Politics

The Australian Federal Police will investigate how left-wing activists were able to smuggle a protest banner inside the building to disrupt Pauline Hanson’s highly anticipated address to journalists.

AARON PATRICK: The One Nation leader showed why she is one of Australia’s most popular political leaders with a speech combining critiques of economic policy with attacks on the media and immigration.

New data has revealed what Australians are being forced to cut back on to cope with high inflation.

In a fiery National Press Club address, Pauline Hanson has unleashed on the Albanese Government warning that One Nation is rising because Australians are ‘mad as hell’ and ready to take their country back.

Europe’s alliance with the United States may still be on the rocks, but on the first full day of a Group of 7 summit, the leaders showed they remained ready to behave politely toward Donald Trump.

Childcare educators will keep their government-funded pay rises for another two years after Anthony Albanese stepped in to plug a looming shortfall he was warned about months ago.

Each of the leaders has come to this week’s summit in France bearing their own burdens and pressing their own agendas.

Barnaby Joyce has revealed which One Nation policy portfolio he will take up while taking a brutal swipe at his former colleagues.

The Government has scaled back its travel warnings across parts of the Middle East, but cautioned the security situation remains unpredictable.

‘It’s embarrassing ... imagine how everyone who voted for the Labor Party at the last election feels.’

The price of filling up could become significantly more expensive if the US-Iran ceasefire stalls, with economists warning of flow-on impacts across the economy.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has an algae bloom, a little over a week after it was repainted a colour dubbed ‘American flag blue’ by the President.

Leaders at the G7 have discussed a ‌path around restrictions on non-American use of advanced AI after Anthropic disabled access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5.

Investors are warning some of Australia's most successful companies wouldn't exist under proposed tax changes, as Labor pushes ahead with its planned reform.