The last sitting day of the fortnight has brought several hints parliament will not be returning before the election.

On this most auspicious Valentine's Day, Anthony Albanese's gift to the public is an apparent glut of hints he's about to announce the federal election (but who the hell really knows?).

Billions of dollars of investment are set to flow into regional areas after tax incentives for mining and manufacturing companies passed the Senate.

Investors Rob Keldoulis and Marcus Catsaras were its biggest donors last financial year, pitching in roughly $1 million each.

New offences created by the Commonwealth will raise the seriousness of criminal conduct, but a NSW proposal shapes as the ...

Clean energy incentives will not support uranium mining after parliament passed an amendment that could also hinder future ...

The prime minister is in no hurry to drop billions on the Suburban Rail Loop, an undertaking so gargantuan that most of us ...

Data from the Australian Electoral Commission released on Monday morning revealed top political donors in the last financial ...

Peter Dutton has reignited discussion over the three national flags, doubling down on why he believes Australia should stick ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned a video of two NSW nurses apparently bragging of killing Israeli patients, as ...

NSW transport minister Jo Haylen quit over a $750 van ride while federal climate change Minister Chris Bowen could have ...

Mining and manufacturing companies could soon receive major tax breaks after a key pillar of Labor's flagship decarbonisation ...