Australian Politics News

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.

Melbourne endured one of the world’s longest lockdowns during COVID-19.

While promoted by the government as a major investment—and on target to meet US expectations—in real terms, Australia’s defence budget is barely sufficient.

Smith is asking voters to put him last on the ballot.

The minor One Nation party is eyeing the coal-mining seat of Hunter.

Indian-born residents now make up 2.9 percent of Australia’s total population, and nearly 10 percent of the overseas-born population.

‘It’s unlikely Indonesia would agree to a Russian base, but it’s very likely they’d allow Russian aircraft to use facilities,' said Michael Shoebridge.

Once a stronghold of the Labor Party the area is showing signs of volatility amid the ongoing inflation crisis.

Peter Dutton says he backs the climate science in response to questions on the Coalition’s position on net zero.

Jacinta Price has responded to media scrutiny of her off-the-cuff 4-word comment.