More than 10 crossbenchers united on Monday in parliament to condemn Labor’s handling of a major overhaul of Australia’s election system.
Labor argues keeping United States-style mega-spending out of politics is a good thing for Australian democracy.
The man most associated with teal candidates says he doesn’t know what the definition of a “teal” is.
The early release of super allows chronically ill patients to withdraw their retirement savings to pay for certain medical procedures,but there are growing concerns it’s open to abuse.
The “teal” independents and other crossbench MPs have called for negative gearing to be on the agenda in a total rethink of tax and housing policy.
The seven women who won formerly blue-ribbon Liberal seats in Melbourne,Sydney and Perth promised a “new way” of doing politics. How have they changed the parliament?
The Kooyong MP had said in the past that she couldn’t afford an EV.
He was fired by former US president Donald Trump after just 11 days. Now,Anthony Scaramucci is in hot demand in Sydney during his whistle-stop tour.
The candidate at the centre of the social media storm broke his silence to say:“As a doctor,as a Muslim,as a human,killing civilians is never right.”
Teal independents,who won seats from the Coalition’s heartland at the 2022 election,say Peter Dutton’s climate policies will hurt the economy and environment.
Could it be that a boundary redistribution was a pretext to Fryden-float this balloon of an idea of a return to politics for the former treasurer?