Australian Politics News

Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.

Mike Burgess says Beijing’s intent has shifted from espionage to sabotage, with billions in losses already recorded.

Arkin Daniel-Reid tells MPs of death threats, stalking, and doxing during the 2025 campaign, urging tougher rules to protect candidates and their families.

‘There are no easy solutions to youth crime, and the best approach is always to stop crime before it starts,’ the attorney general said.

New laws create a single planning gateway and enshrine housing delivery targets to speed approvals and cut red tape across NSW.

This is the first official visit since Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto took office as president.

Landlords who allow illegal vape or tobacco sales face up to one year in jail or $165,000 fines under NSW’s new public health offence.

Amanda Rishworth however, said Taylor did not sound convincing.

The new scheme offers a 3 hour window in the middle of the day for Aussies to use electricity free.

Polling analyst Antony Green says the latest surge could be more permanent, calling One Nation the ‘4th force’ in Australian politics.

NSW Premier Chris Minns is now looking to change hate speech laws to include ‘Nazi speech’ and ‘Nazi behaviours on Sydney streets.’

The Wurundjeri Woi say their claim will grant decision-making power over areas of cultural significance and resources.

Weatherill served as South Australia’s 45th premier for more than 6 years.

Loved and loathed in equal measure, there were few Australian politicians as polarising as Graham ‘Richo’ Richardson who died recently.

Roblox plans tougher safety rules from December after regulators flagged child-safety dangers, grooming risks, and adults contacting young users.

Here are some other takeaways from the weekend’s LNP State Council meeting.

Experts told the inquiry that fixed four-year federal terms could save $60 billion over 20 years by improving productivity and policy focus.

David Southwick says justice in his state has become mired in bureaucratic red tape.

A national survey found 93 percent of workers want stronger action on racism, but only 27 percent say their employers are taking meaningful steps.

Ley has received backing from multiple members of her leadership team.

Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.

Mike Burgess says Beijing’s intent has shifted from espionage to sabotage, with billions in losses already recorded.

Arkin Daniel-Reid tells MPs of death threats, stalking, and doxing during the 2025 campaign, urging tougher rules to protect candidates and their families.

‘There are no easy solutions to youth crime, and the best approach is always to stop crime before it starts,’ the attorney general said.

New laws create a single planning gateway and enshrine housing delivery targets to speed approvals and cut red tape across NSW.

This is the first official visit since Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto took office as president.

Landlords who allow illegal vape or tobacco sales face up to one year in jail or $165,000 fines under NSW’s new public health offence.

Amanda Rishworth however, said Taylor did not sound convincing.

The new scheme offers a 3 hour window in the middle of the day for Aussies to use electricity free.

Polling analyst Antony Green says the latest surge could be more permanent, calling One Nation the ‘4th force’ in Australian politics.

NSW Premier Chris Minns is now looking to change hate speech laws to include ‘Nazi speech’ and ‘Nazi behaviours on Sydney streets.’

The Wurundjeri Woi say their claim will grant decision-making power over areas of cultural significance and resources.

Weatherill served as South Australia’s 45th premier for more than 6 years.

Loved and loathed in equal measure, there were few Australian politicians as polarising as Graham ‘Richo’ Richardson who died recently.

Roblox plans tougher safety rules from December after regulators flagged child-safety dangers, grooming risks, and adults contacting young users.

Here are some other takeaways from the weekend’s LNP State Council meeting.

Experts told the inquiry that fixed four-year federal terms could save $60 billion over 20 years by improving productivity and policy focus.

David Southwick says justice in his state has become mired in bureaucratic red tape.

A national survey found 93 percent of workers want stronger action on racism, but only 27 percent say their employers are taking meaningful steps.

Ley has received backing from multiple members of her leadership team.