Australian Politics News

The Court of Appeal sided with protest groups, finding the expanded police powers went too far in restricting the right to assemble.

One Nation’s historic win in Narungga is under threat as the discovery of 81 uncounted ballots triggers a recount that could flip the 58-vote victory.

The new powers were introduced to help manage the fuel crisis caused by the war in the Middle East.

‘I definitely think it [the vaccine] was involved and I don’t even think saying that is controversial anymore,’ said Jackson Warne.

‘If you can bear and cop the consequences for a short period, eventually we’ll have a better life for the rest of the world,' said David Archer.

With urea prices skyrocketing past $1,000 and Middle Eastern supply lines choked by the Hormuz closure, Australian farmers are facing a race against the clock.

Analysts warn Australia’s fuel excise cut to soften fuel price hikes was the wrong move.

Premier Jacinta Allan’s new cabinet was sworn-in at Government House in Melbourne on April 15.

The prime minister also aims to secure fertiliser supply too.

Women over 18 years old no longer need a consultation with a GP to access the contraceptive pill.

Government spending on defence is estimated to be $10.9 billion higher in the current financial year than forecast projections in 2022.

A record 77 mergers and acquisitions and 53 partnerships took place in 2025, contributing to $159.5 billion in FDI from Japanese entities.

The Labor government announced that more than $5 billion (US$3.57 billion) in funding had been delivered over the past six months.

The National Conservative Institute of Australia rejects restrictions on a small number of technologies and says broad-based tariffs are best against China.

The move comes as Victoria gears up for the state election in November.

Angus Taylor pointed to the European immigration experience and warned against migrants of ’subversive intent.’

‘We really need to see what plays out throughout the remainder of the ceasefire and as to what the circumstances are in the Strait of Hormuz,’ said Marles.

Australia’s largest airline will also redeploy flights to the US, and instead go to Paris and Rome.

The service, Stop It Now!, is designed to intervene before harm occurs by offering therapy and support to potential and former offenders.

Kylie Moore-Gilbert was detained in Iran for two years, and says Australia should not have backed Iran’s election to a committee at the UN.

The Court of Appeal sided with protest groups, finding the expanded police powers went too far in restricting the right to assemble.

One Nation’s historic win in Narungga is under threat as the discovery of 81 uncounted ballots triggers a recount that could flip the 58-vote victory.

The new powers were introduced to help manage the fuel crisis caused by the war in the Middle East.

‘I definitely think it [the vaccine] was involved and I don’t even think saying that is controversial anymore,’ said Jackson Warne.

‘If you can bear and cop the consequences for a short period, eventually we’ll have a better life for the rest of the world,' said David Archer.

With urea prices skyrocketing past $1,000 and Middle Eastern supply lines choked by the Hormuz closure, Australian farmers are facing a race against the clock.

Analysts warn Australia’s fuel excise cut to soften fuel price hikes was the wrong move.

Premier Jacinta Allan’s new cabinet was sworn-in at Government House in Melbourne on April 15.

The prime minister also aims to secure fertiliser supply too.

Women over 18 years old no longer need a consultation with a GP to access the contraceptive pill.

Government spending on defence is estimated to be $10.9 billion higher in the current financial year than forecast projections in 2022.

A record 77 mergers and acquisitions and 53 partnerships took place in 2025, contributing to $159.5 billion in FDI from Japanese entities.

The Labor government announced that more than $5 billion (US$3.57 billion) in funding had been delivered over the past six months.

The National Conservative Institute of Australia rejects restrictions on a small number of technologies and says broad-based tariffs are best against China.

The move comes as Victoria gears up for the state election in November.

Angus Taylor pointed to the European immigration experience and warned against migrants of ’subversive intent.’

‘We really need to see what plays out throughout the remainder of the ceasefire and as to what the circumstances are in the Strait of Hormuz,’ said Marles.

Australia’s largest airline will also redeploy flights to the US, and instead go to Paris and Rome.

The service, Stop It Now!, is designed to intervene before harm occurs by offering therapy and support to potential and former offenders.

Kylie Moore-Gilbert was detained in Iran for two years, and says Australia should not have backed Iran’s election to a committee at the UN.