Australian Politics News

Victorian Chief Health Officer Clare Looker recommended 2 doses of the vaccine.

A chorus of Australian leaders have praised the US president after he announced he would drop out of the presidential race.

The government has committed $2.2 billion into the sector this year, but there are concerns the money may not be flowing to patient care.

‘I love NSW,’ he said in a statement. ‘It has been an absolute honour to represent the 8 million people who call this great state home.’

The embattled CFMEU continues to face scrutiny of corruption and its conduct.

The Queensland MP says his comments were taken out of context.

Billionaire Andrew Forrest raised concerns about skyrocketing energy prices.

The debate over whether Australia should embrace nuclear continues.

The troubled CFMEU has prompted calls for a Royal Commission in order to provide an impartial investigation into its actions.

A separate study in the US found zero alcohol drinks can be used in harm reduction.

American actor and comedian Jack Black said the future of the band will be on hold.

The Fair Work Commission general manager will act as an independent administrator after what has been described as ‘abhorrent’ conduct within the union.

A string of controversies has led to Labor calling for the CFMEU to cut ties with the party.

Saul Kavonic believes the constant back-and-forth on policy by federal and state governments is severely damaging Australia’s economic prosperity.

Nexa Advisory also warns small businesses in NSW could see electricity costs soar by $7,000.

The federal government has told exporting companies they'll do better business with the introduction of the digital certificates.

‘That’s part of 2 million Australians who will get their tax cut over the course of the next fortnight,’ said Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

Researchers at the University of Queensland found high-intensity interval exercise can enhance brain function.

However, Albanese described the Coalition’s nuclear plan as ‘risky.’

‘Smart meters are a key first step to putting solar panels on your roof and a battery at the back door,’ Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen said.