Australian Politics News

‘We must be clear and assert what we need to hold onto in the rules-based order,’ said Foreign Minister Penny Wong.

An amendment passed at the party’s national conference in Adelaide on July 24 and clears the way to remove a 30-year-old provision in the federal Criminal Code.

‘There is a concerted effort by some in the media to constantly take my comments out of context,’ Pauline Hanson said.

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said the Australian government was disappointed by the new tariff.

‘People’s genuine frustrations deserve a practical response, not just an emotional one,’ said Anthony Albanese.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the Fair Work Court would resolve disputes faster and at lower cost.

Speaking at the ASEAN Summit in Manila, Philippines, on July 22, Wong said stability in the South China Sea is “critical” to the region’s stability.

The Finocchiaro government says it can pass the law without needing support from Labor or the crossbench.

Economists and industry leaders say Australia’s construction shortfall is being driven by a lack of workers.

Master Grocers Australia said retailers now had to provide cash handling services that were previously the responsibility of banks before they closed branches.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has raised Australia’s concerns with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit in the Philippines.

‘They spoke to Ghislaine Maxwell, they spoke to people after convictions of child abuse,’ Robinson said.

Investment banking firm Barrenjoey found that higher interest rates and house prices have caused borrowing to become increasingly skewed towards the rich.

The Liberals and Labor oppose the proposed change to rename the Tasmanian electorate to ‘Tongerlongeter.’

Telstra CEO Vicki Brady said the July 8 outage was caused by design change on a server that was not properly documented.

‘There is simply no place in Australia, or anywhere in the world, for Islamophobia and racial hatred,’ said Anthony Albanese.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is due to speak at the British Conservative Political Action Conference.

A free exhibition at New South Wales Parliament House reveals the food, sport, and social habits of politicians through rarely seen artefacts.

Forty-four minutes elapsed between the network failure and the required notification, a Senate inquiry has heard.

The One Nation MP also cautioned against dismissing the threat of foreign interference in Australia.