Australian Politics News

Former Iranian soccer player Shiva Amini said the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had placed ‘intense and systematic pressure’ on families of the group.

As part of the reshuffle, Canavan has appointed himself shadow minister for trade, investment and tourism.

Minister Tony Burke said the government had done everything to make sure Iranian players were provided with the chance for a safe future in Australia.

‘We know how incredibly important that is but that’s not something we’ve been asked or we’re contributing to,’ said Transport Minister Catherine King.

Conservative Senator Alex Antic has taken issue with the party’s decision to axe Carston Woodhouse over a week from the state election.

Anthropic said hackers and malignant cyber actors have used AI to perpetrate fraud, scams, ransomware, and extortion.

Up to 762 million litres of petrol and diesel could be released from Australia’s domestic reserves.

All non-essential Australian officials have been told to leave as the war escalates and tensions spread throughout the Middle East.

Victims’ families say the royal commission risks losing focus after former spy chief Dennis Richardson abruptly quits the probe.

‘What I want to make really clear ... is all that fuel remains in Australia. It doesn’t go anywhere because of [the IEA’s] request,’ said Madeleine King.

The Labor government expects the move to add 100 million litres of petrol per month to the market, with priority for regional areas.

Two new seats will be added to keep in line with population growth.

Dennis Richardson said he had full confidence in the Royal Commission’s ability to get to the bottom of the Bondi terror attacks.

The poll from the progressive-leaning Australia Institute found 28.7 percent of respondents would vote One Nation.

A Brisbane man has been charged after allegedly chanting a banned slogan during a protest.

“We need more Australian everything. We don’t need to look overseas for our solutions,” Matt Canavan said on his first day as leader of the Nationals.

Missions in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Tel Aviv shut as missile and drone attacks intensify across the region.

Petrol stations must lock in prices for 24 hours under Victoria’s new anti–price gouging laws.

Two public servants found to have engaged in serious corrupt conduct but will not face criminal prosecution.

U.S. President Donald Trump personally stepped in to push the Australian government to offer asylum.

Former Iranian soccer player Shiva Amini said the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had placed ‘intense and systematic pressure’ on families of the group.

As part of the reshuffle, Canavan has appointed himself shadow minister for trade, investment and tourism.

Minister Tony Burke said the government had done everything to make sure Iranian players were provided with the chance for a safe future in Australia.

‘We know how incredibly important that is but that’s not something we’ve been asked or we’re contributing to,’ said Transport Minister Catherine King.

Conservative Senator Alex Antic has taken issue with the party’s decision to axe Carston Woodhouse over a week from the state election.

Anthropic said hackers and malignant cyber actors have used AI to perpetrate fraud, scams, ransomware, and extortion.

Up to 762 million litres of petrol and diesel could be released from Australia’s domestic reserves.

All non-essential Australian officials have been told to leave as the war escalates and tensions spread throughout the Middle East.

Victims’ families say the royal commission risks losing focus after former spy chief Dennis Richardson abruptly quits the probe.

‘What I want to make really clear ... is all that fuel remains in Australia. It doesn’t go anywhere because of [the IEA’s] request,’ said Madeleine King.

The Labor government expects the move to add 100 million litres of petrol per month to the market, with priority for regional areas.

Two new seats will be added to keep in line with population growth.

Dennis Richardson said he had full confidence in the Royal Commission’s ability to get to the bottom of the Bondi terror attacks.

The poll from the progressive-leaning Australia Institute found 28.7 percent of respondents would vote One Nation.

A Brisbane man has been charged after allegedly chanting a banned slogan during a protest.

“We need more Australian everything. We don’t need to look overseas for our solutions,” Matt Canavan said on his first day as leader of the Nationals.

Missions in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Tel Aviv shut as missile and drone attacks intensify across the region.

Petrol stations must lock in prices for 24 hours under Victoria’s new anti–price gouging laws.

Two public servants found to have engaged in serious corrupt conduct but will not face criminal prosecution.

U.S. President Donald Trump personally stepped in to push the Australian government to offer asylum.