Australian Politics News

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is standing firm on the Coalition’s plan to slash 41,000 public service jobs in Canberra.

The video is the latest in a string of altercations that have broken out during the election.

Farmers feel sidelined by policies influenced by environmental and animal welfare activists.

A group of men were identified by police after booing and heckling a welcome to country during a dawn service.

Dutton said his earlier comments were misunderstood.

The move has the backing of a major Labor affiliated union.

Labor’s new reserve aims to secure critical minerals, limit Chinese influence and attract allies like the US, as scrutiny of global supply chains grows.

Once staunch Labor supporters, Muslim Australians are now rallying behind independents and Greens in protest against the party’s ’soft diplomacy.’

David Speirs had pleaded guilty to 2 charges of supplying drugs to another person but asked to be discharged without conviction. The court refused.

The $90 million pledge includes national offender database, tech abuse laws, and faster family court settlements to close legal gaps and support victims.

‘Sure, AI is a great tool, but for people who’ve never learned the basics, there is a temptation to sneakily use that instead of learning,’ Paul Darwen.

Hastie rejected claims women lowered ADF standards, saying one standard applies to all, regardless of gender, and every role is open to all Australians.

Men are dying in silence: A survey finds social isolation and masculinity myths are placing men’s lives at risk globally.

A $32 million boost will fund awareness and training to help men be healthier, Labor has announced.

Minister O‘Neil asked media to silence Hume during a fiery discussion in which Hume said ’it’s not our policy' to send public servants back to the office.

One analyst says Trump is a bogeyman for the Left, a role model for the Right—but is not a decider for most.

The move is in response to Labor not directing preferences to any party in Macnamara, a seat the Greens thought they could win.

He’s a former volleyballer, an IT whiz and a martial arts champion. Elvis Sinosic continues his bout in politics.

Dutton says the Coalition will fund its defence plan by axing Labor’s recurring spending, including the stage-three tax cuts.

IMF has cut Australia’s 2025 growth forecast to 1.6 percent, down from 2.1 percent.