Politics

The Bureau of Meteorology has updated its rain radar and weather map in a bid to make it easier for users to navigate after a backlash over its $96.5m new website spend. 

The PM was taken to task about taxpayers’ money being used to fund family and ski trips.

EDITORIAL: The current system relies on MPs to employ some common sense and moral awareness. We can’t trust them to exercise either of these traits.

While millions of underage accounts across ten platforms were slated to be deactivated on Wednesday, younger users have flooded Anthony Albanese’s profiles to criticise the policy and saying it ‘didn’t work’. 

JENI O’DOWD: Anika Wells is the latest in a long line of politicians having a grand old time at your expense. It really shouldn’t be that way.

Financial markets are pricing in two rate hikes in 2026 that would increase monthly mortgage repayments more than $200.

AARON PATRICK: Despite overwhelming public support for banning children from some sites, the rule could drive teenagers to dark parts of the internet.

NDIS recipients who can work should have time limits placed on how long they can claim the welfare, with an economics professor modelling her idea on American laws capping welfare for life at five years.

Anika Wells insists she has not broken any rules with her travel spending, insistent that her three portfolios come with ‘countless’ requests for her time, which justifies her decisions.

One Nation has shocked Australia with staggering new polling off the back of Pauline Hanson’s burqa stunt and Barnaby Joyce’s defection.

The world-first restrictions for under-16s came into effect on Wednesday.

Anika Wells flew to Sydney in August for a day of ministerial meetings - and to join friends, including the Prime Minister, to celebrate her 40th birthday at a nighttime function.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken to social media to kick off a world-first under 16s social media ban, as kids react to a new life offline.

Documents presented to the court in the trial against disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell are set to be made public.

US President Donald Trump’s comments have widened the dispute with his European counterparts over Europe’s future and how to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.