Australian Politics News

SA’s education minister estimates the cost for the asbestos cleanup to be $11,000 per school.

‘Every single dollar a government spends comes from somebody else’s pocket. It’s the pocket of a family. It’s the pocket of a small business,’ said Jane Hume.

Unions demand emergency federal funding as cumulative cuts exceed 800 positions in 18 months.

New figures from the National Anti-Scam Centre show Scamwatch received 159,319 scam reports between January and September this year.

Jess Wilson took over Brad Battin as leader of the Victorian Liberal team.

Peak industry groups say Labor’s environment bill needs major amendments to deliver clarity, certainty, and faster approvals.

The South African national, his wife, and newborn have been told they must leave the country within 30 days.

Singh replaces Dubbo MP Dugald Saunders, who stepped down on Nov. 17 to spend more time with his family

Pauline Hanson’s popularity has soared in the 6 months since the May federal election.

Property prices have spiked at the fastest rate in two years.

Wilson was elected to parliament in 2022 and used to work for former federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.

He argued that Australia, neither a superpower nor a minor player, has a critical role in managing risk and preventing tensions from escalating.

Ley confirms Paul Scarr and John O’Donnell are shaping the Coalition’s migration plan.

‘Cash doesn’t crash. Cash is absolutely king. Cash doesn’t need an update. Cash works when the system doesn’t,’ said Senator Bridget McKenzie.

Police say they are now on pace to remove 50 percent more knives than a decade ago.

The crackdown has cancelled thousands of faulty certificates and forced multiple training providers to shut their doors.

A campaign that sought to gamify the debate on abortion by selling parliamentary buzzwords has triggered legal questions and been referred for review.

The payroll tax in the state is currently 4.75 percent, rising to 4.95 percent for employers paying more than $6.5 million in Australian taxable wages.

The transgender debate is often categorised as a niche or ‘culture war’ political issue irrelevant to mainstream Australians.

SA’s education minister estimates the cost for the asbestos cleanup to be $11,000 per school.

‘Every single dollar a government spends comes from somebody else’s pocket. It’s the pocket of a family. It’s the pocket of a small business,’ said Jane Hume.

Unions demand emergency federal funding as cumulative cuts exceed 800 positions in 18 months.

New figures from the National Anti-Scam Centre show Scamwatch received 159,319 scam reports between January and September this year.

Jess Wilson took over Brad Battin as leader of the Victorian Liberal team.

Peak industry groups say Labor’s environment bill needs major amendments to deliver clarity, certainty, and faster approvals.

The South African national, his wife, and newborn have been told they must leave the country within 30 days.

Singh replaces Dubbo MP Dugald Saunders, who stepped down on Nov. 17 to spend more time with his family

Pauline Hanson’s popularity has soared in the 6 months since the May federal election.

Property prices have spiked at the fastest rate in two years.

Wilson was elected to parliament in 2022 and used to work for former federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.

He argued that Australia, neither a superpower nor a minor player, has a critical role in managing risk and preventing tensions from escalating.

Ley confirms Paul Scarr and John O’Donnell are shaping the Coalition’s migration plan.

‘Cash doesn’t crash. Cash is absolutely king. Cash doesn’t need an update. Cash works when the system doesn’t,’ said Senator Bridget McKenzie.

Police say they are now on pace to remove 50 percent more knives than a decade ago.

The crackdown has cancelled thousands of faulty certificates and forced multiple training providers to shut their doors.

A campaign that sought to gamify the debate on abortion by selling parliamentary buzzwords has triggered legal questions and been referred for review.

The payroll tax in the state is currently 4.75 percent, rising to 4.95 percent for employers paying more than $6.5 million in Australian taxable wages.

The transgender debate is often categorised as a niche or ‘culture war’ political issue irrelevant to mainstream Australians.