War Memorial Council Changes Boost Frontier Wars Display
Government appoints new council members at Australian War Memorial, increasing likelihood of prominent frontier wars exhibition. Key opponents replaced.
Category : Politics
Albanese's Legacy Questioned Amid Policy Criticisms
Australians question PM Albanese's legacy on gambling ads, housing crisis and social justice. Read expert analysis on current government policies and their impact.
Public sector whistleblower protections strengthened
Major reforms to Australia's public sector whistleblower protections are underway, introducing reverse onus provisions and expanded support channels for public servants reporting wrongdoing.
Major Agencies Support Controversial FOI Law Changes
Services Australia and Home Affairs defend FOI reforms to protect staff from harassment. Learn how the changes could impact public access to information in Australia.
DFAT's $400k UN hotel bill sparks transparency debate
Revealed: Internal DFAT emails show confusion over $400,000 UN hotel bill disclosure on AusTender. Plus, political satire group hires 'punter's lobbyist' and transparency push meets resistance.
Hume reheats critique of Canberra public servants
Liberal Senator Jane Hume defends the Coalition's controversial work-from-home policy, claiming it was misunderstood while reigniting criticism of Canberra public servants. Read the full analysis.
Corio man arrested after alleged 150kmh police chase
A Corio man faces multiple charges after allegedly reaching speeds of 150km/h during a dangerous police pursuit through Geelong suburbs. Read the shocking details.
CCC: Govt Data Misused for Stalking Ex-Partners
WA's new corruption watchdog chief reveals public servants are accessing private information to stalk former partners. Learn how the CCC is tackling this alarming breach.
Newcastle Ocean Baths roof plan faces backlash
Newcastle Council's proposal to roof the Ocean Baths changerooms over drone surveillance fears has drawn fierce criticism from residents who question the logic after Nobbys shower removal.
Toyah Cordingley Murder Trial Begins in Cairns Court
Rajwinder Singh appears in Cairns Supreme Court for the murder trial of Toyah Cordingley. Follow the latest developments from the courtroom as justice unfolds.
Woman found dead in Grafton home, police investigate
A woman in her 30s was found deceased at a Grafton residence. NSW Police are investigating the suspicious death and urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
Whitlam's Dismissal: Australia's 1975 Political Crisis
Fifty years on, we examine the dramatic events of November 11, 1975, when Governor-General Sir John Kerr sacked PM Gough Whitlam, creating Australia's greatest constitutional crisis.
Rajwinder Singh Cairns Trial for Toyah Cordingley Murder
Indian national Rajwinder Singh faces Cairns court over the 2018 murder of Toyah Cordingley. Read the latest developments in this heartbreaking case.
Over 60 P-platers break passenger rules weekly in WA
Western Australia's Tom's Law sees more than one red P-plater weekly caught violating passenger restrictions. Learn about the road safety impact and enforcement efforts.
Russell Crowe defends PM Albanese on Joe Rogan podcast
Russell Crowe defends PM Anthony Albanese on Joe Rogan's podcast, praising his work and criticising political 'smokescreens'. Discover the full story behind the Hollywood star's defence of Australia's leader.
Cook's Green Steel Plan & Major WA Health Investment
WA Premier Roger Cook unveils a green steel industry plan and a record $4.7 billion hospital upgrade program at the WA Labor State Conference. Discover the state's new focus.
Police probe gunshot reports in officer murder case
Victoria Police conduct firearms tests near Porepunkah property where Desmond Freeman allegedly killed two officers. $1 million reward offered for information.
Melbourne tobacco shop firebombed in turf war
A Mentone tobacco shop was destroyed in a firebombing, the third attack in six weeks. Residents evacuated as Melbourne's tobacco turf war intensifies. Read the latest.
Princess Anne begins Australian military tour
Princess Anne has touched down in Sydney to commence a significant military-focused tour of Australia, marking the 100th anniversary of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals.
Police chase ends in head-on crash in Sydney's west
A civilian driver seriously injured after head-on collision with police car following chase in Sydney's western suburbs. Investigation underway.
Why Aboriginal Progress Remains Stalled in Australia
Ben Harvey argues collective guilt prevents meaningful change for Aboriginal Australians. Discover why acknowledging this uncomfortable truth is crucial for progress.
Radical Decency Emerges as Answer to Trumpism
New York elects democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani as mayor, marking a turning point in US politics with his 'radical decency' platform challenging establishment norms.
ACT's Reforms: Assisted Dying and Sex Work Laws
Readers debate the ACT's cautious progress on voluntary assisted dying and sex work decriminalisation, urging further reform while acknowledging small victories.
Sussan Ley's Liberal Party Relations Strained
Former deputy leader Sussan Ley faces ongoing tensions with Liberal colleagues as political dynamics shift. Explore the unfolding drama in Australian politics.
Roger Cook Eyes Fourth Term for WA Labor in 2029
WA Premier Roger Cook dismisses retirement rumours and confirms he'll lead Labor into the 2029 state election. Get the latest on his political future and government agenda.
Why modern Labor owes Graham Richardson
Former Labor powerbroker Graham Richardson's political genius and fundraising prowess helped shape the modern ALP. Discover his lasting legacy in Australian politics.
Perth CBD 40km/h speed limit plan under review
City of Perth councillors will vote on a plan to expand 40km/h zones across the CBD to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. The proposal claims minimal impact on travel times.
Historian demands release of secret Dismissal files
Fifty years after the Dismissal, historian Jenny Hocking demands the release of hundreds of secret documents. Discover the untold story of Australia's greatest constitutional crisis.
Two WA Men Jailed in AFP Child Abuse Operation
Australian Federal Police secure convictions against two Western Australian men for child abuse material offenses. Learn how to protect children online.
Peter Tinley Joins War Memorial Council
Special Forces veteran and former WA minister Peter Tinley has been appointed to the Australian War Memorial council, joining chair Kim Beazley. Discover the new leadership shaping Australia's military heritage.
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