Australian politics

Australian charities and Independents have called a stitch up on an electoral reforms bill that passed through Parliament.

In his first major speech of the year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has outlined his re-election pitch, saying voters have a clear choice.

Tech executive Gisele Kapterian defeated Nynggai Warren Mundine in the race to be preselected for the blue-ribbon Sydney seat of Bradfield. 

Amanda Rishworth will become the new Minister for the NDIS in a cabinet reshuffle that sees four women promoted to new roles.

The Coalition’s plan for nuclear power would cost more than $300 billion over 25 years, Peter Dutton said on Friday.

Elizabeth Neville has been appointed the Director of the Australian Institute of Family Studies for a 5-year term.

A new ten-year National Carer Strategy has been released by the government today to better support Australia’s three million unpaid carers.

aul Fletcher has announced his retirement from politics after 15 years, leaving a vacancy in his seat of Bradfield.

Authorities have confirmed that Friday’s burning of a Melbourne synagogue is being investigated as an act of terrorism.

Australia is just months away from heading to the polls for the next Federal election. Polling indicates it won’t be a straightforward vote.

North Sydney MP Kylea Tink announces she won’t run for a seat in the House of Representatives at the 2025 federal election. 

Financial abuse is a widespread issue with a direct cost to victims estimated at $5.7 billion, according to a report, tabled in Parliament.