Australian Politics News

Net overseas migration has fallen for a sixth straight quarter, easing well below Treasury forecasts.

The Labor government has unveiled its new 2035 target to cut emissions in Australia.

Government says single gateway will end duplication and delays.

‘The science and the climate change rapidly. New information comes to light almost every day,’ said Monash University professor Christian Jakob.

Labor ministers unveiled the six-sector roadmap towards trying to achieve a 62 to 70 percent cut by 2035.

‘There’s potential for digital ID to be used,’ Shadow Communications Minister Melissa McIntosh said.

In her first economic address, Ley said rising welfare reliance and unsustainable spending threaten jobs, growth and intergenerational fairness.

Several Australians have been in the spotlight for their response to Kirk’s murder.

Labor says the mega-battery will drive jobs and renewables; locals warn it endangers farms, communities and ecosystems.

The 2 countries’ leaders have signed a communiqué agreeing to continue work on the treaty, which may be ratified next week.

The government is telling Victorians to put machetes and dangerous knives in bins.

Parliamentary inquiry hears climate risks could push premiums beyond reach.

Trump told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s John Lyons he was setting a ‘bad tone’ for the upcoming meeting.

Developers refuse to bid without government funding guarantees, as D’Ambrosio urges Canberra to step up.

Sean Bell’s nomination comes after Warwick Stacey quit the Senate citing health challenges.

The energy minister revealed the $300,000 application fee will be cut to just $20,000.

The Dialogue comes after Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews attended the CCP’s military parade in Tiananmen Square on Sept. 3.

‘In five years’ time, we want one in every five international visitors to Victoria to come from China,’ Allan said.

Hastie also took aim at the recently released National Climate Risk Assessment, which predicts substantial economic and societal risks for Australia.

A man with a disability was killed in his own home at a South Australian public housing property in June.

Net overseas migration has fallen for a sixth straight quarter, easing well below Treasury forecasts.

The Labor government has unveiled its new 2035 target to cut emissions in Australia.

Government says single gateway will end duplication and delays.

‘The science and the climate change rapidly. New information comes to light almost every day,’ said Monash University professor Christian Jakob.

Labor ministers unveiled the six-sector roadmap towards trying to achieve a 62 to 70 percent cut by 2035.

‘There’s potential for digital ID to be used,’ Shadow Communications Minister Melissa McIntosh said.

In her first economic address, Ley said rising welfare reliance and unsustainable spending threaten jobs, growth and intergenerational fairness.

Several Australians have been in the spotlight for their response to Kirk’s murder.

Labor says the mega-battery will drive jobs and renewables; locals warn it endangers farms, communities and ecosystems.

The 2 countries’ leaders have signed a communiqué agreeing to continue work on the treaty, which may be ratified next week.

The government is telling Victorians to put machetes and dangerous knives in bins.

Parliamentary inquiry hears climate risks could push premiums beyond reach.

Trump told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s John Lyons he was setting a ‘bad tone’ for the upcoming meeting.

Developers refuse to bid without government funding guarantees, as D’Ambrosio urges Canberra to step up.

Sean Bell’s nomination comes after Warwick Stacey quit the Senate citing health challenges.

The energy minister revealed the $300,000 application fee will be cut to just $20,000.

The Dialogue comes after Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews attended the CCP’s military parade in Tiananmen Square on Sept. 3.

‘In five years’ time, we want one in every five international visitors to Victoria to come from China,’ Allan said.

Hastie also took aim at the recently released National Climate Risk Assessment, which predicts substantial economic and societal risks for Australia.

A man with a disability was killed in his own home at a South Australian public housing property in June.