Politics

The tech sector will have to take Anthony Albanese at his word that it will eventually be exempted from capital gains tax changes because there won’t be any carve-outs in initial legislation.

Attorney-General Michelle Rowland approved the prosecution of Victoria Cross awardee Ben Roberts-Smith in two days while taking more than three weeks to green-light charges against three ‘ISIS brides’.

A former leader of the Australian Democrats, whose party appealed to disaffected moderate Liberal voters, is urging the teals to resist the idea of forming a political party.

Australia’s fuel tsar gets paid more than $16,000 per week to help Australia respond to energy supply chain issues in the wake of the US-Israel-Iran war. 

Paul Brereton, the former judge who was meant to clean out corruption in Canberra, has resigned before publication of an investigation into allegations he had conflicts of interest.

Call for indexation so that Federal governments are forced to provide relief rather than only doing so when it’s politically convenient.

CAMERON MILNER: The Albanista Budget confirms our trillion-dollar debt, our tax and waste agenda and Anthony Albanese’s all-out assault on aspiration.

Australia's fuel supply will be stable until at least July, despite volatility in the oil market due to the Iran war, the prime minister has confirmed.

Climate 200 co-founder Simon Holmes a Court said in 2025 he had ‘zero interest’ in a teals party, yet now a push is on and discussions are taking place.

The New York Times: The United States and Iran have signalled that they are moving closer to a deal to end the war in the Middle East.

US Secret Service has provided an update on a bystander who was hit by gunfire during an exchange between a man and US Secret Service officers at a White House checkpoint.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told US President Donald Trump that Israel would remain free to act against threats ‌in Lebanon.

US President Donald Trump is hosing down expectations of an imminent breakthrough in the three-month-old war with Iran.

The Albanese Government has dodged questions on reports of a communication breakdown between national security agencies, amid claims warning signs about the accused Bondi terrorists were not properly shared.