Christopher Luxon, David Seymour public ‘disagreement’ leads to questions about coalition stability
The Prime Minister and his ministers are attempting to downplay the significance of a public spat yesterday between Christopher Luxon and his soon-to-be deputy David Seymour. Today’s Question Time in ...
Prime Minister Press Conference
This week a class of year 6 students in Canberra will get the chance to become journalists for the day and hold a press conference with the Prime Minister. We’ll follow them as they come up with ...
‘Very real risk of violence’: The growing fear within NSW’s LGBTQ community
Threats and attacks against LGBTQI+ organisations, including a neo-Nazi rally outside a queer film festival in Albury, have ...
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The $100 million reason you should discourage your kids from playing tennis
As the Australian Open moves towards its glorious conclusion, you may have young relatives who dream of tennis glory. The goal of this story is to get you to dissuade them. Be they nieces ...
Libs claim victory in Prahran, Werribee on a knife’s edge
The Allan government is bracing for a massive swing in Saturday’s Werribee by-election, with fears the ALP could lose the ...
‘Increasingly nervous’: Disaffected voters could see ALP lose seat of Werribee for first time since 1979
The Allan government has coped a massive swing against them in Saturday’s Werribee by-election, with fears the ALP could lose ...
As it happened: WA news on Friday, February 7
A woman drove through the front windows of an Ampol Foodary along Canning Highway around 11pm Thursday night. It appears she ...
Dutton borrows from Trump, but he won’t follow him into these trenches
But the truth is more complex. Dutton only copies Trump when it suits him. And he takes a different line to Trump when he ...
Bill Gates says ban on under-16s using social media is likely a ‘smart thing’
Bill Gates says ban on under-16s using social media is likely a ‘smart thing’ - Bill Gates says it will be ‘fascinating’ to ...
Punter's Politics uses satire to re-engage 'ripped off' Australians with Parliament
A former high school teacher's satirical assault on Australian politics and its taxation failures hits home runs with ...
Labor’s dumping of Australia’s new nature laws means the environment is shaping as a key 2025 election issue
Hopes for environmental law reform during the current term of federal government have been dashed, so what lies ahead for ...
Major change Anthony Albanese wants to make that could ease the cost of living crisis for struggling Aussie families
Labor faces an uphill battle to get its  proposal over the line before the upcoming federal election, which must be held ...