Politics

The identities of 11 suspected ISIS-linked women based in a Northern Syrian camp who are attempting to return to Australia have been revealed. 

Canberra has reacted to former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest overnight and his ‘fall from grace’.

It’s ‘official’, a new amendment from government is set to deliver an extra public holiday day this year and next.

Shadow Attorney General Michaelia Cash has accused the Albanese government of ‘lying’ over its level of assistance in the repatriation of so-called ‘ISIS brides’ in Syria.

Environment departments across governments will be allowed to share more information from Friday when the next phase of the new environmental laws come into effect.

Anthony Albanese has overtaken Scott Morrison’s time as prime minister, making him now Australia’s 12th longest-serving leader.

Reeling from a politician's incendiary claims and a mosque receiving violent threats, residents of a multicultural suburb say their community welcomes everyone.

As US-Iran tensions rise President Donald Trump appears to have suggested Iran must strike a ‘meaningful’ deal within ten days or ‘bad things’ will happen.

Intelligence officers could soon interrogate Australian fighters with suspected links to ISIS, after they were transferred from Syria to Iraq during a recent US-led military operation. 

Anthony Albanese reiterated the Federal Government will not be providing any repatriation support after 11 Australian families with links to ISIS were issued passports to return from Syria.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct after an unprecedented investigation in Britain’s modern era. 

Angus Taylor said the so-called ISIS brides were sympathetic to a ‘heinous ideology’ and called on Labor to tighten temporary exclusion legislation.

AARON PATRICK: The Treasurer’s attack on former Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe over inflation and interest rates was unfair and could hurt the central bank’s independence, economists said.

By saying he has ‘nothing but contempt’ for women stranded in Syria, Anthony Albanese is pushing his national security rhetoric further even than John Howard did.