Australian Politics News

Both party leaders have met to explore a future for the Coalition.

‘You focus on the things you control, and I’ll look at things that I control,’ said Queensland Premier David Crisafulli to the UN.

Strategist Paul Erickson says Labor’s return was powered by regained economic trust, a focused strategy, and a prime minister who was ‘in his element.’

Libertarian MP David Limbrick and Liberal Moira Deeming both spoke at the protest on the steps of Parliament House.

Nationals MPs in the shadow cabinet lose 25 percent pay loading, worth up to around $58,000, as the Coalition dissolves.

Former Prime Minister John Howard said policy differences between the Liberals and Nationals were best resolved within the framework of a coalition.

The statement was signed by foreign ministers of Canada, Denmark, France, Finland, Iceland, New Zealand and Norway among other nations

The prime ministers discussed regional security, upgraded trade ties, and a stable Indo-Pacific.

Health, housing, education and transport spending rise, while infrastructure is pared back, and public service roles are slashed.

Nationals walk away from 80-year-old Coalition over policy divide, citing nuclear energy, divestiture laws and regional funding priorities.

This is on top of the $5 million already supporting Pacific nations in rolling out HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns and public health education initiatives.

Cameron Adams and Lisa Miller plan to give most of it away most of their fortune to protect the environment.

Most MPs use a Bible during the process, but Albanese, who identifies as Catholic, chose to make a secular affirmation.

This comes as Australia is expected to face a potential gas shortage and may need to import gas within the next two years.

Key points of contention were policies like support for civilian nuclear energy, supermarket divestiture laws, and a $20 billion regional Future Fund.

As per data, 600 officers logged 43,000 hours; four individuals charged, six investigations still ongoing.

Victoria’s state budget will record the first operating surplus since COVID-19, but net debt remains a burden that Victorians will be paying for years to come.

Senator Alex Antic said the Liberal Party needs to move to the right.

‘Productivity growth isn’t about working harder. And it’s not just about having more stuff. It means making the most of what we have,’ said PC chair.

Minister Tanya Plibersek said cyber officials are responding swiftly.