The Latest Breaking News from Labor

The Knitting Nannas environmental protest group has partly succeeded in a challenge to NSW anti-protest legislation that criminalised actions near major hubs.

The government will deny internal Labor party politics influenced the decision, but it has come under increasing pressure from within

Slashing infrastructure projects and limiting spending while raising tax receipts are some of the ways the federal government hopes to curb inflation

Crikey is going to make you earn your break this year, with another rundown of the dumbest moments in the politics of 2023.

Peter Dutton wants more migrants and fewer migrants. Is this contradictory? Well, yes, but it doesn’t matter when you’re in opposition.

He’s not your average Labor politician: a union man with a PhD, Miles has been outspoken on causes such as the environment and fair education.

Mid-year economic and fiscal outlook reveals $12.8bn improvement in budget bottom line due to strong labour market and commodity prices

Some gains but many losses in freedom of information requests from Labor as calls for transparency become words used only in opposition.

Anthony Albanese, NZ PM Christopher Luxon and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau have jointly issued a strong statement calling for a ‘sustainable ceasefire’ in Gaza, and WA Premier Roger Cook says ‘green’ groups are working to divide Indigenous communities and use them to take big resources projects to court.

Opposition accuses Labor of achieving ‘absolutely nothing’ towards its fast rail ambition

Steven Miles takes over from Annastacia Palaszczuk as Queensland’s new premier – but some doubt he can arrest Labor’s poor polling