The Northern Territory on Saturday will vote for its government for the next four years after a campaign largely dominated by the crime crisis. Incumbent Chief Minister Eva Lawler is …
The federal government is one step closer to implementing significant reforms to the Reserve Bank that would create two boards responsible for separately managing interest rate decisions and governance. Treasurer …
Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi has accused her fellow parliamentarians of “hate and racism” following a sitting fortnight dominated by debate over visas granted to Palestinians fleeing war-torn Gaza. Senator Faruqi …
Senator Reynolds has hit Brittany Higgins with fresh legal action over the trust that holds part of the proceeds of her multi-million dollar compensation payment from the Commonwealth. The Brittany …
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he is aware of the “anxieties” faced by older Australians who are awaiting more details around whether they will be more out-of-pocket for aged care. Dr …
Linda Burney says the referendum to create an Indigenous Voice to Parliament will be “looked on more kindly by history,” despite ultimately failing winning public support. Delivering her valedictory speech …
The Prime Minister has accused Opposition Leader Peter Dutton of “nastiness” over the Coalition’s ongoing attacks on visas granted to Palestinians fleeing war-torn Gaza. Domestic issues took a back seat …
Anthony Albanese has remained tight-lipped on the number of Australian visas granted to Palestinians fleeing Gaza were cancelled, despite sustained pressure from the Opposition. Coalition spokesman for immigration and citizenship …
Australia and Indonesia have agreed to a major defence pact that will boost co-operation between the two countries, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced. Mr Albanese told reporters on Tuesday …
Labor’s federal spending has been put in the spotlight after the falling iron ore price triggered fears it would dent Australia’s budget bottom line by $3bn. Prices have fallen by …