential and commercial tenants during the COVID-19 crisis has left landlords with the rough end of the deal, argues Morry Bailes.
The quick introduction of laws to protect residential and commercial tenants during the COVID-19 crisis has left landlords with the rough end of the deal, argues Morry Bailes.
Cheats who take exams or write essays on behalf of university students could be jailed for two years under a Morrison government proposal.
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The government appears set to secure Senate support this week for tough legislation to crack down on bad behaviour in the union movement, after the near finalisation of an agreement with Centre Alliance for several significant changes.
As public hearings begin today into press freedom following police raids on journalists for reporting leaked material, the spotlight also needs to shine on whistleblowers who expose, in the public interest, practices that authorities prefer hidden, argues A J Brown.