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Australians for Indigenous Constitutional Recognition - the key fundraising vehicle that ran the Yes23 campaign - received more than $47 million in donations. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong.

Biggest donors revealed, but much remains hidden in 'dark money'.

Here's how much was donated, and spent, on the Voice referendum

Chris Bowen and Anthony Albanese at last week's media event at Liddell Power Station and, inset, the two RAAF planes on the tarmac at Scone. Main picture by Marina Neil, inset 2GB 

Chris Bowen says Scone airport was too small for Albo's usual jet.

Energy Minister defends taking two jets to Hunter renewables media event

Jeremy Rockliff will limp on. Picture by Rob Blakers/AAP

Some common lessons are emerging from recent elections.

Liberals winning the race to oblivion

The Nationals WA MP for Roe Peter Rundle (left) and Federal National Party leader David Littleproud at the Katanning saleyards recently. They toured regional WA for a series of meetings to discuss the live sheep export industry. Mr Rundle said farmers are frustrated by the lack of support received from the WA Labor government.

The opposition said the government MPs had 'denigrated parliament'.

Labor accused of deserting farmers after mass animal noise heckling

Former US president Donald Trump described Kevin Rudd as "not the brightest bulb". Pictures by AP Photo/Meg Kinnard & Paul Scambler

Mr Albanese slammed a 'cheap shot' question about Dr Rudd's role.

'Not the brightest bulb': Trump's warning to Kevin Rudd

Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas says the state's finances are healthy despite the government's interest bill growing by $2 billion in the past year.

Tim Pallas says Chris Minns is 'mathematically challenged'.

'He's a tool': Victorian Treasurer unleashes on NSW Premier

Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has been writing permission slips for children to attend a pro-Palestine rally in Melbourne on March 14.

'You have my permission, personal permission, to skip school.'

Lidia Thorpe writes student permission slips for Palestine rally

Seeley International managing director Jon Seeley has blamed the Victorian government's gas ban as a driving force behind the decision to close the company's Border business. Picture by James Wiltshire

Seeley says 'political and ideological reasons' forced job cuts.

'Simply wrong': Government says gas job cut claims are a load of hot air

Bon Kuil-Hartikainen, Josh and Jess Conlife, Karly McDonnell, Alisha Agland, Jess Hickman ,Jack Evans and Kath Thompson celebrate. Picture by Carla Freedman

'We're expecting many to attend ... more than we've ever seen.'

Councillors vote on regional pride festival following calls for cancellation

Brittany Higgins (left) and her partner David Sharaz are being sued for defamation by Senator Linda Reynolds (right). Pictures by AAP Image/Richard Wainwright

The former Liberal staffer and her partner are being sued by the senator.

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