The Latest Breaking News from Labor

A federal Labor government would not commit to property buy-outs for Williamtown Red Zone residents living on Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) contaminated properties around Australia's defence bases.

Labor says South Australian Opposition Leader David Speirs should be the one to follow the Speaker's legal advice and move a motion to bring on a by-election.

China's growing global influence is "quite phenomenal" according to Defence Minister Peter Dutton, who faced off with his Labor counterpart at a debate.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet says his government is still working out what's affordable for the state's frontline workers who are campaigning for a pay rise.

The opposition, which says the trade has been in decline for decades, took the policy to the 2019 election.

Opposition says it will recommit to phasing out live sheep exports from Western Australia but has not indicated when it will do so

South Australia has introduced legislation to parliament to divest the state government of any investments in Russian assets.

As well as the whole House of Representatives, 40 of the 76 Senate seats will be up for election on May 21. There are 12 senators per state and two per territory. At half-Senate elections, six senators for each state and the four territory senators are up for election. Unless…

Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he is following security officials’ advice in managing bilateral relations with the Solomon Islands after the South Pacific neighbor’s leader alleged he’d been threatened “with invasion.”