Anthony Albanese

One Nation wins a Western Australian byelection, hastening Australia's Trumpification.

One Nation wins Secret Harbour byelection with a 30.6 percent swing.

One Nation wins a Western Australian byelection, posing a threat to Labor.

Business chiefs criticize the Albanese government's policies, feeling undervalued and stifled by regulations and taxes.

Pauline Hanson clarifies One Nation's migration policy after an MP's public mistake.

Australia's royal commission revealed widespread antisemitism, but missed opportunities to scrutinize key sectors.

Albanese is warned that the states deal may cost him votes due to its unfair GST distribution.

Thirty-four Australians are among hundreds missing after floods hit Nepal and Tibet.

Dozens of Australians are believed to be among hundreds missing in Nepal flash floods.

Indonesian and Australian leaders signed the Jakarta Treaty 2026 in February, establishing a comprehensive security partnership featuring joint defense training, military exchanges, and high-level consultations to strengthen regional stability and mutual cooperation between the two nations.

Australia mourns Dolly Parton's death as tributes pour in and calls for a probe into Zomi Frankcom's killing grow.

Experts call for international probe into Zomi Frankcom's killing in Gaza.

Australia's government will legislate national standards for data centers' electricity and water usage.

Australia-Israel relations hit a new low after Israel cleared soldiers of liability in an Australian aid worker's death.

Big business plots to convince Australians that Labor's budget changes hurt family budgets.

Angus Taylor arranged $33,000 in grants for a Brethren charity backing his bike ride.

Prime Minister Albanese arrives in Perth to face GST questions and other local news unfolds.

Several Pacific Islands Forum leaders, including Solomon Islands' Matthew Wale, Fiji's Sitiveni Rabuka, and Vanuatu's Jotham Napat, withdrew from a Palau summit, significantly weakening discussions on regional climate resilience and security initiatives ahead of COP31.

Albanese and Chalmers criticize One Nation as "dangerous, divisive, and dishonest" after a historic byelection win.

Albanese pivots to positivity to counter Hanson's gloom and Labor's declining primary vote.

Rabbi Yehoram Ulman delivered devastating testimony as the Royal Commission on Antisemitism closed its public hearings.

Over 1,300 people are missing in Nepal and China after a deadly Himalayan flood.

At least 468 tourists, including 393 foreigners, are missing in Nepal-Tibet floods.

Thirty-four Australians are missing in Nepal's flash floods, says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Thirty-four Australians are among hundreds missing after floods hit Nepal and Tibet.

Australian Defense Minister Marles urges action on the Jakarta Treaty 2026 to strengthen bilateral security with Indonesia.

Australians deserve transparency on the prime minister's private dinners with billionaires and donors.

Australia mourns Dolly Parton's death as tributes pour in from around the world.

Australia may see a rush of datacentre construction as firms try to avoid upcoming regulations.

One Nation voters prioritize immigration over living costs, with 91% believing the country is heading in the wrong direction.

Albanese seeks to quell datacentre disquiet with new approval laws.

Prime Minister Albanese backs a GST deal, committing future taxpayers to billions in costs.

Angus Taylor arranged $33,000 in grants for a Brethren charity backing his bike ride.

Republican activists and Congress members are pressuring the Trump administration to investigate Australia's News Bargaining Incentive, which imposes a 2.5 percent tax on tech companies' local advertising revenue, arguing it unfairly targets American firms like Google and Meta.

Albanese and Chalmers criticize One Nation as dangerous and divisive.

One Nation wins a Western Australian parliament seat, posing a threat to Labor.

Albanese pivots to positivity to counter Hanson's gloom and Labor's declining support.

Business chiefs criticize the PM's message as "consume, be silent, die" amid frustrations with legislation and economic policies.

Australia's Labor government intensifies war-related powers over university staff.

Thirty-four Australians are missing in Nepal's flash floods, Prime Minister Albanese reports.

Albanese is warned that the states deal may cost him votes due to its unfair distribution of GST.

Over 150 people died and hundreds went missing, including 34 Australian tourists, after flash floods devastated Nepal-Tibet border regions. Meta settled an 18 billion dollar lawsuit with US states over child harm allegations, and Tim Curry died at 80.

Albanese backs down on requiring states to power AI datacentres with renewable energy.

Legendary country music icon Dolly Parton died at eighty, prompting global tributes; meanwhile, Australia's datacentre firms rush approvals to avoid strict emissions rules, and Canada imposes fifty percent retaliatory tariffs against US trade levies.

Experts call for international probe into Zomi Frankcom's killing in Gaza.

Prime Minister Albanese navigates datacentre disputes with states amid energy concerns, while Australia faces bird flu threats to seals and the US escalates economic sanctions against Iran.

One Nation voters prioritize immigration over living costs, with 91% believing the country is headed in the wrong direction.

Big business plots to convince Australians that Labor's budget changes hurt family budgets.

Prime Minister Albanese backs a GST deal, committing future taxpayers to billions in costs.

One Nation's immigration targets are unclear after a colleague's comments were disputed by Barnaby Joyce.