Australia

Indigenous leader Noel Pearson says the failure of the voice is written in blue and orange dots on the referendum map, as Garma turns its focus to the future.

The Albanese Government is exploring an unprecedented move to protect Australia’s economy from China’s increasingly aggressive trade strategy.

Former prime minister Tony Abbott, who is now the Liberal Party’s Federal president, has accused the party’s Centre Right faction of ‘weaponsing’ an anti-corruption inquiry.

AARON PATRICK: The allegation of rape in a ministerial office in 2019 had a profound impact that continues to be felt today.

A major update has emerged after a controversial segment aired on the ABC depicted violence against mining magnate Gina Rinehart.

The Reserve Bank’s one lever has been unable to bring inflation back to target range. That explains the blunt message RBA governor Michele Bullock fired at Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Tuesday.

Helena Wright was found in the ocean on Monday with her two-year-old daughter.

An anti-corruption hearing has been told Opposition Leader Angus Taylor had agreed to appear at events hosted by a right-wing group that financed Liberal Party branch stacking with conservative recruits.

Australian motorists will have to get used to new-normal fuel prices after a senior Labor minister signalled a war-assistance fuel excise will discontinue after this weekend. 

The new Labor leader signalled a more traditionally right-wing Labor approach and a departure from his predecessor’s emphasis on social justice ahead of an election in November.

The ACTU’s high-profile secretary and president have signalled the end of eight years together leading the powerful union.

The ALP national conference could’ve provided the change voters were looking for. But it didn’t.

In a rare public appearance, the mastermind of Labor’s election wins in 2022 and 2025 has declared his party’s next contest will be as much about fighting One Nation as its traditional Coalition opponents.

While Josh Burns insists the Labor National Conference’s ugly Israel-Palestine stoush hasn’t done any damage, Labor Muslim MP Ed Husic doubled down on his Middle East stance.

The Prime Minister attempted to brush off the viral moment which prompted a frustrated ‘for f**ks sake’ by linking it to Mark Latham’s infamous ‘ladder of opportunity political slogan. 

A motion at Labor’s national conference designed to pressure Anthony Albanese to recall Australian representatives from Tel Aviv has reopened a bitter divide within the party on Palestine.

Lobbying fails to stop US slapping an ‘unjustified’ 12.5 per cent tariff on Aussie exports.