Australian Politics News

Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson says senior Liberal women, including Jacinta Price, have been unfairly targeted.

The extension of Woodside Energy’s North West Shelf gas project faced widespread opposition, including from Pacific Island nations currently meeting in Honiara.

John Ruddick noted that most of the minor conservative parties agree on 90 percent of topics.

Australians are warned against travelling to Nepal following violent demonstrations that left at least 19 dead and forced the prime minister to resign.

It was the fourth call between the two leaders since Trump’s return to the White House.

Bendigo Bank is making changes that a union says will cut 145 jobs and affect hundreds more.

While health officials acknowledged the link between PFAS and health issues, they said the ‘forever chemicals’ couldn’t be confirmed as the direct cause.

Minns has ruled out supporting changes to gun legislation in the state.

However, the price limit for art and music therapy will be cut to $156.16 per hour.

US defence company Anduril has won the $1.7 billion contract to develop the drones for the Australian Navy.

Australia’s acting prime minister is among many who have condemned the tragic shooting that killed the young father.

Price has been in the headlines for over a week due to comments about the level of migration into Australia and citing the Indian community.

Transport officials and police were prevented from taking down an illegal flagpole on the island.

The Seven West chairman has been ordered to cover millions in legal costs after backing the war veteran’s failed lawsuit.

After leaving Vanuatu empty-handed, Australia’s prime minister had better luck in Fiji on locking in a security deal to block out Beijing.

The discussion on crime comes after a machete ban came into force in Victoria.

As hospitals struggle to cope with an influx of patients, doctors claim alarming health statistics are being ‘buried’ in government reports.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong says ceasefire efforts must continue.

The eSafety commissioner is registering these codes under the Online Safety Act 2021, ‘complementary’ to the social media ban.

Some of the biggest changes include a new Indigenous authority, and changes to the curriculum to contain more Indigenous content.

Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson says senior Liberal women, including Jacinta Price, have been unfairly targeted.

The extension of Woodside Energy’s North West Shelf gas project faced widespread opposition, including from Pacific Island nations currently meeting in Honiara.

John Ruddick noted that most of the minor conservative parties agree on 90 percent of topics.

Australians are warned against travelling to Nepal following violent demonstrations that left at least 19 dead and forced the prime minister to resign.

It was the fourth call between the two leaders since Trump’s return to the White House.

Bendigo Bank is making changes that a union says will cut 145 jobs and affect hundreds more.

While health officials acknowledged the link between PFAS and health issues, they said the ‘forever chemicals’ couldn’t be confirmed as the direct cause.

Minns has ruled out supporting changes to gun legislation in the state.

However, the price limit for art and music therapy will be cut to $156.16 per hour.

US defence company Anduril has won the $1.7 billion contract to develop the drones for the Australian Navy.

Australia’s acting prime minister is among many who have condemned the tragic shooting that killed the young father.

Price has been in the headlines for over a week due to comments about the level of migration into Australia and citing the Indian community.

Transport officials and police were prevented from taking down an illegal flagpole on the island.

The Seven West chairman has been ordered to cover millions in legal costs after backing the war veteran’s failed lawsuit.

After leaving Vanuatu empty-handed, Australia’s prime minister had better luck in Fiji on locking in a security deal to block out Beijing.

The discussion on crime comes after a machete ban came into force in Victoria.

As hospitals struggle to cope with an influx of patients, doctors claim alarming health statistics are being ‘buried’ in government reports.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong says ceasefire efforts must continue.

The eSafety commissioner is registering these codes under the Online Safety Act 2021, ‘complementary’ to the social media ban.

Some of the biggest changes include a new Indigenous authority, and changes to the curriculum to contain more Indigenous content.