Australian Politics News

Housing Minister O’Neil says boom reflects decades-long affordability crisis, vows new data to rebut claims scheme turbocharged prices.

Minister for Defence Industry Pat Conroy spoke about Australia’s acquisition of new military hardware to deal with potential threats from the CCP.

The ASIO chief warned of a ’realistic possibility' a foreign government could attempt to assassinate a dissident on Australian soil.

‘This is a dynamic list and will always change,’ eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said.

Attorney General Kyam Maher warned about the dark side of AI.

Liberal Senator Alex Antic and One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts moved amendments to stop intentional terminations of pregnancy being treated as stillbirths.

Professor Lidia Morawska proved COVID could spread through the air, prompting worldwide shifts in ventilation and health policy.

China’s military build-up demand a response from Australia and other nations in the region, Richard Marles told the Indo Pacific Conference.

CPA Australia warned that the shift will not be without challenges.

Barnaby Joyce praises Matt Canavan as the spark behind the Nationals’ push to scrap net zero, saying he just ’threw a bit of petrol on the fire.’

Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia said, ‘if an offender breaks their bail, they will face jail.’

One Nation has seen a surge of support at the polls in the months since the May election.

Katter’s Australian Party says it won’t back down on fighting to introduce ‘Castle Law’ in the state.

‘In some cases, treatments and surgeries have been foisted upon children by ideologically driven clinicians or parents,’ said Henderson.

Under current laws, voters can receive unsolicited postal vote applications from political parties containing reply-paid envelopes.

MP Andrew Gee argued many families chose land near state forests expecting privacy buffers, only to find themselves facing industrial-scale wind proposals.

A Queensland Nationals MP says nearly one in four jobs in his electorate would go if net zero aspirations go ahead. The Nationals have voted against the push.

Senate question time typically runs for an hour.

Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.

Shadow Energy Minister Dan Tehan said a final policy decision would likely come by early 2026.

Housing Minister O’Neil says boom reflects decades-long affordability crisis, vows new data to rebut claims scheme turbocharged prices.

Minister for Defence Industry Pat Conroy spoke about Australia’s acquisition of new military hardware to deal with potential threats from the CCP.

The ASIO chief warned of a ’realistic possibility' a foreign government could attempt to assassinate a dissident on Australian soil.

‘This is a dynamic list and will always change,’ eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said.

Attorney General Kyam Maher warned about the dark side of AI.

Liberal Senator Alex Antic and One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts moved amendments to stop intentional terminations of pregnancy being treated as stillbirths.

Professor Lidia Morawska proved COVID could spread through the air, prompting worldwide shifts in ventilation and health policy.

China’s military build-up demand a response from Australia and other nations in the region, Richard Marles told the Indo Pacific Conference.

CPA Australia warned that the shift will not be without challenges.

Barnaby Joyce praises Matt Canavan as the spark behind the Nationals’ push to scrap net zero, saying he just ’threw a bit of petrol on the fire.’

Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia said, ‘if an offender breaks their bail, they will face jail.’

One Nation has seen a surge of support at the polls in the months since the May election.

Katter’s Australian Party says it won’t back down on fighting to introduce ‘Castle Law’ in the state.

‘In some cases, treatments and surgeries have been foisted upon children by ideologically driven clinicians or parents,’ said Henderson.

Under current laws, voters can receive unsolicited postal vote applications from political parties containing reply-paid envelopes.

MP Andrew Gee argued many families chose land near state forests expecting privacy buffers, only to find themselves facing industrial-scale wind proposals.

A Queensland Nationals MP says nearly one in four jobs in his electorate would go if net zero aspirations go ahead. The Nationals have voted against the push.

Senate question time typically runs for an hour.

Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.

Shadow Energy Minister Dan Tehan said a final policy decision would likely come by early 2026.