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Chris Bowen opens door to missing Labor’s 2030 renewables target as pressure builds over rollout

Chris Bowen has opened the door to Australia reaching Labor’s flagship renewable electricity target later than promised, as questions intensify over whether enough large-scale wind and solar…

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Kate Langbroek unloads on Robert Irwin over ‘pitiful’ Logies jokes targeting Karl Stefanovic and Hughesy

Kate Langbroek has launched a blistering attack on Robert Irwin’s Logies performance, accusing the 22-year-old host of delivering “pitiful” jokes at the expense of her longtime television…

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Karl Stefanovic finally responds to Robert Irwin’s brutal ‘far-right’ Logies roast

Karl Stefanovic has finally responded to Robert Irwin’s pointed “far-right” joke at the 2026 Logie Awards — and rather than firing back at the 22-year-old host, the…

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Albanese digs in over ‘melon’ controversy as pressure for an apology refuses to go away

Anthony Albanese is refusing to apologise over the extraordinary “melon” controversy involving Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, leaving a crude podcast exchange hanging over one of Australia’s…

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‘Gift to big tobacco’: Greens attack Hanson’s 75% cigarette tax cut as black-market fight escalates

Pauline Hanson’s plan to slash Australia’s tobacco excise by 75 per cent has opened a fierce new political battle over whether cheaper legal cigarettes would cripple the…

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‘We’re proud of that’: Clare O’Neil backs falling house prices as Labor faces first-home buyer test

Housing Minister Clare O’Neil has defended the Albanese government’s housing agenda as Australia’s biggest property markets turn down, arguing that a shift away from investors and towards…

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‘Referendum on super’: Chalmers and Hanson collide over who should control Australians’ retirement money

A fight over who should control Australians’ retirement savings is rapidly emerging as one of the biggest economic battles heading towards the next federal election. Treasurer Jim…

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‘It’s their money’: Barnaby Joyce backs wider super access as One Nation takes fight to Labor

One Nation is pushing to give struggling Australians greater access to their own superannuation, with Barnaby Joyce arguing workers who cannot afford basic necessities should not have…

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Karl Stefanovic breaks silence after Robert Irwin’s ‘far-right’ Logies roast

Karl Stefanovic has broken his silence after Robert Irwin turned the former Today host into the punchline of one of the most talked-about jokes of the 2026…

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Hanson fires back at Labor’s ‘scrap super’ attack as $4.5 trillion retirement fight explodes

Pauline Hanson has hit back at Labor’s claim that One Nation wants to scrap compulsory superannuation, insisting her party wants Australians to keep building retirement savings while…