Australian Politics News

The NSW government is pushing for potential reforms to boost the voter turnout rate.

Parliament promises to be busy in the first week of May, with digital ID and net zero legislation among the bills to be considered, along with the budget.

Labor is set to bring new legislation that could cut international student numbers, with more than half a million foreign students on Australian soil.

‘I doubt that the people of Australia agree with suppressing their rights,’ says Musk.

Elon Musk’s X was subject to a court order to remove all videos of a stabbing incident from its platform globally.

The treasurer should have stayed the course. He needs to save every bit of money he can.

France, Japan, China, Russia, New Zealand, and Singapore were among the nations that supported a push for Palestine UN membership

Shadow Minister Simon Birmingham urged Australia to oppose it, noting Hamas needs to release the hostages.

The High Court of Australia has handed down a landmark ruling that keeps 200 immigration detainees locked up.

The High Court has ruled against a legal challenge brought by an Iranian asylum seeker who refused to cooperate with the Australian government.

A letter calling for an extra $10 billion of tax has been signed by mostly Green and independent councillors across the country.

‘The last thing we’d want to be is locked up for several years, again,' Tony Abbott said

Former Health Minister Greg Hunt suggested states should not make decisions against national cabinet unless there is published and signed medical advice.

Greens Senator for NSW David Shoebridge said the strategy is a ‘criminal decision from Labor to push for new climate-smashing gas mines.’

‘Australia has been clear about our objections to a major Israeli ground offensive into Rafah, and we have reiterated this to Israel again today,’ she said.

The revelation is contained within a Services Australia submission to the federal government’s COVID-19 inquiry.

The powder can be used in protein balls to shakes and energy drinks.

The government has succeeded in convincing the High Court to supress details of ankle monitoring of immigration detainees, arguing it could enourage breaches.

The council decision raises interesting legal questions, according to one expert.

Tuvalu has maintained a delicate balancing act in its relations with Beijing and is wary of its enhancing its strategic defence aspirations.