KAP Denies Strong Links to Chinese Communist Party
Katter's Australian Party refutes claims of strong connections to political consultant with Chinese Communist Party ties. Read the full investigation details.
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Hinchinbrook LNP candidate linked to $1.7m underpayment
LNP candidate for Hinchinbrook linked to company that underpaid workers $1.7 million. Read about the political implications and Fair Work investigation.
Crocodile Encounter Triggers Political Debate in North QLD
A saltwater crocodile sighting at a Townsville boat ramp has ignited political debate about Queensland's crocodile management policies. Read about the incident and responses.
Townsville Road Repairs Called Election Stunt
Townsville residents accuse the Premier of politically motivated road repairs ahead of elections. Local leaders demand permanent infrastructure solutions, not temporary fixes.
Whitlam's Legacy Defended in 50-Year Dismissal Debate
As Australia marks 50 years since the Whitlam dismissal, readers debate his monumental reforms versus economic management. From universal healthcare to land rights, his legacy remains contested.
Neo-Nazi attention dilemma in Australian politics
ASIO warns about covering neo-Nazi groups as they seek political party status in Australia. Learn about the legal challenges and democratic safeguards against extremist ideologies.
Albanese's Legacy Shapes Labor's Political Future
As Anthony Albanese's government faces critical challenges, what does the future hold for Labor? Explore the factors shaping Australian politics ahead of the next election.
Dean Alston's 40-Year Cartooning Legacy in WA
Discover how Dean Alston has shaped Western Australian journalism through four decades of sharp political cartoons and community commentary. Explore his remarkable career journey.
Andrew Miller on Family Priorities Over Politics
Political commentator Andrew Miller argues that protecting Australian families matters more than political squabbles. Read why he believes we're focusing on the wrong issues.
Machine gun attack targets Melbourne homes in north
A gunman armed with a machine gun opened fire on two family homes in Melbourne's northern suburbs in a terrifying late-night ambush. Police confirm targeted attack. WATCH VIDEO
Political Doppelgangers: Canberra's Celebrity Lookalikes
Discover the uncanny celebrity twins of Australia's politicians from Anthony Albanese to Barnaby Joyce. See which famous faces share striking resemblances with our leaders.
Trump's honeymoon ends as crises mount for White House
Donald Trump faces mounting pressure as the longest US government shutdown and renewed Epstein allegations test his administration's stability. Read the full analysis.
How Compulsory Voting Protects Australian Democracy
Discover how Australia's mandatory voting system creates political stability and prevents extremist takeovers. Learn why this unique system matters for democracy.
SA Lobbying Laws Review After Protest Criticism
South Australia announces expert panel review of lobbying laws as Deputy Premier condemns anti-abortion protest tactics. Latest political developments.
Man fights for life after Melbourne machete attack
A 43-year-old man is fighting for life after being brutally attacked with a machete at a Melbourne car wash. The random attack occurred in Essendon on Thursday morning.
New Gough Whitlam Biography Marks 50-Year Milestone
Explore Troy Bramston's revealing new Gough Whitlam biography and other major book releases for Australian political enthusiasts. Discover must-read titles for your summer reading list.
Parton's mission to save ACT Liberals from civil war
New Canberra Liberals leader Mark Parton has three years to unite his fractured party or face electoral annihilation. Can he end the internal warfare and rebuild trust with voters?
Richardson's State Funeral Sparks Political Debate
Controversy surrounds Graham Richardson's state funeral as journalist John Hanscombe questions the honour given to the tainted former Labor powerbroker. Read more about the political amnesia.
Higgins, Reynolds Bankruptcy Over $3M Legal Costs
Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case leaves Brittany Higgins and David Sharaz facing bankruptcy with $3M legal bill. Federal Court ruling impacts political figures.
Leigh Leigh's leadership under fire amid party unrest
Federal MP Leigh Leigh faces mounting pressure as colleagues question leadership amid political turmoil. Will this mark the end of her political career?
Albanese to wed Haydon in historic 2024 ceremony
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Jodie Haydon will marry in a private 2024 ceremony, creating history as Australia's first PM wedding in office. Get the latest details.
Wollongong MP's role in Whitlam dismissal revealed
Fifty years after Australia's constitutional crisis, discover how Wollongong MP Rex Connor's controversial loan dealings helped trigger the Whitlam government's dramatic dismissal. Explore the untold story.
Whitlam's Canberra childhood shaped political vision
Gough Whitlam's formative years in Canberra profoundly influenced his ambitious government agenda and belief in federal power. Discover the lasting impact 50 years after the Dismissal.
Higgins bankruptcy hearing in Federal Court Tuesday
Brittany Higgins likely to be declared bankrupt as Federal Court hears Linda Reynolds' creditor petition over $1 million defamation costs. Full details on the case.
Candidate admits hiding party ties in council race
Townsville council candidate Troy Thompson admits avoiding questions about his party affiliation. Read the full story about the political controversy.
Experts Warn of Potential Constitutional Crisis in Australia
Leading political analysts are drawing unsettling parallels between current political tensions and the 1975 Whitlam dismissal, suggesting Australia's constitutional framework could face unprecedented challenges.
Torquay police honoured for sovereign citizen attack bravery
Two Geelong police officers receive prestigious bravery awards after confronting a violent sovereign citizen in Torquay, preventing potential tragedy in a dramatic coastal confrontation.
Sussan Ley's demotion won't save Liberals
Why removing Sussan Ley as Shadow Minister for Women won't solve the Liberal Party's deeper problems. Exclusive political analysis reveals the real challenges facing the opposition.
Liberal Party at 'lowest point' says Senator Henderson
Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson breaks her silence, revealing the party has reached its 'lowest point' during her parliamentary career amid internal turmoil and leadership challenges.
WA Police Complex Axed: Health Reason or Political Move?
WA Premier Roger Cook cites health reasons for scrapping the $500M police complex, but critics question the timing and lack of medical evidence. Discover the political chess game unfolding in Western Australia.
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