Fatal Crash Closes Princes Highway on NSW South Coast
One person dead after truck and ute crash on Princes Highway at East Lynne, causing road closure and major delays.
Category : Political Analysis
Real Estate Body Says Budget Tax Changes Won't Help First Homebuyers
Real Estate Institute of Australia says federal budget tax changes won't boost housing affordability for first homebuyers.
Former ASIO Chief Questioned Bondi Gunman Assessment Before Resigning from Royal Commission
Former ASIO chief Dennis Richardson questioned the thoroughness of the Bondi gunman assessment before resigning from the royal commission.
One Nation's 'orange wave' grows in South Australia
One Nation achieves best-ever South Australian result with one in five votes, as leader Pauline Hanson hails a growing movement.
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Hastie Rules Out Challenge to Sussan Ley, Paving Way for Taylor
Andrew Hastie rules out challenging Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership, clearing path for Angus Taylor to mount a challenge.
Two-Hour Police Chase Across Western Sydney Ends with Taser and Arrests
Two men arrested after two-hour police chase across Western Sydney; shots fired, taser used, and roads closed.
Coalition Rifts Deepen as Barnaby Joyce's Net Zero Bill Heads to Parliament
Labor allows debate on Barnaby Joyce's bill to scrap climate laws, exposing Coalition divisions over net zero commitment.
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie signals resignation or demotion over net zero target
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie threatens to resign or be demoted if Coalition abandons net zero target, amid internal party pressure.
BBC Bosses Resign Over Trump Documentary Edit Controversy
BBC director general Tim Davie and news chief Deborah Turness resign over edited Trump speech in documentary, sparking bias concerns.
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If Only Classical Music Fans Decided Our Elections
A whimsical look at how classical music enthusiasts might influence election results, contrasting with current political realities.
Mitchell Freeway Hit-and-Run Suspect Appears in Court
A 22-year-old man died in a hit-and-run on Mitchell Freeway; suspect Michael Brendan Kane, 30, appeared in court charged with failing to stop and report.
Mining, media and politics combine to shape Australian debate
Gina Rinehart bankrolls a stake in Southern Cross Media, linking mining, media, and politics. This new axis, including Lachlan Murdoch and Tony Abbott, influences coverage of One Nation's rise, echoing 1940s power plays.
Starmer aides 'war gaming' over Burnham leadership challenge
Keir Starmer's team is preparing for a potential leadership contest with Andy Burnham, who may return to Westminster via a byelection. Allies warn his future may be out of his hands.
Confessions of a political liveblogger: coping with UK drama
Andrew Sparrow, Guardian's political liveblogger for 15 years, reflects on the challenges of covering UK politics' constant crises, the evolution of liveblogging, and balancing professional excitement with citizen concern.
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Why We Really Need Lobbyists
Lobbyists play a vital role in democracy by representing diverse interests and informing policy. This article argues for their necessity in Canberra.
Grattan: Press Club Speech a Risk for Hanson
Michelle Grattan analyzes the risks for Pauline Hanson ahead of her National Press Club address, highlighting potential political pitfalls.
Why Labor lost the working class to the far right
Politicians have long misunderstood the working class. The rise of far-right parties shows how mistaken they've been. Class identity remains strong despite declining blue-collar jobs.
Peter Broelman's Cartoon: Another Good Poll?
Peter Broelman's latest cartoon humorously comments on another positive poll result, capturing the day's political news through satire.
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