Labor figures insist there are no Cabinet splits over the Government’s tightening of migration policies as Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke finalises measures aimed at countering growing community concerns.
Andrew Greene
Defence Minister Richard Marles has found fighter jets are not built for comfort after going up in a Super Hornet.
Lloyd Jones
The Liberals' choice of a deputy mayor to replace Moira Deeming in the upcoming Victorian election race has drawn the ire of the ousted MP's husband.
Callum Godde
Claims of false country-of-origin labels and contaminated products raised in an ABC program are being investigated by the ACCC.
Noah Secomb
AARON PATRICK: The remarkable case of a man admitted to Australia on a special protection visa whose identity cannot be confirmed illustrates the immense pressures on the immigration system.
Aaron Patrick
Already strong military relations between Australia and the Philippines will be boosted further by a defence cooperation agreement on track for signing soon.
Pauline Hanson has broken her silence after reports emerged of her paying for a luxury London hotel that she later abandoned to visit Gina Rinehart.
Ria Pandey
Regulations that limit emissions from Australia's biggest polluters will come under scrutiny in a review that could reshape the scheme.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Australia’s privacy tsar has issued a stark warning as new smart glasses such as Meta’s Ray-Bans boom.
Nathan Schmidt
The attorney-general has urged for the privacy watchdog to examine issues with the growing use of smart glasses, following a surge in use.
Andrew Brown
The long-awaited findings of a probe into triple-0 outages involving Optus and Telstra have hit another hurdle.
Two new Spirit of Tasmania ferries at the centre of an infrastructure stuff-up that made global headlines will soon begin sailing across Bass Strait.
Ethan James
Billions more are needed to help women escaping violence, the Greens have warned, as women’s ministers from across the country meet.
The rise of a new centrist party in New Zealand could reshape coalition talks ahead of the country's November election.
Staff Writers
It’s feared a $134k statue dedicated to former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews would become an icon for all the wrong reasons.
Amy Jackson
Pacific foreign ministers have failed to reach an agreement in condemning a Chinese missile test during a major summit.
Tess Ikonomou and Andrew Brown
Pauline Hanson has pushed back amid scrutiny of her overseas travel expenses, confirming the minor party covered luxury accommodation.
US Republican Senator Mitch McConnell hasn't been seen in public for months, but has released a statement saying he's heading home after weeks of rehab.
Kevin Freking
Anthony Albanese’s deputy insists Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke alone decided to postpone a major speech on migration despite reports claiming otherwise.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Australia has warned China over last month’s ballistic missile test as Pacific leaders meet in Fiji, where they are expected to discuss the incident.
Donald Trump has activated one of the key platforms of his second term in office, signing two executive orders to curtail US birthright citizenship.
Kristina Cooke and Andrew Chung
Labor is holding firm on gambling laws despite growing calls across the parliament for inducements and all advertisements to be outlawed.
Andrew Brown and Noah Secomb
A man has been discovered dead at a rural property, as initial investigations suggested he was attacked by animals before dying.
Max Aldred
Top executives from WA’s big two iron ore miners and a Gina Rinehart-backed rare earths producer have been summoned for a meeting with US President Donald Trump.
Adrian Rauso and Joe Deaux
