Australian Politics News

Fans can still enjoy new episodes from the 40th anniversary season, airing on Prime Video and Channel Ten four times a week until December 2025.

The art installation was paid for by Yarra City Council in Melbourne’s inner-city.

The hospital offered its deepest condolences to the family of a two-year-old who died at the Northern Beaches Hospital.

The delivery team also said the suspension of generous union pay rules and conditions (BPIC) should speed up delivery of infrastructure.

The incident comes as Muslim groups complain about excessive publicity regarding the actions of two pro-Palestine nurses.

The federal government is opposing a proposal from retailers to alter pay conditions for employees earning over $67,000.

The Human Rights Commission has raised concerned freedom of speech could be impacted.

The regulator can fine businesses up to $50,000 for overcharging consumers.

Allan government commissions review to tackle waste and refocus spending on key services.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Whyalla was critical to Australia’s national interest and has pledged to transform it into a ‘green iron’ powerhouse.

Victoria’s Shadow Treasurer James Newbury addressed the crowd.

The Liberal-National government warned the cost of borrowing would be higher.

‘We need less government expenditure in general, and particularly less interference that clouds the economic fundamentals’, UNSW economist Gigi Foster.

Controversial former union official John Setka is in trouble again, but this time the worksite he’s accused of interfering in is a football oval.

Burgess revealed ASIO investigations had uncovered three or more countries plotting to physically harm people living in Australia.

Victorian Auditor-General’s Office’s report highlights cost overruns, lack of reassessment, and failure to report project changes as key shortcomings.

Farmer associations said the shutdown caused significant impact on farmers’ operation, costing them time and money.

While overall wage growth has declined, the public sector saw a sharper slowdown, with annual increases dropping to 2.8 percent.

The business has been placed under administration in an attempt to salvage the operations.

H.R. Nicholls Society urges repealing the law, proposing an ‘Employment Act’ to protect Australia’s economic future.