Nearly one year on from the Bondi terrorist attack, Josh Frydenberg warns Australia is still a fragmented society in desperate need of courageous leaders ‘with moral clarity’.
Bethany Hiatt
Australian Defence Force representatives were ‘tracking’ acts of support for Ben Roberts-Smith, following war crime charges being laid against him in the lead up to Anzac Day.
Jake McCallum
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praises Jim Chalmers’ handling of the economy, saying he’s doing a ‘great job’, as speculation about a future replacement grows.
Andrew Greene
Australia is considering tougher laws to criminally prosecute companies responsible for harmful AI breaches after an autonomous OpenAI agent accessed sensitive Medicare data in a major security breach.
Caitlyn Rintoul
EXCLUSIVE: Former prime minister Tony Abbott says the free trade deal struck by the Albanese Government with the European Union ‘just isn’t worth it’ because of ‘bulls..t’ climate regulations.
Latika M Bourke
Chris Bowen has admitted Labor has ‘more work to do’ to achieve lower electricity prices as he used his opening address at COP31 in Turkey to call on nations to take faster action on ‘electrification’.
Political discipline can disappear quickly when the heat goes on, and when MPs in marginal seats get nervous.
Wesfarmers says the WA Government needs to refocus on enforcing its own gas reservation scheme amid concerns LNG producers aren’t abiding by the intent of the policy.
Sean Smith
Senior Albanese government minister Murray Watt has called on colleagues to stop undermining Treasurer Jim Chalmers, praising his fellow Queenslander’s record and reminding Labor MPs to “work together”.
Anthony Albanese is facing fresh pressure over government spending as the Coalition prepares to unveil a major economic shake-up.
Anthony Albanese says his Government is delivering cost-of-living relief as surging inflation and rising interest rates cripple households and threaten a recession.
Charlton Hart
Federal Perth MP Patrick Gorman has defended his vote for a national gas reservation scheme amid pressure from Roger Cook to back amendments to exempt WA from the policy.
Oliver Lane
The Prime Minister has U-turned on a plan to sell several historic defence properties following public backlash.
Australians shouldn't expect much relief out of the US midterm elections but the results paint a grim picture for governments battling cost-of-living pressures.
Noah Secomb
Australian female politicians are being categorised on an online chat forum where men systematically collect and share their photos with objectifying commentary and crude descriptions of sexual acts.
Health officials have provided an update on independent MP Helen Haines’ condition, after what police allege was a deliberate attack outside her electorate office. Here is the latest.
Emily Williams
Fertility rates remain low as the cost of living, rising rents and rising interest rates force couples to delay starting families.
Stephen Johnson
The Deputy Prime Minister has refused to say whether or not a growing dissatisfaction with Donald Trump was to blame for the blue tsunami.
A woman accused of stalking and attempting to blackmail Greens senator Jordon Steele-John cannot be identified because she has lodged her own complaint with police accusing the politician of sexual misconduct.
Hannah Cross
The Federal Government’s wages bill has soared by 7.2 per cent and now the Reserve Bank’s deputy governor Andrew Hauser is warning the public is losing faith in its ability to tame inflation.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been given advice from his own department about the effects of the Iran war.
An investigation into allegations levelled at Greens senator Jordon Steele-John will report back next month, with the Greens’ internal processes to be put under the microscope. Here are the terms of the probe.
A so-called ‘blue tsunami’ in the US midterm elections has sparked discussion over possible petrol price relief in Australia as well as renewed debate on AUKUS. Here’s what our leaders think.
Anthony Albanese’s refusal to acknowledge that the finger of blame on rates points his way takes the cake.
