Prime Minister Julia Gillard has seized upon NSW education minister Adrian Piccoli's comments in support of Labor's school reforms, saying they proved the Coalition was misleading the community over Gonski.
Abbott pledges to work for Geelong
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has pledged to create jobs in Geelong should he become prime minister, after news Ford will stop making cars in Australia from 2016.
Liberal president on hand to help out Waterhouse
Tom Waterhouse has the benefit of the wise counsel of the president of the NSW Liberal Party. The bookmaker, who this week refused to front a federal parliamentary committee into gambling advertising, has Chris Downy on his side through Mr Downy's job as chief executive of the Australian Wagering Council.
Report finds explosion in Aboriginal prisoners
Aboriginal leaders have warned of a crisis in the justice system with an explosion in the indigenous prison population, a spike in the number of juveniles being detained and the continuing high rate of deaths in custody.
Waterhouse getting advice from senior Liberal
Tom Waterhouse is taking political advice from the president of the NSW Liberal Party.
From The Lodge to the block
Lawyers win access to Sri Lankan detainees
Immigration Minister Brendan O'Connor has granted lawyers access to two Tamil asylum seekers who feared they would be sent back to Sri Lanka.
Free at last, but tears for the children
Coalition would review Medicare Locals
A Coalition government would review Medicare Locals, the 61 organisations set up by Labor to co-ordinate primary care across Australia.

