Australian Politics News

A reduction in royalties and a $96 billion infrastructure pipeline means more government borrowing will be needed.

‘Media reporting resulted in public confusion regarding vaccine eligibility and led to vaccine hesitancy amongst members of the public,’ AstraZeneca said.

Researchers from the University of Sydney found exercising between 6 p.m. and midnight can be good for health.

The study relied on mathematical modelling using government data, with authors admitting the study had some limitations.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has welcomed government action to censor visuals of two stabbing attacks in his state, but a watchdog group warns there must be limits.

Defence Minister Richard Marles says recruiting New Zealand migrants on the cards to bolster dwindling personnel numbers.

Jim Chalmers says the May 14 budget will place a ’real emphasis on economic security' amidst multiple concerns about the global economy.

$20 million of taxpayer funds will be allocated towards the initiative.

‘You are welcome to stay here for as long as you like,” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

From the Law Council to refugees, the Bill, which would give wide-ranging powers of deportation to the immigration minister, was criticised by submitters.

‘It’s a scourge in many ways, social media,’ Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

‘If it was an automatic gun, then we would have been speaking about hundreds of deaths,’ Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

New Zealand is also believed to be considering its AUKUS membership options.

However, the website does not measure any MPs on calling out anti-Semitism or attacks against the Jewish community.

The Australian Industry Group pointed out that industry policy remains a risk to the successful implementation of the Future Made in Australia Act.

The Labor Party is now caught in a political pincer movement that is threatening its support base no both sides.

Without a clearly defined exit strategy, taxpayers could end up subsidising some industries forever, the Commission’s chair warns.

The opposition leader claims he was comparing the response of Anthony Albanese to that of John Howard, and says the PM has failed to stem rising antisemitism.

This comes after Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the international community is considering Palestinian statehood to build momentum towards a 2-state solution.

The ACT has made it an offence for jurors to do their own research, and has also allowed for 11:1 findings of guilt.