Greens leader Adam Bandt says Queensland and Brisbane will be crucial in the federal election,claiming the party could win four seats across the state.
25 years ago,Independent MP Pauline Hanson launched One Nation,a party committed to ending immigration and abolishing all forms of native title.
Many of Queensland’s regions hold elections in a vice-like grip,firm as the handshakes among its stolid industrial workforce and conservative voting base. But what will happen when the Greens try to push in?
Less than two hours after the federal budget was released,Concetta Fierravanti-Wells set off a political firestorm in the Senate.
Some of the nation’s most conservative voices have joined Labor parliamentarians in paying tribute to senator Kimberley Kitching,who suffered a fatal heart attack on Thursday.
Clive Palmer has spent millions on ads in recent months – and it’s paying dividends,according to new research.
Regulations that shielded directors and executives from investor scrutiny have survived just three days before being tossed aside by the Senate,with opponents claiming they were only put in place to protect the government’s largest political donors.
JFK’s nephew Robert headlined a who’s who of right-wing provocateurs invited to online forum,where George Christensen announced he would return to journalism.
Pauline Hanson’s quip that she is “too old to sexually harass anyone” overlooks the fact there is no age limit on perpetrators.
The inclusion of the Deputy Prime Minister poses a problem for the federal government.
“Freedom” protestors have taken over Melbourne’s streets once again to condemn vaccination mandates,pandemic legislation and other health measures introduced by the Andrews government.