Australian Politics News

Australia saw a significant increase in tax burden on single workers, according to a new report.

The premier recently came under fire for chartering two private jets to an announcement just days after passing a law to cut climate emissions by 75 percent.

Elon Musk has indicated he does not support a TikTok ban in the states.

The 30-year-old refugee was on his first day shift at the complex when Queensland man Joel Cauchi began attacking people.

Meanwhile, federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has said the drop in annual inflation occurred under Labor.

Victorian Supreme Court quashed the charge of ‘breach of discipline’ for failing to comply with vaccine requirements.

‘We target radicalisation, not religion,’ said Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Krissy Barrett.

US President Joe Biden proposed to increase the current 7.5 percent average tariff rate for steel to 25 percent.

‘Our goal is to build a smaller, better planned, more strategic migration system that works for Australia,’ the Home Affairs Minister said.

X and the eSafety commissioner are due back in court today.

Multiple unions are calling for the right for police to use metal detectors to search people without a warrant.

Mr. Albanese will also use the trip to PNG to strengthen security ties in the face of increased Chinese activity and their growing influence in the Pacific.

More than 30,000 Victorians sought alcohol treatment in the 2023 financial year.

Australian authorities are pushing X to remove content globally related to a terrorist incident in Sydney.

The government is aiming for 82 percent renewable energy by 2030.

Rumoured calls by NSW Police to have parents held responsible for offences committed by their children is a simplistic approach, NSW Civil Liberties says.

‘We need to … make sure that we nurture our multiculturalism, that we at all times show respect for each other,’ said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

US officials have confirmed that Israel has launched a strike against Iran.

The health ministers said they will ‘do everything’ they can to ’shut down the supply of vapes’ to young Australians.