The Latest Breaking News from Labor

One Nation’s plan to cut migration by 750,000 would ‘smash economy’ and force hospitals to close, Labor says

Universities Australia says party can’t take skills and jobs out of the country and ‘pretend there will be no consequences’

The Guardian - AU · Sep 13

Morning Mail: One Nation sleepovers at Rinehart’s revealed, Japan trips getting more expensive, and more AI alarm

New podcast looks at who One Nation really stands for; scrutiny over Australia’s military exports; AI bosses back calls to slow development

The Guardian - AU · Sep 13

Coalition slams 'Big Brother' social media reform bill

The opposition is declaring the government's digital duty-of-care laws the "Big Brother bill", doubling down on its stance to block the reforms in parliament.

AAP · Sep 13

Labor has had 12 years to fix Victorian roads. Turning to ‘pothole populism’ now may be too late

Potholed roads are ‘devastating political advertising’ for the Victorian government – but Ben Carroll has made them the focus of his campaign

The Guardian - AU · Sep 12

‘Small price to pay’: the young homeowners welcoming falling house prices even as it hurts them

Some buyers say they are ready to absorb the fallout of housing weakness if it means boosting home ownership across the board

The Guardian - AU · Sep 12

Labor ditches new packaging laws to cut plastic waste, sparking unprecedented ‘scale and breadth of outrage’

Federal environment department tells industry representatives the government does not want to ‘exacerbate cost of living pressures’

The Guardian - AU · Sep 11

'Fundamental problem': new tax tweaks raise tech brows

Adjustments to carve-outs for start-ups and innovators still can't seem to shake the bogeyman of business uncertainty.

AAP · Sep 11

Blame game as work from home shapes as vote changer

Labor and the coalition are pointing fingers at each other for Australian-first work from home laws derailing before a much-anticipated state election.

AAP · Sep 11

'Cherrypicking': doubt over Labor's chosen smoking data

A survey that claims to show smoking rates declining, despite an explosion in black market tobacco, may have understated the true figure.

AAP · Sep 11

Police-backed gun cap rejected in parliamentary vote

A push to include gun caps in firearm law changes prompted by the deadly Bondi shooting has fallen short.

AAP · Sep 11