Angus Taylor

Five Sydney Swans players banned from the Brownlow Medal after sexual assault allegations emerged; Richmond Tigers face scrutiny over Mad Monday footage reenacting the scandal.

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

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

One Nation MP David Farley gatecrashes a Liberal meeting, sparking speculation about his future.

Coalition officials defend the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church amid Nazi scandal.

Angus Taylor and Tony Abbott receive hospitality from the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church despite its alleged ties to neo-Nazis.

Tony Abbott backs Pauline Hanson's High Court bid to challenge a racial vilification ruling.

Labor and the Coalition are building bipartisan AI consensus to counter One Nation's populist opposition to data centres, aiming to secure international tech investment and prevent China from dominating Australia's AI sector ahead of Wednesday's national cabinet meeting.

NSW police wrongly told a family and politicians that a missing bushwalker was found alive.

Missing Sydney bushwalker Lily Hooper is found dead in NSW bushland after eight days.

Labor defends superannuation against One Nation's proposed changes.

Dallas McInerney is challenged over lack of written evidence for Beckington's contract with Catholic Schools NSW.

Labor and Coalition agree on self-regulated gambling reforms, sparking criticism from reform advocates.

Australia sues 3M over toxic chemicals, while Trump threatens Oman and Europe faces harvest devastation.

A young gambler's final plea is read by his parents in a Senate inquiry, seeking a ban on betting inducements.

One Nation clarifies its migration policy, allowing tens of thousands more migrants than initially suggested.

Australian authorities warn of rising scams using deepfake content of celebrities and politicians.

Five Sydney Swans players face exclusion from the AFL's Brownlow Medal after sexual assault allegations, while Richmond Tigers face scrutiny over Mad Monday footage reenacting similar misconduct, intensifying sports conduct questions.

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.

YouTube star Grayson Dolan married Melbourne heiress Eleni Stamoulis at a Santorini resort.

One Nation MP David Farley concedes the party's migration target is similar to Labor's.

Tony Abbott backs Pauline Hanson's High Court bid to challenge a racial vilification ruling.

Labor and the Coalition are building bipartisan consensus on AI regulation to counter One Nation opposition, aiming to attract international tech investment worth billions while avoiding US-style backlash against data centres ahead of Wednesday's national cabinet meeting.

Police wrongly reported finding missing bushwalker Lily Hooper alive due to radio confusion in dense bushland.

Lily Hooper, an 18-year-old hiker, was found dead in a NSW national park after disappearing a week ago.

Catholic Schools NSW chief denies wiping evidence after performing factory reset on phone and iPad.

Australian politician Andrew Hastie says his fight for his seat against One Nation is already "dirty and nasty".

Labor's "AdStop" regime aims to reduce gambling advertising, but critics argue it does not go far enough.

Labor pledges an opt-out register for online gambling ads as part of its wagering ad bill amendments.

A young gambler's final plea is read by his parents in a Senate inquiry, urging a ban on betting inducements.

A senior public servant received a $927,719 bonus in 2025, taking their pay to $1.8 million.

Angus Taylor trails Albanese and Hanson in preferred prime minister stakes.

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

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

One Nation MP David Farley gatecrashes a Liberal meeting, sparking speculation about his future.

Coalition officials support the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church despite its ties to neo-Nazis.

Angus Taylor and Tony Abbott receive hospitality from the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church despite its alleged ties to neo-Nazis.

Pauline Hanson's rise sparks angst and competition among major parties in Australia.

Albanese is playing it safe, occupying the middle ground as the Liberals shift further right.

Andrew Hastie effectively attacks One Nation, unlike his Liberal colleagues, who rarely utilize him.

NSW police wrongly told a family and politicians that a missing bushwalker was found alive.

Missing Sydney bushwalker Lily Hooper was found dead in NSW bushland after eight days.

Dallas McInerney is challenged over lack of written evidence for Beckington's contract with Catholic Schools NSW.

Labor and Coalition agree on self-regulated gambling reforms, sparking criticism from reform advocates.

Labor's "AdStop" regime aims to reduce online gambling ads, but critics argue it does not go far enough.

Angus Taylor links NDIS reform support to removal of the "widow tax" loophole.

One Nation clarifies its migration policy, allowing tens of thousands more migrants than initially suggested.

Angus Taylor trails Albanese and Hanson in preferred prime minister stakes.