Yoorrook turns to early settlement, massacre sites The first sites of European settlement and Indigenous massacre have been visited by Victoria's truth-telling inquiry ahead of a new round of hearings. AAP · Mar 25, 2024
Ex-commando Heston Russell cleared of pool-party punch Defamed special forces veteran Heston Russell has been cleared of an assault during a drunken pool party in Sydney's eastern suburbs. AAP · Mar 25, 2024
Labor on track to kick 116-year by-election hoodoo The winner of the Dunstan by-election in Adelaide's eastern suburbs is likely to be confirmed as Labor's Cressida O'Hanlon when counting resumes. AAP · Mar 25, 2024
Wounded SA Liberal leader clings on, eyes more control SA Liberal leader David Speirs says he has the support of his party colleagues but has pledged internal changes after a disappointing by-election result. AAP · Mar 24, 2024
Labor dips in Newspoll as cost of living bites Slipping Labor support in the latest Newspoll reflects growing uncertainty among households in the current government's handling of economic inflation. AAP · Mar 24, 2024
Lambie open to backing Liberal minority in Tasmania Tasmania's Liberals are chasing crossbench support to form minority government after the state election, including from the Jacqui Lambie Network. AAP · Mar 24, 2024
Labor dissent sees Plibersek’s veto on offshore gas project rules restored Internal lobbying has added safeguards to a power for the resources minister to water down consultation requirements The Guardian - AU · Mar 24, 2024
Liberal minority rule, Lambie alliance or Labor ‘traffic light’ coalition: where to now for Tasmanian politics? As the dust settles from an unnecessary election, premier Jeremy Rockliff has some serious work to do to form a stable government The Guardian - AU · Mar 24, 2024
Police defend using pepper spray at #WomenWillSpeak rally on Victoria parliament steps Footage shared on social media showed protesters tackled to the ground by officers, with a newspaper photographer also knocked over The Guardian - AU · Mar 24, 2024
Father Nicolaos Zervas named Freeman of the City of Newcastle The 90-year-old priest said it had been a privilege to help people. Newcastle Herald · Mar 24, 2024
Tas Liberals negotiate for another minority government Tasmania's Liberals have started negotiations to form a minority government after falling short of majority in a poll where voters snubbed the big parties. AAP · Mar 23, 2024
Labor elated, Greens pleased after SA by-election swing Labor's Cressida O'Hanlon is on track to win the Adelaide seat of Dunstan at a by-election forced by the resignation of former Liberal premier Steven Marshall. AAP · Mar 23, 2024
Indigenous folks "rarely make headlines" An "unrecognizable" Simon Baker and director Ivan Sen spoke to Salon about addressing justice for First Australians Salon · Mar 23, 2024
Liberals struggle to hold power in Tasmania as minor parties surge at election Party leading poll with 36.6% of vote, but suffered 12% swing against it since last election three years ago The Guardian - UK · Mar 23, 2024
AAP · Mar 23, 2024 Libs withdraw election ad after 'unusual' intervention South Australia's electoral commission has taken the unusual step of publicly calling out the state Liberal party's social media account over a complaint.
AAP · Mar 22, 2024 Liberal focuses on families as PM lashes lack of women The man tipped to replace Scott Morrison in the seat of Cook has side-stepped criticisms of the Liberals' failure to pre-select more women in winnable seats.
AAP · Mar 22, 2024 SA government on track for historic win in by-election A large swing to the Greens appears to have helped the South Australian government to a historic by-election win in a huge fillip to Premier Peter Malinauskas.
AAP · Mar 22, 2024 Defiant Rockliff claims minority mandate Australia's only Liberal government is on track to win more seats than Labor at the Tasmanian election but not enough to form majority.
AAP · Mar 21, 2024 Fight pledged to overturn 'betrayal' child bail laws Premier Chris Minns has defended controversial bail changes to crack down on youth crime after they passed the NSW parliament late at night.
AAP · Mar 21, 2024 Knife-edge by-election has leaders sweating As the Malinauskas government marks its halfway point, it faces an honest appraisal from voters at the knife-edge Dunstan by-election.
AAP · Mar 21, 2024 Tasmania to vote, opinion polls tip hung parliament Opinion polls point to a hung parliament at the Tasmanian election as Australia's only Liberal government tries to secure a fourth term in succession.
AAP · Mar 21, 2024 MPs to debate outlawing harmful homophobic sermons The coalition will try to expand exemptions to conversion therapy laws while the Greens will aim to ban homophobic sermons when MPs debate criminal bans in NSW.
AAP · Mar 21, 2024 Corruption watchdog officer slept with source: report An officer of WA's corruption watchdog used her position to have an intimate relationship with an informant, the inspector overseeing the body has found.
AAP · Mar 21, 2024 Cops 'confused' before detained Indigenous man's death Police did not understand their powers and acted too hastily in detaining an Indigenous man who died after being handcuffed, a NSW coroner says.
AAP · Mar 21, 2024 Vic Premier to face Indigenous truth-telling inquiry Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan is set to give evidence at the Yoorrook land hearings into injustices experienced by Indigenous people.