Minister works to skirt High Court ankle bracelet edict Strengthened laws are imminent in a bid to keep electronic monitoring and curfew restrictions on former immigration detainees. AAP · Nov 5, 2024
Australia considers 'AUKUS visa' to help submarine deal US ambassador Caroline Kennedy has flagged an 'AUKUS visa' to move skilled workers between countries and help with the delivery of nuclear-powered subs. AAP · Nov 5, 2024
Dutton warns of election distraction tactic on abortion A federal fight on the abortion issue could cost votes in the election, the opposition leader warns coalition colleagues as parties prepare for a poll by May. AAP · Nov 5, 2024
US election result a bigger picture for Australian ties A new president won't change the US-Australia relationship but it could alter how other nations interact with Australia, a former ambassador says. AAP · Nov 4, 2024
Trade boost spruiked as China inspects Australian meat Trade Minister Don Farrell is launching the first phase of a winemaking agreement with China as he looks to boost trade by tens of billions of dollars. AAP · Nov 4, 2024
McSweeney best Test option in first Australia A game Australia A's Nathan McSweeney has had the best match of the four leading contenders to partner Usman Khawaja at the top of the Test order this summer. AAP · Nov 2, 2024
War in Gaza didn't directly spark domestic terror: ASIO Conflict in the Middle East did not directly inspire any major terror-related incidents in Australia in the 2024 financial year, an intelligence report says. AAP · Oct 31, 2024
Wait times for mental health care hit record highs Australia's peak medical body has urged governments to end the blame game for mental health funding after a damning new report. AAP · Oct 30, 2024
Holey moley! Massive Ouroboros sculpture eats limelight A massive metal sculpture has been unveiled at the National Gallery of Australia, with artist Lindy Lee relieved it turned out better than she imagined. AAP · Oct 24, 2024
Senator confirms 'hairs' oath after challenging King Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe has confirmed she swore allegiance to Queen Elizabeth's 'hairs', rather than heirs, when taking office. AAP · Oct 23, 2024
Hey big Spender: teal MP wants consumption tax re-think The tax system should be made fairer for young people by lowering income tax, reducing concessions and raising consumption taxes, teal MP Allegra Spender says. AAP · Oct 23, 2024
'Not our king': Indigenous senator disrupts royal visit A protest over Indigenous rights has disrupted a parliamentary reception for King Charles and Queen Camilla. AAP · Oct 21, 2024
'Absolutely' Demon's best chance at Aussie Open: Hewitt Lleyton Hewitt believes now is the time for Alex de Minaur to make his mark on the Australian Open following a breakout year for the world No.9. AAP · Oct 21, 2024
Triumphant Labor extends reign to 27 years in ACT Canberrans have returned Labor and the Greens to power in the ACT, resigning the Liberals to more than a quarter of a century in the political wilderness. AAP · Oct 18, 2024
AAP · Oct 18, 2024 Political prisoners concerned by diplomacy red tape Australians wrongfully detained oversees are decrying being freed only to fall through the cracks back home, citing lack of support for them and their families.
AAP · Oct 15, 2024 PM quizzed over $4.3 million clifftop property purchase The prime minister has been peppered with questions about the purchase of a $4.3 million luxury home for he and future wife Jodie Haydon.
AAP · Oct 14, 2024 Humanitarian aid to Myanmar people amid junta brutality Foreign Minister Penny Wong has reaffirmed Australia's support for the people of Myanmar who continue to suffer under the oppressive rule of the military junta.
AAP · Oct 11, 2024 Ancient Indigenous creation story travels to Finland The exhibition Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters has opened in Finland, inviting visitors to journey through one of the world's most ancient stories.
AAP · Oct 11, 2024 Mixed response to misinformation crackdown bill There's no guarantee the federal misinformation will be passed, with the coalition opposing it over free speech concerns and cross benchers still deciding.
AAP · Oct 10, 2024 Who let the dogs in? US airline in biosecurity breach A US-based airline could have jeopardised Australia's rabies-free status with the unchecked arrival of dogs aboard flights to Brisbane and Sydney.
AAP · Oct 3, 2024 New commissioner established: 'our children deserve it' A national commissioner to promote the rights and interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people will be appointed by the federal government.
AAP · Oct 3, 2024 Aussie women say they're not educated on contraception Many Australian women are not comfortable with their contraception choices but family planning experts say it's crucial they make informed decisions.
AAP · Sep 29, 2024 Bigger budget surplus not 'an end in itself' Treasurer Jim Chalmers says a better-than-expected $15.8 billion budget surplus doesn't mean cost-of-living measures have been forgotten.
AAP · Sep 26, 2024 Energy giant fined $14 million for misleading prices EnergyAustralia has been heavily fined for making false, misleading or deceptive statements that may have prevented consumers from getting the best deal.
AAP · Sep 22, 2024 Immunocompromised to receive free shingles vaccine More than 200,000 Australians who are immunocompromised will gain free access to the shingles vaccine in an expansion of a government scheme.