The Latest Breaking News from Labor

The recent open letter to the prime minister and parliamentarians broke the week-long silence from Indigenous leaders after the country rejected the proposed First Nations Voice to Parliament. The letter emphasised the damage caused by the “lies in political advertising and communication” prevalent in the recent campaign.

Former Australian prime minister tells right-wing conference that immigrants should ‘adopt the values and practices’ of their new country

Tony Abbott says some warnings of extreme global warming are ‘ahistorical and utterly implausible’ and hyped by ‘the climate cult’, and 11 million pensioners, concession card holders and children can now enjoy cheaper healthcare with a $3.5 billion boost to bulk-billing with Medicare.

Adamstown Park is in for a $1.25m makeover.

Carve outs for serious crimes will remain after Labor, Greens disagreement.

UAP Senator Ralph Babet tells all about his ‘grindset’ approach to life, the army goes where others wouldn’t, and more drama in WA opposition land.

It’s no coincidence there’s a rental crisis at the same time as we have record foreign students. The benefits are huge — what’s the solution?

A federal Morgan poll, conducted October 22–29 from a sample of 1,375, gave Labor a 53–47 lead, a 3.5-point gain for Labor since the previous week. An earlier poll, taken in the week after the Voice referendum was heavily defeated, was the first by any pollster this term to give…

The failure of the Voice referendum appeared to confirm Australians broadly reject propositions they believe to be characterised by divisiveness. There are few geopolitical circumstances more polarising than the drastic flaring of conflict between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza.

Survey finds 47% believe Aukus locks Australia in to supporting the US in an armed conflict, while concern about conflict with China has fallen

Exclusive: DP World, part-owned by the Dubai government, may have ‘artificially reduced profits’, a new report claims