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Donald Trump’s hate politics is finally doing some good. It’s showing other countries what they don’t want their governments to look like.

The government announced a $10 billion housing plan to help more Australians—especially first home buyers—access the property market sooner.

The Labor government has announced a $1 billion investment to make it easier for people to access public mental health care for free. 

For the first time, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced his support for a flat-fee system of universal childcare.

The investment aims to address longstanding gaps in women’s healthcare, providing more options and reducing financial burdens.

The federal government has reversed its decision to exclude broader questions about gender and sexuality from the 2026 census.

Anthony Albanese discusses with Women’s Agenda the government’s pay increase announcement for childcare workers and his thoughts on legacy.

Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong married her long-time partner Sophie Allouache in Adelaide on Saturday.

An historic expansion of Paid Parental Leave to 26-weeks has passed the House of Representatives, with the Bill now set to go to the Senate. 

In a press conference, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced Labor MP Peta Murphy has died, saying his government is “broken hearted”.

Annastacia Palaszczuk said she is “absolutely determined” to remain in power, despite unfavourable polling and rumours of party discontent.

These long-awaited plans detail what the Commonwealth, state and territory governments have agreed to do to eliminate domestic violence.