Albo’s electorate among worst in Australia for ‘bad debt’
A suburb in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s electorate has one of the highest “bad debt” levels in the country. See the postcodes where credit card debt continues to skyrocket.
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Dutton’s plan to stop organised crims and sex offenders
Opposition leader and former police officer Peter Dutton will unveil his plan to “crack down on crime from the border to the backyard”.
Labor’s primary vote lifts to highest point in more than a year
With less than two weeks left in the election campaign, Labor’s primary vote has lifted to its highest point in more than a year, although support for the Prime Minister has fallen.
‘Proud of our boys’: Family’s service spans four generations
They served on the Western Front, Vietnam, East Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan, and are ready to defend Australia again. Here’s how the Tyson family will honour the fallen on Anzac Day.
Push to teach Aussie kids why war matters
A former curriculum director has put forward a bold proposal as the number of young people willing to fight for Australia declines. Have your say in our poll.
Anzac Ancestry: Aussies discover the history in their blood
Aussie Frank Giggins used ancestry research to look into his family history, and it connected him to an incredible personal Anzac legacy.
‘He pulled a knife’: Woman tells of alleged rape by Rachelle suspect
Two women have given harrowing accounts of alleged attacks by the key suspect in Rachelle Childs’ murder case. Listen to the podcast.
Fish and chips alibi raises more questions than answers
Investigators are asking questions about the validity of the alibi provided by the key suspect in Rachelle Childs’ murder. Listen to the podcast.
WATCH: PM, Dutton share messages on ‘values that bind us together’
For Christians across Australia, it’s the most sacred time of year – a moment to reflect on sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus Christ, writes Peter Dutton while Anthony Albanese describes it as ‘central’ to faith. SEE THE VIDEOS
Battleground seats to watch as Dutton seeks a miracle
Victoria will swing, WA is a stronghold, NSW is up for grabs and fierce battles unfold in Teal and Green seats. As we get to the pointy end of this campaign, these are the seats to watch, writes Tom Connell.
200,000: The number Albo and Dutton need to solve housing crisis
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton need to do more to solve our housing crisis — and experts say there’s a key number they need to hit.
Six BS claims from Albo and Dutton debunked
Green hydrogen doesn’t work, Albanese is spending more than Whitlam, and investors hate nuclear — we break down the spin to bring you the facts from the election campaign trail.
‘I’d do it again’: WW2 vets reflect ahead of Anzac Day
Veterans from World War II say they would pick up a rifle again tomorrow to protect Australia as they come together to mark Anzac Day. Meet some of those heroes here.
Clive Palmer’s shocking ballot plan for Labor and Liberals
Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots is set to have a damaging effect on the Coalition, according to one pollster, with support for the minor party expected to fracture primary votes.
‘I don’t know who to vote for’: Election MatchMaker is here to help
Having trouble wading through the parties’ promises, or just can’t decide what’s real and what’s spin? Election MatchMaker is here to help. USE THE INTERACTIVE TOOL NOW
Move proves respect still matters – if only for one day
In the cutthroat world of politics, it often seems rules don’t exist, so today’s Good Friday truce – and the decency and civility it promotes – comes as a relief, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Pacific nation’s worrying move with China
Timor Leste’s president has signalled a potential partnership with China in a move that is bound to raise alarm bells in Canberra on national security.
PM debuts Toto, Dutton joins ScoMo at Good Friday service
Toto Albanese has made her debut on the campaign trail while former prime minister Scott Morrison joined Peter Dutton at the country’s largest Good Friday service.
Dear Rachelle Podcast episode 6: Listen to The Classifieds Predator
Who killed Rachelle Childs? Innocent people, silenced by fear for decades, are breaking their silence. For Rachelle. Listen to the podcast now.
Exposed: Secret fake Liberal waging nuclear war on Dutton
Peter Dutton is nuclear’s biggest fan. Unfortunately, the director of Liberals Against Nuclear wants to derail his big plans for Australia’s energy sector.
Experts rate every election ad of the campaign. This one may be the worst EVER made
Political advertising experts have unpacked and rated the major campaign ads from the Labor and Liberal parties. WATCH, HAVE YOUR SAY
Confronting truth behind question PM refuses to answer
Anthony Albanese has repeatedly refused to answer one key question this election campaign. Today, we reveal the truth the PM won’t address.
Mapped: Can Dutton fight the ‘Queensland curse?’
Some states have produced arguably too many Prime Ministers, while other states have arguably produced too few. But can Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defeat the ‘Queensland curse’?
‘That is weird’: Bombshell claim in Rachelle’s murder investigation
A crucial detail has been revealed about the man who is the chief suspect in the murder of Rachelle Childs. Listen to the podcast.
‘Second chance’: Partner stands by man accused of bestiality
A man accused of committing horrific bestiality offences, including on a chihuahua, has rekindled his long-term relationship from behind bars with his boyfriend.
Goodbye check-ins and boarding passes: Travel shake-up looms
Air travel is set for the biggest change in 50 years. See what’s planned and what it means for Australians.
Glasgow Comm Games won’t be the last
The Commonwealth Games looks set to continue beyond 2026 after Scotland made a “brave decision” to take on the event scrapped by the Victorian government.
Shock hospital report card sparks emergency plea to PM and Dutton
Ambulance ramping is on the rise and doctors are demanding that both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton prioritise key funding with the states to help hospitals in crisis.
Report reveals extent of Reef bleaching
After a tough summer of cyclones and marine heatwaves, a ‘summer snapshot’ has revealed the extent of bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef.
What Australians really think of Donald Trump
A new poll has revealed who Australians back out of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton to handle President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Anti-AUKUS protestors crash PM’s Urgent Care Clinic visit
Anti-AUKUS protesters disrupted the Prime Minister’s visit to an Urgent Care Clinic, voicing opposition to the controversial defence pact during…
Today’s News Headlines: Six drowning deaths across Australia during Easter
The latest news from Australia and around the world.
Albanese has ‘broken trust’ for people in Kiama
Liberal candidate for Gilmore Andrew Constance says the people of Kiama in New South Wales have had their “trust” broken over “three years…
‘Idiot’: Man washed away by surf
An Aussie man has been left injured after being slammed against rocks by monster surf.
Peter Dutton is offering ‘a genuine chance’ for Australians to get ahead
What Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been offering “simply isn’t good enough”, according to Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume.
NSW sees record-breaking drowning death toll this Easter break
More than 150 people have been rescued from NSW waters since Good Friday, with the death toll rising to six.
Albo, Dutton enter crucial election fortnight
With just 12 days until the election both major parties are running out of time, however a new poll reveals the Coalition is still struggling to gain ground.
Dutton Coalition vows to make organised crime ‘far less attractive’
Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume discusses the Coalition’s promise to invest $750 million in a crime crackdown across Australia.
‘Zero’: McKenzie’s vow on Medicare
Coalition frontbencher Bridget McKenzie has stared down the barrel of a camera in a terse interview on Sky News, making a major promise to voters on Medicare.
Coalition’s promise to cut fuel excise is ‘well received’
Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume says the Coalition’s proposed 25 per cent cut to fuel excise has been “well received”.
‘Baseball bats are out’ for Anthony Albanese in Victoria
Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume says the “baseball bats are certainly out” for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Victoria.
Victorian MP calls out hospital act
Georgie Purcell, a Victorian MP from the Animal Justice Party, recently opened up in parliament about the fact she needed her copper IUD, a birth…
Russia warns Australia over Indonesian defence ties
Moscow is warning Labor and the Coalition to not get involved in its plans for the Indo-Pacific.
What’s open on Easter Monday
Here’s your full guide to what shops are open and shut on today’s public holiday.
Last words of Easter stabbing victim revealed
The fiancee of a father-of-six who was killed in a shocking Easter Sunday stabbing has revealed his final words to her.
Sky News breaks down the Coalition’s nuclear energy plan
Whether Australia should have a nuclear future or not is a defining issue in this federal election and the outcome will shape the country’s economy…
New poll reveals stunning Albo news
New polling has unearthed fresh insight into how the Australian public will approach the upcoming election.
Israeli military finds ‘professional failures’ in Gaza medics killings
The Israeli military on Sunday (April 20) acknowledged professional failures and violations of orders in its review of last month’s killing of…
PM attends Easter Sunday service in Sydney
The Prime Minister attended a traditional Easter Sunday church service as the major parties pause the hostilities of the election campaign over…
Dramatic Moment ‘Huge Fire’ Consumes Apartment
A blaze ripped through an apartment in London, England, on Sunday, April 20, requiring 15 engines and approximately 100 firefighters from London…
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