The Federal Opposition promises to replace a controversial northern infrastructure fund, and to overhaul Australia's temporary skilled migration system, if it wins the election.
US President Donald Trump dismisses questions about his staff's reluctance to carry out his orders and the chances of impeachment proceedings in Congress, days after the Mueller report highlighted both issues.
The Prime Minister called the $80 million decision "routine".
Prime Minister Scott Morrison maintains Barnaby Joyce did not breach any rules when he approved a controversial water ...
Raymond Skinner was struggling to find work while on parole, but a waste facility has given this Queenslander a chance ...
Locals push back against tourism plans for the iconic Freycinet Peninsula, while Tasmania's Sri Lankan community gather ...
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The weather bureau has been tampering with temperature data in order to "perpetuate global warming hysteria", according to an under-fire Coalition candidate.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy, a comedian whose only political experience consists of playing a president in a TV series, has achieved a landslide victory in Ukraine's presidential election. But who is this dark horse candidate and how did he win?
When a group of US high school students penned a letter to the Chinese President earlier this year they didn't expect a response, so they were "very surprised" when a top Chinese diplomat personally delivered a reply from Xi Jinping himself.
With pressure mounting on a government agency to provide more answers over an $80 million taxpayer-funded water deal, ...
As Democrats weigh their options, Hillary Clinton remains curiously restrained, despite the Mueller report laying bare ...
Four alleged Islamic State group militants are killed when authorities thwart an attack on a state security building in Saudi Arabia's central Riyadh province.
A TV comedian is on track to become Ukraine's next president, prompting many Australians to ask: if they can do it, why can't we?
Despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten agreeing on a campaign ceasefire over Easter, ex-PM Malcolm Turnbull lobs a few unexpected rotten eggs as a gift for Labor, writes Michelle Grattan.
Brandishing a pencil as their weapon of choice, some voters will attempt to slaughter the hopes of the major parties by ...
A comedian whose only political experience consists of playing a president on television appears headed for a landslide ...
A 30-year-old man will appear in court over the murder of 22-year-old father Jarrod Turner, while the annual "turning of the fagus" is offering rare photo opportunities for nature lovers.
Gerard Rennick LNP Senate Candidate says that freedom is the child of affluence.
Negative gearing is a defining issue of the 2019 election campaign — and Vote Compass data suggests it's also dividing Australian voters.
The Coalition usually wins at least three Senate spots in Queensland, meaning Gerard Rennick has a good chance of ...
A day after a blunt assessment of the care and staff crisis at Royal Hobart Hospital by emergency department ...
A lack of cash and candidates means the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party won't replicate its NSW election success at ...
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says there are 'question marks' over the nation's biggest water sale. ...
The Agriculture Department is standing by a controversial water buyback deal worth $80 million, which Labor leader Bill Shorten says is a "scandal" worthy of inquiry.
Cutting deals, flipping witnesses and working his way up the food chain — Mueller's prosecution of mob boss John Gotti served as a blueprint for his investigation into the US President, writes Michael Vincent.
Over the next few weeks, you might spot a letter marked "IMPORTANT voting information" for the 2019 Federal Election that looks official and contains a postal vote application form asking for personal details. But be ...
