Australian Politics News

Bob Carr says he will sue Winston Peters over remarks he made on radio in a dispute over AUKUS.

The coal-royalty funded handout comes less than 6 months before the Queensland state election.

Mr. O'Brien argued renewables and battery storage technology was experimental and would not generate the energy capacity the country needs endangering the grid.

The Commonwealth and Queensland governments have commited almost a billion dollars to quantum computing start-up PsiQuantum.

Domestic violence was described as a national crisis.

Evidence of health department employees was found to be inadmissible in court because it had been used in another hearing.

It is likely that Manasseh Sogavare’s successor will maintain a pro-Beijing stance.

Net zero remains a key focus of the federal Labor government.

Mr. Chalmers emphasises that the two countries still maintain a strong and important economic relationship.

The minister argued protecting the community is ‘not censorship.’

Majid Jamshidi Doukoshkan is one of a 100 immigration detainees released into the community following a High Court ruling.

95 percent believe news outlets should disclose if they are using AI.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been sued for racial discrimination by Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi.

Independent MP Dai Le has warned that any campaign targetting gendered violence must recognise that not all men are violent, or risk alienating many.

The Australian leader’s involvement in the national rallies attracted headlines for the wrong reasons after he was handed the mic to speak.

Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) is calling for pay rise based on gender for women in ‘key feminised industries.’

The case centres on a tweet sent by the One Nation leader telling another senator to ‘pack [her] bags and piss off back to Pakistan.’

Queensland Senator Matt Canavan said the government waste continues.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has joined the roll of senior politicians who have appeared before the state’s Yoorrook Justice Commission.

Australia saw a significant increase in tax burden on single workers, according to a new report.