On Thursday 32 Bills passed in the Senate in an abrogation of the chamber's role of scrutiny - and in an attack on the ...
Is taking offence the new form of protest? If so, then Senator Lidia Thorpe, the Green-turned-independent whose disruptions ...
Average sea levels at Fort Denison in Sydney have risen. The sea level data in document does not show average annual sea ...
A survey has shown that a majority in Germany would support banning social media use for those under 16. This week, ...
The prime minister will unveil a refreshed frontbench line-up in late January to replace the retiring Bill Shorten.
RECAP: Lidia Thorpe has been suspended from the Senate after throwing papers at Pauline Hanson before walking out and making ...
Australia's only news channel run entirely by teenagers in school has spoken out with strong disapproval against the Labor ...
The decisions the Reserve Bank makes affect the rest of us, and therefore should continue not to be taken lightly — whichever ...
The government’s pledge to restore confidence in the bureaucracy is under attack as the Coalition embraces the mining magnate ...
The prime minister bowed to mining interests and poor polling in Western Australia with a last-minute decision to upend a ...
Since Meta whistleblower Frances Haugen aired internal emails in 2021 showing the tech giant knew of social media's mental health impacts on teenagers, world leaders ...
A race to secure parliamentary assent for a range of measures before the holiday season is hardly new. But there were troubling aspects of this week’s events in Parliament House.
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