Green light for cable, but premier's path to power dims A major energy connector project has been green-lit by the federal government, posing an electoral hurdle for a premier negotiating minority government. AAP · Aug 2, 2025
Palestinian statehood vote at Victorian Labor conference heaps more pressure on PM Labor Friends of Palestine’s motion also called on federal government to extend sanctions to all members of Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet The Guardian - AU · Aug 2, 2025
A large pro-Palestine protest has won legal right to march across Harbour Bridge. How will the shutdown affect Sydney? Here are some answers to questions you may have, including its planned route, transport disruptions and potential risks The Guardian - AU · Aug 2, 2025
Trump Fires Bureau Of Labor Statistics Chief Erika McEntarfer After Weak Jobs Report: 'Directed My Team To Fire This Biden Political Appointee' President Donald Trump on Friday ordered the firing of Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Erika McEntarfer just hours after a disappointing jobs report, accusing her—without evidence—of manipulating employment data for political purposes. Benzinga · Aug 2, 2025
Victorians could soon have the right to work from home two days a week under Australian-first laws Premier Jacinta Allan says Labor is prepared for a ‘fight’ with bosses and lobby groups who ‘cling to outdated ways of working because they don’t want to give up control’ The Guardian - AU · Aug 1, 2025
AUKUS and Palestine tensions flare within Labor Tensions have flared within Labor over a key defence agreement and Middle East policy, with a state branch making non-binding federal demands. AAP · Aug 1, 2025
Afternoon Update: Australia spared Trump’s latest tariff hike; NSW’s wet weekend; and the library that loans tents and fog machines Australian goods imported into the US will continue to attract the baseline 10% tariff, with Australia dodging any tariff increase in the latest round of Donald Trump’s global trade war The Guardian - AU · Aug 1, 2025
Palestinian statehood declares 'enough' suffering Australia is considering the timing of recognising a Palestinian state, as other nations commit to formal acknowledgement at the United Nations. AAP · Aug 1, 2025
Decision delayed for pro-Palestine protest on Sydney Harbour Bridge as police warn of possible crowd crush Group’s lawyers say demonstration ‘cannot be stopped’ as Christian-led group protesting antisemitism plans rally for same day The Guardian - AU · Aug 1, 2025
Premier stakes leadership on national power cable deal A major contract for a nationally significant undersea electricity cable could torpedo a Liberal premier's chances of forming minority government. AAP · Aug 1, 2025
Trump accuses foreign nations of ‘freeloading’ on drug prices as Australia insists PBS prices won’t rise Pharmaceuticals – already covered under existing US free trade agreement – on PBS ‘not up for negotiation’, Labor says The Guardian - AU · Aug 1, 2025
On issues from Aukus to recognising Palestine, Victorian Labor’s base is determined to be heard At the party’s state conference this weekend, members and unions will have their say. The question then becomes whether governments – federal and state – will listen The Guardian - AU · Jul 31, 2025
Coalition is wedging itself on climate crisis with net zero debate, warns Liberal MP in Scott Morrison’s former seat Exclusive: Simon Kennedy warns closed-door meeting against backsliding on efforts to cut carbon emissions The Guardian - AU · Jul 31, 2025
Labor well-placed to win three Bass seats in Tasmanian election, giving left a total of 20 of 35 MPs Labor is well-placed to win three seats in the electorate of Bass at the Tasmanian election, although its party totals imply it deserves only two. This would give left-leaning MPs a total of 20 of 35 seats. Interstate, New South Wales Labor has surged to a large lead in a… The Conversation · Jul 31, 2025
AAP · Jul 31, 2025 Nostalgia and political beef cap first sitting period After infighting, political beef over cattle and the passage of an election promise, the 48th parliament has celebrated the end of its first sitting period.
AAP · Jul 31, 2025 Urgent advice on eve of major energy project deadline One of the nation's biggest energy projects, an undersea electricity cable across Bass Strait, has been caught up in messy post-election politicking.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 30, 2025 ‘Action, not slogans’: Albanese dismisses pressure from Labor MPs to toughen Israel stance The prime minister resists demands for more sanctions as clamour grows to follow UK and France in recognising Palestine
AAP · Jul 30, 2025 Sham, secrecy claims as $5b power cable deadline nears Politicians of multiple stripes have lashed a Liberal government for its consultation around a $5 billion undersea power connector project.
AAP · Jul 30, 2025 Latham subpoenas tech billionaire in alleged abuse case Mark Latham's legal team have sought to subpoena an Australian tech billionaire as part of his defence against a former partner's abuse allegations.
AAP · Jul 29, 2025 'Think twice': Libs warned on anti-build to rent stance The federal opposition plans to move a motion in the upper house to stop the government's Build to Rent housing program, but the property sector isn't happy.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 29, 2025 Morning Mail: poll underlines Aukus doubts, YouTube ban for children, UK to recognise Palestine Essential survey shows majority think the submarines will never be delivered; government changes its mind on platform ban
The Conversation · Jul 29, 2025 View from The Hill: Albanese wants international cover before Australia recognises Palestine as a state Anthony Albanese will recall well when another Labor prime minister was feeling the heat over Palestinian status.
AAP · Jul 29, 2025 A smile, though endometriosis is no laughing matter As Labor moves to deliver on its pledge to make medicines cheaper for Australians, the prime minister was happy to meet with women who would benefit from it.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 29, 2025 Minns government’s environmental integrity condemned as ‘nonexistent’ amid 40% surge in land clearing Independent MP Jacqui Scruby says she saw ‘fresh koala scratchings on trees just metres from clear-felling’ in parts of proposed Great Koala national park
Pedestrian.tv · Jul 29, 2025 The Coalition Plunges Itself Into Deeper Shit By Fighting About Net Zero AGAIN Just when you thought the Coalition couldn't descend into any further chaos. Ladies and gentleman, they’ve done it.