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In the 2022 federal budget, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg launched a range of vote-winning initiatives – one of which included a breathtaking A$9.9 billion for cyber security over ten years.

Once touted as a future prime minister, Christian Porter bows out of politics with a speech to parliament warning of the dangers of mob rule and the rise of China.

Australia's chief cyber intelligence agency will almost double in size with an additional 1900 new jobs as the country seeks to boost its capabilities.

Retiring MP pays tribute to ‘love and friendship’ that sustained him following rape allegation while attacking those who joined a mob or ‘slinked away’

Questions have been raised about a group chosen by Defence Minister Peter Dutton as the beneficiary of almost $28,000 he raised for flood victims.

An almost $9 billion package to bolster Australia's cybersecurity and intelligence capabilities will be unveiled in tonight's federal budget, as concerns grow over threats from potential adversaries across the globe.

Briefing to Peter Dutton five days after fall of Kabul reveals department’s concern over Afghan officers who had studied in Australia

Good morning, early birds. More than $11 billion would be slashed from our welfare spending in the next four years if the Coalition wins the election, and residents in parts of Lismore were ordered to evacuate last night amid a life-threatening flash flooding risk on the north coast. It’s the…

Budget night will be the treasurer’s time to shine, but he’s also well-placed to shine as Liberal leader if there just happens to be a vacancy.

Voting polls show that the Coalition’s most prominent leaders are also its most disliked. But who else lies off-stage?

Voting polls show that the Coalition’s most prominent leaders are also its most disliked. But who else lies off-stage?