Australian Politics News

The program includes a statewide audit of suitable sites along the coast.

One Nation’s Darren Hercus secured second place in the primary vote with 24.7 percent.

The lease with China’s Landbridge is supposed to run until the year 2114.

Australians could be in for a hidden inflation shock even as standard unleaded petrol prices normalise.

Trump said the Australian system had a ‘couple of little glitches that we’ll get rid of.'

Health minister says Australia is not assisting return of women and children, after Syria claims group was prevented from travelling.

A slight dip in the number of British migrants—around 1 million—living in Australia has allowed this cohort to finally catch-up.

Resources Minister Courtney Houssos said current global events make this work more important than ever.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said it was urgently seeking updates from Israeli authorities about the Australians involved.

The alert from a community security group warned of a ‘high’ threat level for local Jewish events.

‘The report’s credibility is undermined by its failure to address the issue of radical Islamist extremism,’ said the Australian Jewish Association.

Economists Luke Yeaman and Harry Ottley warned ’major changes to CGT and negative gearing appear locked in.’

Another major recommendation was for all states and territories to support Labor’s proposed gun buyback scheme.

Labor plans to delegate more environmental assessment powers to states and territories to reduce the regulatory burden on project developers.

China is Australia’s top source of jet fuel, responsible for 28 percent of supply.

A tribunal has found a 2023 tweet by the former federal Labor leader amounted to unlawful sexual harassment and imposed the maximum available penalty.

The Victorian government has rejected the proposal, arguing public sector pay should be set independently.

The Australian government will tax Big Tech firms 2.25 percent of local revenue if they do not sign content payment deals with local media.

Expressions of interest for voluntary redundancies will close just before the May budget.

The Reserve Bank of Australia is due to make a decision on interest rates on May 5.

The program includes a statewide audit of suitable sites along the coast.

One Nation’s Darren Hercus secured second place in the primary vote with 24.7 percent.

The lease with China’s Landbridge is supposed to run until the year 2114.

Australians could be in for a hidden inflation shock even as standard unleaded petrol prices normalise.

Trump said the Australian system had a ‘couple of little glitches that we’ll get rid of.'

Health minister says Australia is not assisting return of women and children, after Syria claims group was prevented from travelling.

A slight dip in the number of British migrants—around 1 million—living in Australia has allowed this cohort to finally catch-up.

Resources Minister Courtney Houssos said current global events make this work more important than ever.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said it was urgently seeking updates from Israeli authorities about the Australians involved.

The alert from a community security group warned of a ‘high’ threat level for local Jewish events.

‘The report’s credibility is undermined by its failure to address the issue of radical Islamist extremism,’ said the Australian Jewish Association.

Economists Luke Yeaman and Harry Ottley warned ’major changes to CGT and negative gearing appear locked in.’

Another major recommendation was for all states and territories to support Labor’s proposed gun buyback scheme.

Labor plans to delegate more environmental assessment powers to states and territories to reduce the regulatory burden on project developers.

China is Australia’s top source of jet fuel, responsible for 28 percent of supply.

A tribunal has found a 2023 tweet by the former federal Labor leader amounted to unlawful sexual harassment and imposed the maximum available penalty.

The Victorian government has rejected the proposal, arguing public sector pay should be set independently.

The Australian government will tax Big Tech firms 2.25 percent of local revenue if they do not sign content payment deals with local media.

Expressions of interest for voluntary redundancies will close just before the May budget.

The Reserve Bank of Australia is due to make a decision on interest rates on May 5.