Lidia Thorpe says she has no regrets about a foul-mouthed protest against King Charles III after being censured in the federal parliament alongside fellow Victorian senator Ralph Babet.
Older Australians are staring down longer wait times for a service that’s had its waitlist blowout to six months because demand is so high.
Nuclear power, free public transport and reinstating sacked CFMEU union officials are among the bold ideas up for discussion at this weekend’s Victoria’s Young Labor conference.
The Albanese government is facing mounting pressure to rule out excluding Snapchat from its social media ban for kids under 16, amid fears about the popular app’s “devastating impact” on children.
Young voters in affluent, highly educated electorates will be the biggest beneficiaries of Labor’s move to wipe 20 per cent from student debts, analysis of taxation data has revealed.
A decision on whether suspect Perry Kouroumblis will be extradited from Italy over the double murder in Easey St, Collingwood, could be made as early as next week.
The parents of teens who suicided after relentless bullying on social media have welcomed the federal government’s plan to raise the minimum age of users to 16. However tech titans who own the platforms have rejected the move.
Fourteen people are being investigated for allegedly displaying prohibited terrorist organisation symbols at a Melbourne protest, as alarm grows that youths under 17 are being radicalised online.
Labor has demanded Peter Dutton commit to protecting the rights of Australian women in a second face-off between Labor and Liberals on abortion … this time in Canberra.
Federal police have searched homes in the well-heeled coastal Victorian idylls of Sandringham and Sorrento in relation to the PwC Australia tax leak scandal.
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