Australian Politics News

The former New South Wales Liberal leader’s appeal outcome just in.

New ministerial portfolios will be assigned by July 29.

‘I couldn’t possibly sell this film to Netflix,’ says filmmaker David Novack.

The Reserve Bank of Australia is due to hold a monetary policy meeting on August 6.

Released on July 24, the report calls for active measures to combat racism, highlighting persistent challenges faced by immigrant communities in Australia.

Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney and Skills and Training Minister Brendan O'Connor will step down from their portfolios.

The Australian Jewish Association has questioned the foreign minister’s involvement.

This government has legislated a 50 percent cut to climate change emissions by 2030 and net zero by 2050 with support from the Opposition.

Hundreds of energy drinks have been taken from shelves in South Australia after it was discovered they contained an unsafe level of caffeine.

Victorian Chief Health Officer Clare Looker recommended 2 doses of the vaccine.

A chorus of Australian leaders have praised the US president after he announced he would drop out of the presidential race.

The government has committed $2.2 billion into the sector this year, but there are concerns the money may not be flowing to patient care.

‘I love NSW,’ he said in a statement. ‘It has been an absolute honour to represent the 8 million people who call this great state home.’

The embattled CFMEU continues to face scrutiny of corruption and its conduct.

The Queensland MP says his comments were taken out of context.

Billionaire Andrew Forrest raised concerns about skyrocketing energy prices.

The debate over whether Australia should embrace nuclear continues.

The troubled CFMEU has prompted calls for a Royal Commission in order to provide an impartial investigation into its actions.

A separate study in the US found zero alcohol drinks can be used in harm reduction.

American actor and comedian Jack Black said the future of the band will be on hold.