Murray Watt says nature law reform is ‘immediate priority’
The former agriculture minister travelled to WA to kickstart conversations on new legislation.
The former agriculture minister travelled to WA to kickstart conversations on new legislation.
The Treasurer says the policy was taken to the election and would be taken to the Senate as is – despite mounting opposition to a tax on unrealised capital gains.
The Victorian government has repeatedly claimed it is delivering major regional road funding blitzes. These figures show otherwise.
Nationals leader David Littleproud says he and Liberals leader Sussan Ley have decided not to renew the Coalition’s agreement following their shocking electoral defeat.
Labor incumbent Rob Mitchell will keep his seat of McEwen. See how the votes played out.
Both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have visited McEwen several times this election campaign. So why is the seat back in the sights of the leaders?
Darren Chester says despite protesters’ weekly “sit-ins”, nuclear power is not the hot button issue ahead of the election in Gippsland.
Several regional seats across southeastern Australia will be closely watched this Saturday night. Here’s the state-of-play as the nation decides the next government.
Coalition treasury spokesman Angus Taylor says Australia needs to work with allies to de-escalate the US-China trade war.
If elected, the funding would pay for more medical students to be subsidised by the federal government.
Climate crowdfunders are throwing their support behind an independent candidate running in Calare NSW, donating close to $250,000.
Following a week of market turmoil and global financial panic President Trump has announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for most nations.
The US has sent just 263 tonnes of beef to Australia at most in the past 30 years — despite American farmers and the White House calling it a major trade issue.
One of the biggest cash pledges this election cycle has a regional focus. But some say there’s devil in the detail.
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