Politics

Hours after a new Greenland government coalition announced plans to keep ties with Denmark, US Vice President JD Vance landed to discuss long term plans.

Australia's peak doctors’ body is calling for the next federal government to change laws so that voluntary assisted dying services can be provided over the phone.

On the first full day of Federal election campaigning, Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will descend on Brisbane, with Queensland becoming a key focus for early momentum for both parties.

Campaigning for the May 3 election is underway, with the Prime Minister pumping up Medicare and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton talking up his gas plan.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky has refused to comment on a revised minerals deal proposed by the US as part of ceasefire negotiations, claiming the framework has changed.

US President Donald Trump has shared his definition of a woman while speaking in the Oval Office, saying the explanation is ‘easy to answer for me’.

PAUL MURRAY: Rather than focus on the hard work of fixing our economy, Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton seem determined to auction off our future for votes.

In today’s episode, Ben O’Shea buckles up for a wild ride as Anthony Albanese fires the election campaign starting gun. The fun and games began in Brisbane, with both PM and Peter Dutton in the Sunshine State.

Peter Dutton has made energy affordability a central part of his campaign, vowing to ‘prioritise domestic gas supply, address shortfalls and reduce energy prices for Australians’.

Australians couldn’t feel less inspired by the options in this election. And you could hardly blame them.

It’s official. Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton’s race to the Lodge — and a May 3 ballot box showdown — has finally begun.

BEN HARVEY: For the vast majority of you, fellow Australians, this is a cost-of-living within your means crisis.

Albanese stunned Labor colleagues by ignoring explicit advice warning against declaring the Voice referendum a first-term priority on election night and has been “cursed” since. WARNING: COARSE LANGUAGE

Behind a united public front, The Nightly has uncovered a barely dormant air of dismay, both with Albanese and his “Albanistas”, the left-wing cabal of sycophantic advisers and MPs who run the government.