Australian Politics News

‘We have all agreed, ... Iran cannot be allowed to get a nuclear weapon,’ Penny Wong said.

‘Establishing a Pillar III would ensure that space, the ultimate high ground, is secured by free nations, not our enemies,’ said Scott Morrison.

A Liberal MP who defamed fellow party member Moira Deeming will avoid bankruptcy after receiving a party loan to cover court costs.

Hopes for a face-to-face meeting between Australia and the U.S. remain in wait as Anthony Albanese passes on attending the upcoming NATO summit.

The premier’s staff face possible arrest after defying an inquiry over a caravan hoax.

Meanwhile, the federal government is advising healthy adolescents and children under 18 against the vaccine.

Australians have been urged to leave Iran if it is safe to do so as embassy operations on the ground are put on hold.

Rental housing developers will keep tax breaks and be allowed to build their own infrastructure.

Farming and conservation groups have outlined their wish lists to Environment Minister Murray Watt during a roundtable session in Canberra.

Australia’s labour market looks steady—but falling participation, slowing hours, and underutilisation expose growing weakness.

The federal government is assisting overland escape from Israel; options to Egypt also explored.

Treasurer confirms a super tax as Labor’s second-term agenda targets resilience and fiscal stability.

The reform are expected to be implemented before the next pricing cycle in 2026 and is aimed at easing cost pressures on consumers.

China’s nuclear warheads have grown to at least 600.

The court found no merit in the union’s arguments against the legislation that allowed the government to act.

Greiner was named chair of a seven-member panel to lead the NSW Liberals.

The sanctioned vessels use flag-hopping, tracking blackouts, and poor insurance to smuggle banned Russian oil and goods, aiding the Ukraine war effort.

The two sides discussed trade, tariffs, and Australia’s critical minerals and rare earth minerals.

On the meeting setback with Trump, Albanese said both sides understand the cancellation and have agreed to reschedule the meeting at a later date.

More than 1,000 Australians have registered for evacuation from Israel and 870 from Iran.

‘We have all agreed, ... Iran cannot be allowed to get a nuclear weapon,’ Penny Wong said.

‘Establishing a Pillar III would ensure that space, the ultimate high ground, is secured by free nations, not our enemies,’ said Scott Morrison.

A Liberal MP who defamed fellow party member Moira Deeming will avoid bankruptcy after receiving a party loan to cover court costs.

Hopes for a face-to-face meeting between Australia and the U.S. remain in wait as Anthony Albanese passes on attending the upcoming NATO summit.

The premier’s staff face possible arrest after defying an inquiry over a caravan hoax.

Meanwhile, the federal government is advising healthy adolescents and children under 18 against the vaccine.

Australians have been urged to leave Iran if it is safe to do so as embassy operations on the ground are put on hold.

Rental housing developers will keep tax breaks and be allowed to build their own infrastructure.

Farming and conservation groups have outlined their wish lists to Environment Minister Murray Watt during a roundtable session in Canberra.

Australia’s labour market looks steady—but falling participation, slowing hours, and underutilisation expose growing weakness.

The federal government is assisting overland escape from Israel; options to Egypt also explored.

Treasurer confirms a super tax as Labor’s second-term agenda targets resilience and fiscal stability.

The reform are expected to be implemented before the next pricing cycle in 2026 and is aimed at easing cost pressures on consumers.

China’s nuclear warheads have grown to at least 600.

The court found no merit in the union’s arguments against the legislation that allowed the government to act.

Greiner was named chair of a seven-member panel to lead the NSW Liberals.

The sanctioned vessels use flag-hopping, tracking blackouts, and poor insurance to smuggle banned Russian oil and goods, aiding the Ukraine war effort.

The two sides discussed trade, tariffs, and Australia’s critical minerals and rare earth minerals.

On the meeting setback with Trump, Albanese said both sides understand the cancellation and have agreed to reschedule the meeting at a later date.

More than 1,000 Australians have registered for evacuation from Israel and 870 from Iran.