Is Labour on a legislative go-slow? In recent weeks, Mr S has noticed a theme from conversations in the corridors of power.

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South Korea's suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol blamed the "malicious" opposition for his decision to declare martial law, ...

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Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are issuing calls to action during final parliamentary sittings as they prepare to face off ...

Vanuatu's new parliament has elected a new prime minister, as the nation embarks on a major post-disaster rebuilding effort — ...

Several passengers have been injured in Australia after a train collided with a truck trailer, piercing the side of the carriage and sending people up into the air. The crash happened at 10.10am on ...

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

But it wasn’t to face the journalists, despite months of (justified) grumbling from the Canberra press gallery.