Exclusive story reveals how Coalition delayed news of hikes; thinktank says Beijing linked to online campaign to undermine democracy
Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAPPhotograph: Mick Tsikas/AAPMorning, everyone. Our exclusive story today reveals how the Coalition government minister Angus Taylor was behind the decision to delay telling voters about energy prices rises until after last May’s election. There are also more car-crash revelations from the robodebt inquiry.
And, in sad news away from politics, the songwriter Burt Bacharach has died.Lidia Thorpe has not ruled out establishing a new political party three days after the senator quit the Greens, describing the Blak sovereignty movement as herThe former energy minister Angus Taylor asked his department to consider delaying telling voters about electricity price rises before the May election,
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