Coalition Reunites to Oppose Albanese Government
The Coalition has reunited following a three-week split, its second in eight months, with leaders pledging to hold the Albanese government to account through new solidarity agreements.
Category : Federal Government
CEO шокирован арестом за штраф COVID-19 в Виктории
26-летний предприниматель Кайл Хант столкнулся с ордером на арест из-за неоплаченного штрафа за нарушение карантина в Мельбурне. Штраф вырос до $9637, в то время как в Новом Южном Уэльсе подобные штрафы были отменены.
Liberal-National Coalition Reunites After Three-Week Split
The Liberal and National parties have reconciled after a three-week split triggered by disagreements over hate-speech laws, with Nationals frontbenchers reinstated to shadow cabinet positions.
Coalition Reunites After Last-Minute Deal
The Coalition is set to reunite following a breakthrough agreement between Opposition Leader Sussan Ley and Nationals leader David Littleproud, ending a three-week split over shadow cabinet suspensions.
Labor's Housing Policy Test: Franking Credits to Capital Gains Tax
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's government faces a critical test on housing policy as it considers reforms to the capital gains tax discount, drawing lessons from Labor's 2019 franking credits debacle.
Албанезе уклоняется от вопросов о налоге на прирост капитала в Перте
Премьер-министр Энтони Албанезе во время визита в Перт отказался комментировать возможные изменения в налоге на прирост капитала и отрицал свою роль в повышении ставок.
Minister grilled over ACT commissioner's resignation
ACT Minister Suzanne Orr faces questioning after the territory's inaugural Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People resigns less than halfway through her term.
May Budget to Test Treasurer's Ticker
The upcoming May federal budget will be a critical test for the Treasurer's resolve, as Grattan Institute analysis highlights tough economic choices amid inflation and spending pressures.
Elders Council Mooted to Mend Coalition Split
A council of elders from the Liberal and National parties is being proposed to resolve their tense standoff and prevent a permanent breakup, with a crucial deadline approaching.
QLD Minister May Appeal Dog Death Sentence
Queensland's Police Minister seeks legal advice on appealing a community service sentence for a man whose dog died in his car, sparking public outrage.
Bullock: Government Spending Adds to Inflation Pressure
Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock states government expenditure contributes to inflation, as federal budget seeks savings amid interest rate hikes.
Goulburn murder: Ex-girlfriend and boyfriend charged
A 48-year-old woman was allegedly stabbed to death and left in her NSW home for five days. Her ex-girlfriend and the ex's new boyfriend have been charged with domestic violence-related murder.
Greens Push to Abandon ACT Health Levy After Funding Deal
The ACT Greens call for the removal of the controversial health levy after Canberra secures $557 million in extra Commonwealth hospital funding, arguing it unfairly burdens ratepayers.
Grandparents of Missing Boy Gus Lamont Speak Out
The grandparents of four-year-old Gus Lamont have expressed devastation after police declared his disappearance a major crime, revealing a suspect has been identified.
Man Shot Dead by Police After Stabbing and Pursuit in NSW
A 41-year-old man armed with a knife has been fatally shot by police following a violent incident involving a stabbing and a dramatic pursuit across the NSW Mid North Coast.
Jim Chalmers' Budget Test: Reform Amid Economic Pressure
Treasurer Jim Chalmers confronts a pivotal moment as he prepares the May budget, balancing economic reform demands with political realities amid rising inflation and interest rates.
Hanson Calls for Coalition to Beat Labor
Pauline Hanson says a coalition between One Nation and the Liberal and National parties is the only way to defeat Labor in an upcoming election, as new polling shows One Nation's rise.
Goulburn Murder Charges, Bacchus Marsh Assault Victim Set Alight
Police have charged two people over an alleged domestic violence murder in Goulburn, while a separate assault victim in Bacchus Marsh is believed to have been set on fire.
WA Demands Full Story on Alleged Bombing Incident
Calls grow for complete disclosure regarding the alleged bombing in Western Australia, as editorial stresses public's right to know all facts for safety and trust.
ACT Deficit Drop Not Due to Health Funding
A $632 million improvement in the ACT's deficit is credited to government fiscal strategy, not the upcoming $557 million Commonwealth health funding boost set to begin next financial year.
ACT Budget Deterioration Sparks Opposition Criticism
The Canberra Liberals and Greens accuse Treasurer Chris Steel of ignoring a significant budget deterioration, with deficits ballooning fourfold compared to last year's forecasts.
Perth Man Charged with Terrorism Over Invasion Day Bomb Attempt
A 31-year-old man faces terrorism charges for allegedly throwing an explosive device at a Perth Invasion Day protest, marking the first such charge in Western Australia.
ACT Budget Review Holds Surplus Forecast Despite Risks
The ACT's mid-year budget review confirms a forecast surplus before the next election but warns of risks from school funding and public sector wage increases. Treasurer Chris Steel outlines fiscal strategy.
Terrorism Charges Backed After Perth Rally Bomb Attempt
Federal politicians support terrorism charges against a man accused of throwing a homemade bomb at a Perth Australia Day protest, marking WA's first such case.
Alleged Forrest Place Bombing Declared Terrorist Act
WA Police have declared the alleged attempted bombing at a Forrest Place Invasion Day rally an act of terror, with the suspect charged under terrorism laws.
Coalition Crisis: 'Nothing Ruled Out' for Reunion
The Australian Coalition faces internal turmoil as senior figures hint at a potential reunion, with sources stating 'nothing is ruled out' amid ongoing political tensions and strategic discussions.
Saffioti Defends CFMEU Donations Amid Timing Claims
Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti justifies WA Labor accepting over $85,000 from CFMEU, stating donations came before Premier Roger Cook's no-donation pledge in August 2024.
Liberals Seek to Remove Nationals from Senate Committees
The Liberal Party is pushing to strip Nationals senators from Senate committees following their exit from the Coalition, threatening to disrupt upcoming estimates hearings and intensify political conflict.
Palmer Denies Bannon's Claims About $60m Anti-China Ads
Billionaire Clive Palmer has refuted claims by former Trump strategist Steve Bannon that he orchestrated $60 million in anti-China advertising, calling the allegations false during a Canberra press conference.
Queensland Rules Out ANZAC Day Public Holiday
The Queensland government has decided against making ANZAC Day a public holiday, citing concerns it could detract from the day's solemn commemorative nature.
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