The opposition leader arrived in Victoria with his game face on,and a determination not to veer off message,regardless of the questions he was asked.
In his first weekend on the campaign trail Peter Dutton visited a mosque before a church,synagogue or a Hindu temple,inviting voters to take another look at him.
The opposition leader previously floated two additional referendums and said he wanted to change the Constitution to strip citizenship from criminals.
A climate protester almost fell down a flight of stairs after she was shepherded away from interrupting Peter Dutton’s press conference on Saturday.
Will the major parties achieve an outright majority or will crossbenchers be the kingmakers? Walk through the election pathways.
Female politicians face especially troubling threats of sexual violence in the increasingly febrile political environment,the AFP chief has said.
An exiled Hong Kong activist has insisted he will not be silenced after his Australian law firm received a threatening letter offering a reward for his arrest.
Julia Gillard has been praised for maintaining a dignified silence since leaving politics. But wouldn’t we like to hear more from her?
Shane Wright,Ross Gittins,Peter Hartcher,Jacqueline Maley and Matthew Knott break down the economic and political implications of the budget.
Just as inflation is moderating,and the Reserve Bank is cutting interest rates,the prospect of a global trade war is threatening to upend the government’s careful budget plans.