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NSW Man Granted Bail Over Alleged Facebook Death Threat Against Tanya Plibersek

A 53-year-old NSW man has been granted conditional bail after Australian Federal Police charged him over an alleged social-media threat against federal Labor minister Tanya Plibersek, amid…

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From Couch to Caravan: Port Lincoln Woman Earns a Safe Place to Call Her Own

After years of moving between couches, spare beds, sheds and even sleeping beneath a jetty, a South Australian woman finally has a place she can call her…

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Bondi Icebergs Caught in Long-Running Aboriginal Land Claim as NSW Reviews Crown Land Rules

Bondi Icebergs, one of Sydney’s most recognisable coastal landmarks, is the subject of a long-running Aboriginal land claim that has remained unresolved for years, placing the famous…

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Pauline Hanson Calls Albanese a ‘Liar’ as New eSafety Powers Reignite Censorship Fight

Pauline Hanson has intensified her confrontation with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, branding him a “clown” and a “liar” and accusing Labor of building an “Orwellian” system of…

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AFP Gender Workshops Across Indo-Pacific Draw Scrutiny Amid Counter-Terror Resourcing Debate

The Australian Federal Police is running gender-focused anti-corruption workshops across the Indo-Pacific as part of an international law-enforcement program, drawing fresh scrutiny at home while the agency…

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Australia’s Economy Grows 0.4% but Per-Capita Living Standards Remain Stalled

Australia’s economy grew slightly faster than expected in the June quarter, but the headline expansion masks a much weaker picture for individual living standards, with GDP per…

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Does Australian Liberty Depend on an ‘Anglo-Saxon Core’? The Nationalist Case Examined

A new argument circulating on Australia’s political right says libertarians cannot preserve free speech, low taxes and limited government without also becoming nationalists — and ultimately preserving…

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One Nation Sunbury Events Cancelled After Reported AFP Security Warning

Two One Nation events scheduled for Melbourne’s north-west have been cancelled after the venue was reportedly advised by the Australian Federal Police of a threat and associated…

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Plibersek Warns Coalition Tobacco Tax Cut ‘Will Kill People’ as Illicit Market Fight Escalates

Labor and the Coalition have opened a major new front over Australia’s tobacco policy after Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek warned that an Opposition plan to slash…

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Hobart Pub Attacker Avoids Immediate Jail as Court Notes Visa Cancellation Risk

A Hobart man who knocked another patron unconscious with a single unprovoked punch, leaving him with a fractured skull and a bleed near the brain, has been…