Liberals find brief lull in internal hostilities for a passable week
Notwithstanding the low bar of recent performance, Sussan Ley’s battered and slouching Liberals managed a passably good sitting…
David Sharaz served bankruptcy papers by former WA Senator Linda Reynolds after defamation win
Brittany Higgins’s husband David Sharaz has been served bankruptcy papers by former Senator Linda Reynolds, as she tries…
Should we have more federal politicians?
Should we have more federal politicians? One can anticipate the knee-jerk response from many sceptical voters. But Special…
1,700 more unemployed graduates in 2025 cohort led to increased sense of job competition: Tan See Leng
GRADUATE INDUSTRY TRAINEESHIPS MPs raised several questions on the Graduate Industry Traineeships programme, which will offer up to…
Brittany Higgins files last-day appeal over ex-senator Linda Reynolds’s defamation win
Brittany Higgins has lodged an appeal against a WA Supreme Court judgement that she defamed former Liberal senator…
Labor win Kiama by-election as voters replace disgraced MP Gareth Ward
Labor candidate Katelin McInerney has won the Kiama by-election replacing disgraced former MP Gareth Ward. The party made…
Brittany Higgins ordered to pay 80 per cent of Linda Reynolds’s legal costs
Brittany Higgins has been ordered to pay the lion’s share of her former boss Linda Reynolds’s legal expenses…
Victoria to become first Australian state to formally table treaty legislation in parliament
Victoria’s historic treaty is promising to “reckon with the past” and empower the state’s First Peoples — and…
David Pocock, Greens, Coalition unite to force Labor aged care U-Turn in 35 minutes
Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the…
Nauru deal finds support amid confronting anti-immigration displays
With neo-Nazis openly on the march, addressing crowds, and even gate-crashing a press conference this week, many may…
Waking France up to the boomer pension timebomb – POLITICO
Compared to other items on the budget, pensions are particularly hard to adjust, said Hippolyte d’Albis, an economist…
Queensland premier referred to state’s Crime and Corruption Commission over health officer appointment process
Queensland’s premier and health minister have been referred to the state’s corruption watchdog, facing allegations they “inappropriately intervened”…