Unemployment remains at historic low
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One question makes Energy Minister explode
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has fired up at a journalist for suggesting one thing was the answer to the electricity crisis.
States introduce extra year of school
Two states have announced the biggest educational reform in Australia in a generation, changing the way kids will learn.
‘Significant pressure’: Warning to NSW
Millions of Aussies are advised to only use what they need on Thursday night amid warnings the energy market crisis may drag on for ‘months’.
Bilo family to stay in Aus ‘with certainty’
A Sri Lankan asylum seeker family’s bid to make Australia their permanent home seems a formality, with a key minister lending his support.
Huge move to solve national energy crisis
Australian energy operators have launched unprecedented action to try to solve an electricity crisis gripping the country.
Real reason ScoMo lost the election
The man responsible for Anthony Albanese’s big victory on May 21 has revealed the real reason Labor won the election.
Labor boss responds to election ‘big lie’
Labor’s campaign boss has responded to accusations of using paid advertising to mislead one group of voters at the election.
Albo responds to huge decision on wages
The Prime Minister has welcomed a “common sense” decision on wages that will impact almost three million Aussie workers.
Massive pollie payrise as Aussies struggle
As wages stagnate for the rest of us, Aussie politicians have pocketed a major pay rise, with the PM now taking home $564,364 a year.
Former senator’s ‘disgusting’ sex allegations
A court has heard explosive claims a former One Nation senator was “infatuated” with his staffer and “repeatedly” sexually harassed her.
Treasurer shares unfortunate news
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed some unfortunate news ahead of a key meeting.
Minister’s message to shivering Aussies
Aussies have been told to keep their heaters on despite fears the energy crisis could cause major blackouts.
One thing China must do for Australia
Anthony Albanese says a good first step has been made in building a stronger relationship with China – but now it’s Beijing’s turn.
Lambie lashes ‘disgusting’ backlog
A fired up Jacqui Lambie has called on the new government to fix a two-year backlog left by the Coalition.
Refugee mum’s incredible message to ScoMo
In their first TV interview since being released from four years of detention, the Biloela refugee family sent one powerful message to the former PM.
Dom’s blunt warning to feuding ministers
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has issued a serious warning to two Liberal ministers fighting over leaked text messages.
‘Belligerent’: Former PM flames Dutton
Malcolm Turnbull has launched a blistering attack against Peter Dutton over his handling of a multi-billion dollar submarine deal.
Plan to get ‘toxic’ politicians sacked
Politicians could be suspended or even dismissed for bad behaviour inside Parliament under a bold plan outlined today.
Australia’s next big move to take on China
On the back of historic talks with China, Australia’s Defence Minister is upping the ante and continuing his regional tour.
‘Outright racism’: Senator drops bombshell
A federal politician has blown the whistle on “outright racism” displayed by some of her colleagues in Parliament.
‘Intimidation’: Barnaby blasts China
Barnaby Joyce has accused China of using its military muscle to put “a foot on our throat” after a big meeting with Australia.
‘Stare them down’: Turnbull demands action
Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull is calling for urgent action to solve a crisis, warning the move will be “resented bitterly”.
Queen’s Birthday Honours list revealed
Almost 1000 inspirational Australians have been recognised for their contribution to the community as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.
Aussie taxpayers to pay $830m for nothing
The Australian government will pay a huge compensation sum to French company Naval Group over the scrapped submarines deal.
‘No impediment’ to Biloela family: PM
Anthony Albanese has responded to questions on whether an asylum seeker family freed from detention can finally call Australia home forever.
Inside ‘filthy’ One Nation sex scandals
An office manager who was allegedly sexually harassed while working for an ex-ally of Pauline Hanson has broken her silence.
Indi MP reveals anti-corruption demands
One of the main players behind the push for a federal integrity commission has spelled out her demands.
Kiwi crims could stay in Aus under Albo
Anthony Albanese has signalled Australia is likely to soften its stance on deporting criminals to New Zealand.
Pauline accused of trying to ‘ruin marriage’
An ex-Senator has been quizzed about his dealings with female staff, while his wife says Pauline Hanson wanted to end their marriage.
How one country could help Aussie crisis
A strong stock of healthcare workers in one country could help ease Australia’s crisis, experts say.
‘Evil people’: Peter Dutton’s warning
Peter Dutton has made a dark prediction about a looming “disaster” for Australia unless one big thing changes quickly.
Savage sledge of Albo’s gift to Jacinda
New Zealand’s leader Jacinda Ardern and Anthony Albanese have swapped gifts during her quick trip to Australia, but it’s been met with a brutal sledge.
Gillard’s surprising advice for Albo
Julia Gillard has offered some frank advice to Anthony Albanese in her first interview since the election.
Jacinda’s dinner date with new PM
Jacinda Ardern has touched down in Australia ahead of a dinner and formal meetings with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Ten star accused of ‘tormenting’ reporter
Network Ten political editor Peter van Onselen has been accused in court documents of “tormenting” a reporter on social media.
Allegra Spender’s warning on women
High profile independent Allegra Spender has revealed the real reason she shunned the Liberal Party after winning the seat of Wentworth.
Pauline Hanson spotted in Sydney
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been spotted out in public for the first time since the federal election.
Brutal response to energy crisis ‘fix’
The man responsible for Australia’s overstretched energy system has torn shreds off one suggestion to solve the national crisis.
Dutton’s ‘suspicion’ on major military deal
The former defence minister has made a bombshell claim about a military pact involving America and the United Kingdom.
PM weighs in on KFC lettuce debate
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dubbed KFC’s substitution of cabbage for lettuce “a real crisis” and promised to make it a priority at a cabinet meeting.
Dire warning on Aussie price surge
With a Labor budget slated for October 25, Treasurer Jim Chalmers had some bad news for households crippled with the rising cost of living pressures.
No ‘magic answers’ on energy crisis
The man responsible for Australia’s overstretched energy system has addressed the media after holding an emergency meeting.
Biloela family’s first words back home
The Murugappan family has spoken for the first time since touching down in Queensland on their way home to Biloela.
‘Last resort’: Huge decision on criminals
One state is making a major change to throwing criminals behind bars, in a move that is bound to trigger a national conversation.
Treasurer drops big hint on budget
Jim Chalmers has dropped a huge clue on the next budget but warned Aussies not to expect this one thing when it’s handed down.
Controversial boss quits after Labor win
A second agency boss has resigned just weeks after the election of a Labor government.
Shocking reason for worker shortfall
The business community is joining in on calls to release a backlog of more than 140,000 skilled workers waiting on their visa applications to be processed.
Dom’s cheeky dig at Gladys
The NSW Premier has taken a dig at his predecessor over an awkward photo she’s apparently yet to live down.
‘There is no gas crisis’: outgoing senator
With just 20 days left in the job, one senator is not going quietly, rejecting there’s a gas crisis and slamming government failure on submarines.
New details revealed on Federal ICAC
Fresh new details have emerged about the scope of the government’s highly anticipated corruption watchdog.
Labor’s surprise short-term fix to gas crisis
An energy crisis gripping Australia’s east coast could trigger an emergency response to ease soaring demand and prices.
China responds to Aussie warplane claims
Beijing has responded to Australia’s claims about an “aggressive” mid-air incident involving a Chinese fighter jet.
Huge move for crypto and share traders
Two of Australia’s most prominent trading platforms are set to merge in a huge move for sharemarket and crypto investors.
Albo’s meeting with Jacinda Ardern
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has locked in his first meeting with Jacinda Ardern. Here’s when and where it will take place.
Real reason Albo is visiting this city
Anthony Albanese has explained why he wanted to visit one particular city on his first bilateral diplomatic trip overseas.
How the interest rate rise affects you
The Reserve Bank decided to lift the cash rate at its board meeting today. Here is what the interest rate rise means for your home loan.
‘Will get harder’: Grim warning for Aussies
Australians are being told to brace for an expensive winter after being hit with yet another price hike.
Indonesia drops epic recap of Albo visit
Indonesia has left Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with an exciting reminder of his first bilateral visit abroad.
‘Get the cops’: Council spat turns ugly
A vicious argument at a local council meeting escalated to the point where threats were made and the police were almost called.
‘Dumb idea’: Nationals fire warning shot
Nationals leader David Littleproud has fired an early warning shot over a proposal that would cost Australia billions of dollars.
Penny Wong stuns with hidden talent
Penny Wong has impressed Aussies after revealing a little-known talent while in Jakarta during her first official visit as Foreign Minister.
Albo to face off with Putin in Bali
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made a bold statement as he prepares to come face-to-face with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
‘Open mind’ to huge military move
Defence Minister Richard Marles has fired a warning shot to Australia’s top brass, declaring he has an “open mind” to one change.
‘Mad hatter’: Warning on big change
A highly respected politician leading the charge for a major change in Australia has issued a warning about how to achieve it.
Greens leader apologises for Depp posts
Tasmanian Greens leader Cassy O’Connor has apologised for her controversial comments on the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard trial.
One thing Dutton says he won’t do
Peter Dutton has acknowledged the Liberals need to do better with women but has ruled out one thing to win them back.
‘Catastrophic’: Chilling warning on China
China’s provocative response to an Australian warplane could’ve had “catastrophic” results and there are fears of more threats to come.
GG slammed for ‘bizarre’ Queen comment
Australia’s Governor-General David Hurley has been slammed for making a “bizarre” comment about the Queen at her Platinum Jubilee.
Bizarre Simpsons link to controversial issue
A senior politician has laid blame for Australia’s reluctance to adopt this controversial idea on a popular cartoon.
Senator brands climate a ‘luxury’ issue
The Coalition is struggling to piece together a cohesive climate change policy agenda, with one senator calling it a “luxury issue”.
Albo’s promise to Aussie state after ‘sacrifice’
Anthony Albanese has promised to spend more time in one state and become a “regular visitor” in an apparent dig at the former government.
‘We have no time’: Albo’s message to Putin
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is on his way to Indonesia but had a stark message for Russian President Vladimir Putin before he left.
Ten women in Dutton’s shadow cabinet
Peter Dutton has announced his shadow cabinet following the Coalition’s election trouncing, including 10 women on the frontbench.
‘We are concerned’: Albo on China incident
A Chinese military fighter aircraft has performed a ‘dangerous manoeuvre’ near a RAAF plane, putting Australian crew at risk.
Govt told to ‘pick up phone’ amid crisis
Nationals leader David Littleproud has urged the government to get on the phone to gas companies after they previously ‘demonised’ them.
Awkward question to Queen’s Aussie offsider
The Governor-General of Australia has been hit with a curly question while attending the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in London.
Single problem that could sink Albo
If the Prime Minister has any chance of winning the next federal election, he needs to get a handle on Australia’s biggest problem.
Labor’s big move on minimum wages
Labor has made a major intervention on low-wage workers in a formal submission to the Fair Work Commission.
ScoMo finally vacates Kirribilli House
Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has finally vacated Kirribilli House almost two weeks after the election loss.
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