What could a prison visit from Australia’s new high commissioner mean for Julian Assange?
Australia's new High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Stephen Smith, has revealed he will soon visit Julian Assange in prison.
Five things Australians can expect now Labor rules federally and across the mainland
Labor governments are now in place across every mainland state and territory after premier-elect Chris Minns declared victory in NSW on Saturday, with Tasmania...
A new punishment for Nazi signs has been revealed. Here’s what it is
People who display Nazi salutes in public or online will face up to twelve months in jail, following a series of neo-Nazi rallies in...
Penny Wong raises foreign interference concerns during phone call with Iran’s FM
During a phone call with her Iranian counterpart, Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong raised concerns over the use of the death penalty...
NSW election: Labor projected to lead majority government, ending 12 years of Coalition rule
Labor leader Chris Minns will be the next NSW premier, with his party set to form a majority government, ending 12 years...
‘Scare campaign’: Anthony Albanese invokes Apology, Mabo case to rubbish Voice concerns
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accused politicians and sections of the media of running a "scare campaign" over the Voice to Parliament,...
‘Slavery is cheaper’: Tony Burke dismisses fears gig economy laws will raise prices
A senior Labor minister has acknowledged new laws protecting gig economy workers may lead to higher prices but justified the move, declaring...
Lidia Thorpe says Anthony Albanese is trying to silence her after strip club criticism
Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has accused Anthony Albanese of touching on racist tropes about Indigenous women after the prime minister urged her...
Senator David Van resigns from Liberal party after multiple misconduct allegations
This article contains references to sexual assault allegations.
Senator David Van has resigned from the Liberal party in the...
Ken Wyatt believes Peter Dutton will back down over Voice conscience vote
Former Indigenous Australians Minister Ken Wyatt, who quit the Liberal Party over its opposition to the Voice, believes leader Peter Dutton will...
