Rod Rosenstein rubbishes claims made by The New York Times that he discussed using the US Constitution to push Donald Trump from the presidency.
Talk of moving borders and slicing up the state of Queensland is heating up again but politicians past and present have very definite opinions about the pros and cons of dividing the Sunshine State.
The home-grown technology of Carnegie Clean Energy to harvest the power of waves has, until now, been irresistible to ...
Inside the Liberal party this week there has been less paddling of individual canoes than we saw in the dying days of ...
The inside story of that meeting between Australia's then High Commissioner to the UK, Alexander Downer and Trump ...
Seventy-five years after his nation's imperial forces bombed Darwin, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will make a ...
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A former Fair Work ombudsman will head a Victorian Government inquiry into the exploitation of workers in the state's emerging gig-economy and on-demand industry.
The validity of warrants used by South Australia's Independent Commissioner Against Corruption has been thrown into doubt, following a decision by an Adelaide Magistrate.
An investigation warns of South Australia's ongoing failure to protect children from sexual abuse, with a known sexual predator continuing to care for children in the state.
Strawberry sales bounce back after a week that featured dumped strawberries, social media-driven strawberry recipe ...
The Prime Minister hastily reschedules a press conference in Sydney after Kerryn Phelps, a high-profile independent ...
Fifteen months after the Turnbull government passed its revamped Gonski legislation, promising to end years of special deals for Catholic schools, the Coalition has been forced into an expensive backdown that restores ...
A submission to a Senate inquiry has raised concerns some mobility scooter drivers are using the form of transport to avoid police breath testing.
The Victorian Premier promises Geelong's home of AFL will get a new 14,000-seat grandstand, and the city's performing arts centre will be upgraded, if Labor wins November's state election.
There are renewed calls for better regulation of Australian skin cancer clinics as dozens of people launch legal action against a former doctor over bungled surgeries.
Liberal Party men are pushing back against women pressing for cultural change within the party, but this post-#Libspill ...
Morrison is tactically quicker than Turnbull, just as in his messaging he can cut through more sharply. He's more ...
Lady Cilento Children's Hospital will be renamed the Queensland Children's Hospital after staff petitioned the Government arguing there was confusion among the public over whether the facility was public or private.
A legal scheme targeting labour hire companies that exploit vulnerable workers, and introduced following a Four Corners investigation, is set be scrapped by the SA Government, with unions vowing to fight the move.
ACT Health paid $80 per person for senior staff to have lunch and two snacks at a leadership meeting in August which also budgeted more than $10,000 to book a key-note speaker.
NSW Education Minister Rob Stokes says he was blindsided by Prime Minister Scott Morrison's $4.5 billion deal for ...
Bikies with criminal convictions may be able to meet at funerals and weddings if amendments are made in the Upper House ...
Some of Australia's most vulnerable families feel they have been abandoned by the Federal Government after changes to ...
It surprising to hear former Bush strategist Steve Bannon claim that Europe's populist nationalist parties "feel ...
The arcane rules of the lobbyist register mean lobbyists for a firm that lobbies don't need to register as lobbyists because they're lobbyists of a special kind. The post Bizarro lobbying: why so many lobbyists aren’t registered as lobbyists appeared first on Crikey.
While Canberra obsessed with strawberries and bullies, the Reserve Bank was flagging its concerns about the economy. The post Protectionism, wage stagnation and debt on the RBA’s watchlist appeared first on Crikey.
The court says it wants to ensure Ms Le Pen is capable of answering questions in an investigation into three graphic images of Islamic State executions the far right leader posted on Twitter in 2015, including the ...
