Australian Politics News

A petition with 12,000 signatures calls for Wong’s withdrawal, citing her stance on Israel.

The move is aimed at expanding the tradie workforce to help Australia reach its home building targets.

A university conference has been criticised for profiling conservative Jews in a bid to make a point about the “right” using racism to their advantage.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas says Australians are becoming tired of hostile debate around the national holiday.

The iconic statue in Randwick, damaged just days before Australia Day, was first installed in 1874.

Ballarat Police are investigating after receiving reports that 20 statues were damaged.

This comes amid Israel and Hamas recently agreeing to a ceasefire, allowing humanitarian aid to flow to Gaza

MYFER reveals cost blowouts, including $4.2 billion in health projects, $3.1 billion in transport, and $4.2 billion for energy, water, and port infrastructure.

Benson Saulo also called for the community not to get bogged down by the history of colonialism.

Sam Farraway, Nationals candidate for Calare, has called on both the Australian Federal Police and NSW Police to investigate.

The government will also seek to have a say on the future of the airline.

The resignation of 205 NSW psychiatrists has further strained mental health services.

Wong met with Rubio and the leaders of U.S, Australia, India and Japan, where they discussed a a free and open Indo-Pacific.

The Greens intend to fund their education reform by taxing large corporations.

It is the 9th arrest under Strike Force Pearl, which investigates hate crime against the Jewish community.

Albanese would not comment further, however, and would leave the investigation to the AFP.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the funding will provide security for the region, enabling it to thrive.

Wong was the first foreign minister to be invited and attend an inauguration on behalf of Australia.

The Australian Communication and Media Authority will no longer be required to issue a warning before fining telcos who breach their obligations to customers.

Formers ambassadors say U.S. policy will ripple through locally.