Neighbours charged with manslaughter after alleged citizen’s arrest ends in wanted man’s death
Two northern New South Wales neighbours have been charged with manslaughter following the death of an alleged serial home invader during what police say began as a…
Melbourne-developed CAR T breakthrough moves to human trials after $17.7 million federal boost
A promising new cancer treatment developed in Melbourne is moving from the laboratory to human clinical trials after receiving a $17.7 million funding boost from the Australian…
Australia unveils $66 million anti-Islamophobia package with education reforms, security funding and new police initiatives
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a sweeping package of measures aimed at tackling Islamophobia in Australia, committing around $66 million in new funding while expanding education…
Pauline Hanson Sparks Fresh Backlash After Linking Migration, NDIS and the End of White Australia Policy
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has ignited another political firestorm after using a podcast interview with British far-right activist Tommy Robinson to criticise Australia’s immigration policies, question…
Pauline Hanson reignites migration debate with White Australia Policy remarks in controversial UK interview
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has sparked fresh political controversy after linking Australia’s modern immigration challenges to the abolition of the White Australia Policy, while also alleging…
Taxpayer-Funded Leadership Summit Sparks Debate After Government Agencies Spend More Than $80,000 to Hear Jacinda Ardern
Questions over government spending have resurfaced after it emerged that several Australian government agencies collectively spent more than $80,000 sending employees to a leadership summit featuring former…
Alleged ISIS Bride Refused Bail Again as Australian Court Weighs Terror Charges and Mental Health Claims
A Sydney court has refused bail for a second time to an Australian woman accused of joining the Islamic State (ISIS) while living in Syria, ruling that…
Housing debate reignites as opinion piece argues Albanese is fixing problems decades in the making
Australia’s housing affordability crisis has again become the centre of political debate after a new opinion piece argued the Albanese Government is being unfairly blamed for reforms…
Labor rejects claims citizenship ceremony push is aimed at creating new voters
The Albanese Government has rejected accusations that its push to increase the number of Australian citizenship ceremonies is politically motivated, after critics claimed the initiative could expand…
AEC proposal to rename Tasmania’s Franklin electorate after Tongerlongeter sparks fierce historical debate
A proposal to rename the federal electorate of Franklin in southern Tasmania after Aboriginal resistance leader Tongerlongeter has ignited a fresh debate over Australia’s colonial history, historical…