Erin Handley is a journalist with the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom. You can follow her on Twitter: @erinahandley
The Queensland senator says it is important to take measures to reduce emissions where the country can afford it.
The prime minister vows to keep Victoria Barracks in Sydney in public hands, following widespread backlash over plans for the heritage-listed site to be sold off.
A 40-year-old woman is due to appear in court today, charged with aggravated stalking of West Australian Greens senator Jordon Steele-John.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will discuss tightening the rules for British backpacker visas when he meets with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham in the Caribbean this week.
The Nationals leader officially throws his hat in the ring for the lower house seat of Capricornia, while One Nation's party director James Ashby publicly rules out a bid for the seat.
Anthony Albanese reiterates his call to "turn down the heat" on political issues as he reveals there was a security concern at his Canberra home last night.
In an episode of Pauline Hanson's Please Explain series released in 2024, Bluey and former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews were depicted running over each other.
Industry Minister Tim Ayres says no government websites have been breached following the discovery of a major vulnerability in programming language.
Helen Haines has lost both legs due to Monday's car attack, her husband has confirmed.
Police charge a 43-year-old man over an attack that left MP Helen Haines with critical injuries.
Former Labor attorney-general and judge Robert McClelland is set to become the new head of the National Anti-Corruption Committee, after a turbulent first few years for the federal anti-corruption watchdog.
The independent senator criticises a One Nation cartoon that ridicules the outspoken veteran and uses her medical condition as a punchline.
Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino concedes the government knew the Australian Taxation Office was considering banning credit card payments in July, months before the decision was made public.
The Greens say WA senator Jordon Steele-John has taken leave after reports of allegations that he made inappropriate comments towards women.
The tenor of the public debate around smart glasses has concerned members of the disability community, who say the devices give them more independence.
Robert Pether was arrested in 2021 and served more than four years behind bars over what friends and family called trumped-up fraud charges.
Small business groups say the ATO has indicated it will not reverse its decision to stop accepting credit card payments.
After a rare leadership ballot for the Greens, the NSW senator becomes the sixth leader in the party's history.
The Greens will select a new leader after the shock resignation of Larissa Waters, as the party considers its future direction amid a surging One Nation.
Anthony Albanese says he has spoken to the Open AI chief executive to express his concern about the incident and the length of time it took the tech company to inform the government of the breach.
Anthony Albanese has pushed back against the Trump administration's "censorship" criticism of Australia's draft digital duty of care laws, as the US president rejects a push from Australia and others to impose AI safeguards.
A push to allow Australians to use their super to make it easier to buy their first home is being floated by Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg, as the Coalition works through its policy on how to help people enter the housing market.
Younger Australians are better educated and likely to live and work longer, but are missing some of the early income and wealth gains enjoyed by previous generations, according to a new report.
Under a new policy announced today, the Coaltion says it will halve the fuel excise when the global price of oil reaches an average of $US100 a barrel over a two-week period if elected.
The National Farmers' Federation says food will become more expensive and supermarkets emptier under the government's shake-up of Australia's migration policy.
