Opinion
The end result suggests it was much ado about nothing, but there are some important takeaways for the two major parties from the Eden-Monaro by-election, writes Dennis Atkins
Business
More than half of employers struggling to find workers have blamed a lack of applicants, as the economy reopens.
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Repairing Australia’s economy from the devastation the coronavirus has wreaked will be a five-year task, the Prime Minister has warned his colleagues.
Coincidentally, as the economy takes some early steps towards reopening, parliament will meet next week for what is being billed as a “normal” sitting – though that’s a relative term these days. Michelle Grattan reports:
A senior federal Nationals MP admits the coalition “deserves an uppercut” for the conduct of its politicians in the race for Eden-Monaro preselection.
NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance has abandoned his bid to enter the federal Parliament less than 24 hours after announcing he would seek Liberal pre-selection at the Eden-Monaro by-election.
