Australian Politics News

‘One of the lessons of the COVID pandemic is that we made a number of decisions as a nation that could have been made better,’ said the prime minister.

Boris Pistorius, in the country on an official visit, says Europe has realised that security in the Indo-Pacific has repercussions in the northern hemisphere.

The data will allow the state government to prepare to use emergency powers if conditions worsen.

Australian ministers maintain they were never formally asked.

Iranian temporary visa holders will be blocked from entering Australia over concerns they may not return home.

The LNP government has acted after media reports of an apparent name change being considered by James Cook University.

Fuel supply continues to dominate national debate as Energy Minister Chris Bowen revealed 500 petrol stations had experienced shortages.

Unions want a 5 percent boost, while industry wants 3.5 percent, while the federal government wants the minimum wage to go up by more than inflation.

Meanwhile, Energy Minister Chris Bowen said six cancelled fuel shipments to Australia had been replaced with cargo from other countries.

German Minister Boris Pistorius warned against China and Russia’s increasing threats in space.

Research tracking 178,000 people estimates that smoking now kills more than 24,000 Australians each year—equivalent to 66 deaths a day.

Australian farmers called the Australia-EU free trade agreement the “worst ever,” saying it is no better than an earlier, rejected version.

Regional areas have been hardest hit by the supply shortage of petrol and diesel.

The Committee’s report made 21 recommendations on how to deal with climate misinformation, while 3 right-leaning senators dissented.

ABS data showed 88 percent of skilled permanent migrants reported a personal income, compared to 79 percent of the total Australian population.

‘I will not form a coalition with them, where I will be told what I can say, what I can do, what policies I can put up,’ said Pauline Hanson.

The bill would also amend bankruptcy laws to ensure compensation debts remain enforceable even if an offender declares bankruptcy.

The crackdown comes amid growing evidence that AI tools are being widely used by children.

The new bill would raise maximum penalties for misconduct from $50 million to $100 million and expands enforcement powers for the consumer watchdog.

New amendments will allow truck drivers to apply for emergency orders more quickly to ensure they are paid enough to cover fuel costs.

‘One of the lessons of the COVID pandemic is that we made a number of decisions as a nation that could have been made better,’ said the prime minister.

Boris Pistorius, in the country on an official visit, says Europe has realised that security in the Indo-Pacific has repercussions in the northern hemisphere.

The data will allow the state government to prepare to use emergency powers if conditions worsen.

Australian ministers maintain they were never formally asked.

Iranian temporary visa holders will be blocked from entering Australia over concerns they may not return home.

The LNP government has acted after media reports of an apparent name change being considered by James Cook University.

Fuel supply continues to dominate national debate as Energy Minister Chris Bowen revealed 500 petrol stations had experienced shortages.

Unions want a 5 percent boost, while industry wants 3.5 percent, while the federal government wants the minimum wage to go up by more than inflation.

Meanwhile, Energy Minister Chris Bowen said six cancelled fuel shipments to Australia had been replaced with cargo from other countries.

German Minister Boris Pistorius warned against China and Russia’s increasing threats in space.

Research tracking 178,000 people estimates that smoking now kills more than 24,000 Australians each year—equivalent to 66 deaths a day.

Australian farmers called the Australia-EU free trade agreement the “worst ever,” saying it is no better than an earlier, rejected version.

Regional areas have been hardest hit by the supply shortage of petrol and diesel.

The Committee’s report made 21 recommendations on how to deal with climate misinformation, while 3 right-leaning senators dissented.

ABS data showed 88 percent of skilled permanent migrants reported a personal income, compared to 79 percent of the total Australian population.

‘I will not form a coalition with them, where I will be told what I can say, what I can do, what policies I can put up,’ said Pauline Hanson.

The bill would also amend bankruptcy laws to ensure compensation debts remain enforceable even if an offender declares bankruptcy.

The crackdown comes amid growing evidence that AI tools are being widely used by children.

The new bill would raise maximum penalties for misconduct from $50 million to $100 million and expands enforcement powers for the consumer watchdog.

New amendments will allow truck drivers to apply for emergency orders more quickly to ensure they are paid enough to cover fuel costs.