Australian Politics News

The US will also examine policies that ‘punish citizens who object to continued mass migration.’

Science Minister Tim Ayres said the agency continued to receive around $1 billion annually.

The Greens have secured curbs on land clearing, new forest protections and emissions disclosure for big industry.

Joyce won’t confirm his next move but admits he is ’strongly considering' joining One Nation.

The bill, first proposed in 2018, seeks a plebiscite on whether Australia should adopt a zero net migration policy for 5 years.

Despite accusing the government of reckless spending, the Coalition refused to specify savings, tax offsets or energy price impacts.

Queensland’s rural North West critical minerals province is set to benefit from a $2.3 billion mining investment, forecast to deliver $17 billion over 15 years.

New Liberal leader Jess Wilson wrote to premier calling for a bipartisan commission to fix the debt crisis in Victoria.

Abbott also called on Liberal Party supporters to get more involved and try to steady the ship.

Electricity, housing, and travel costs push inflation up again, undermining hopes for more rate relief before the end of 2025.

IPA Executive Director Scott Hargreaves argued that current consensus does not mean an end to scientific inquiry.

Just 8 percent of voters felt the opposition leader had won the televised debates against Anthony Albanese, again the lowest figure ever recorded.

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says the party was told the trailer for her new animated film ‘could offend someone.’

Victoria’s operating expenses increased by $6.7 billion in the 2025 financial year.

Snapchat has revealed how it plans to comply with Australia’s impending under-16 social media ban.

Hanson will attend the opening days of Parliament when it returns in early 2026.

The New England MP described himself as a ‘front row forward; who had been put in a corner’ by the National party.

Criticism has been levelled at One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson with some saying it could dim the party’s recent success in the polls.

Opposition MPs accused the government of neglecting soaring power bills as Chris Bowen faced criticism for prioritising next year’s COP presidency.

Senate President Sue Lines suspended proceedings for 90 minutes after Hanson refused to remove the burqa.

The US will also examine policies that ‘punish citizens who object to continued mass migration.’

Science Minister Tim Ayres said the agency continued to receive around $1 billion annually.

The Greens have secured curbs on land clearing, new forest protections and emissions disclosure for big industry.

Joyce won’t confirm his next move but admits he is ’strongly considering' joining One Nation.

The bill, first proposed in 2018, seeks a plebiscite on whether Australia should adopt a zero net migration policy for 5 years.

Despite accusing the government of reckless spending, the Coalition refused to specify savings, tax offsets or energy price impacts.

Queensland’s rural North West critical minerals province is set to benefit from a $2.3 billion mining investment, forecast to deliver $17 billion over 15 years.

New Liberal leader Jess Wilson wrote to premier calling for a bipartisan commission to fix the debt crisis in Victoria.

Abbott also called on Liberal Party supporters to get more involved and try to steady the ship.

Electricity, housing, and travel costs push inflation up again, undermining hopes for more rate relief before the end of 2025.

IPA Executive Director Scott Hargreaves argued that current consensus does not mean an end to scientific inquiry.

Just 8 percent of voters felt the opposition leader had won the televised debates against Anthony Albanese, again the lowest figure ever recorded.

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says the party was told the trailer for her new animated film ‘could offend someone.’

Victoria’s operating expenses increased by $6.7 billion in the 2025 financial year.

Snapchat has revealed how it plans to comply with Australia’s impending under-16 social media ban.

Hanson will attend the opening days of Parliament when it returns in early 2026.

The New England MP described himself as a ‘front row forward; who had been put in a corner’ by the National party.

Criticism has been levelled at One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson with some saying it could dim the party’s recent success in the polls.

Opposition MPs accused the government of neglecting soaring power bills as Chris Bowen faced criticism for prioritising next year’s COP presidency.

Senate President Sue Lines suspended proceedings for 90 minutes after Hanson refused to remove the burqa.