Prime Minister Anthony Albanese accused the opposition leader of hubris and “measuring the curtains” before the election.
A record-breaking election and one month that changed it all:we recap the highs and lows of the 47th parliament.
Tax is a latecomer to the campaign agenda,Medicare has taken centre stage,and a nuclear energy fight will keep climate change in the conversation.
Our experts break down Anthony Albanese’s opening remarks after calling the election – highlighting the strategy behind his message.
Tuesday night’s budget shows the government has added 41,411 public servants since 2022,fuelling a political fight over the public service and government spending.
As the future of the NDIS was debated after the budget,outgoing Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes fought back tears as she revealed her autistic son had had his plan cut.
Take a look at all the major measures in this year’s budget – and the challenges it faces.
The government hopes this budget will help secure your vote at the upcoming election. We explain who is getting what out of it.
Australia’s peak medicines industry group says it takes 466 days for approved medicines to become subsidised. Health Minister Mark Butler agrees that it’s too long.
With power prices set to rise by as much as $200 a year,the Albanese government’s latest cost-of-living pledge comes as Opposition Leader Peter Dutton seeks to remind voters that Labor has failed to bring prices down.