The house near Bordeaux, which has a pool and is set in more than an acre of land, is being sold to pay legal fees

The former Labor leader called time on his parliamentary career on Thursday, earning plaudits from both political friends and foes.

‘I want to stress that you have an absolute right to testify at trial,’ Juan Merchan says, after Trump had falsely claimed otherwise

The PM's planned changes to the stage three tax cuts might be good policy but the broken promise will have Peter Dutton jumping for joy.

Radio host and TV presenter Erin Molan admits she’s been stalking Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in an effort to win back his friendship after the pair had a fallout.

Pauline Hanson’s controversial chief of staff attracts cash and clout to Queensland state campaign – with speculation he is positioning himself as party’s heir apparent

Premier says government’s work on youth intervention is hard to publicise amid media focus on crime and punishment

The campaign to destroy Higgins continues, fuelled by leaked texts and deep anger that she has dared embarrass powerful institutions.

The significance of a major political leader playing so divisive a card on our community is a step that shouldn't go unnoticed, no matter how inured to it we have become over the years in the wake of...

Australian truth in advertising laws might help weed out absolute howlers and set a norm – but the media has a role to play too

Douglas Hilton says he will ‘staunchly defend’ scientists as opposition leader repeats incorrect claim that CSIRO report does not accurately represent cost of renewables

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Economists believe the Morrison-era policy makes even less sense now than when it was introduced by the Liberal Party in 2018.

Sacked radio presenter Antoinette Lattouf has accused the ABC of being spooked into firing her by Jewish lawyers playing a game of “bluff” based on leaked WhatsApp messages.

Exclusive: Money returned to department by privatised employment services agencies doubled in 2022-23 amid apparent crackdown

Labor’s bid to skew package towards low- and middle-income earners given boost, as only 22% say it should go ahead unchanged

Federal MPs including Amanda Rishworth asked to consider halt to the obligations during heatwaves

A report by the Australian Public Service Commission has found a dozen public servants, including two departmental secretaries, breached the Public Service Code of Conduct in their handling of

If Saturday’s count points to the final result, Anthony Albanese’s government will not face a hostile upper house

Australian Border Force and Home Affairs staff numbers will be increased to limit the risk of detainees with criminal records being released into the community.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil is hoping to pass laws that would lock up offenders recently released from immigration detention.

I have observed Labor’s attempts to pass its housing legislation this week with growing anger. The Greens’ attempts at blackmailing the government betray their own voters.

It's fucking embarrassing.

Names are being thrown around for possible contenders for the NSW seat of Cook, should Scott Morrison call it quits.

With households suffering from rising prices and higher interest rates, 53 per cent of voters name the cost of living as the most important issue in deciding their votes.

Goodbye to Mike Pezzullo — the hard-line bureaucrat who railed at leakers while himself leaking. Now that hypocrisy has caught up with him.

A decade after the murder of her son, Rosie Batty is still dealing with the pain of losing him and what it means to find enjoyment.

Anthony Albanese’s success in pushing ahead on NDIS reform is a triumph of hope over experience. Can Peter Dutton rise to the occasion?

The Australian Defence Force has struggled with recruitment for well over a decade. But it's all the fault of Labor, says the opposition.

The Labor leader says ‘nothing’s off the table’ as the party searches for ways to wedge the opposition ahead of the October election

The former prime minister, who is now stepping down from Parliament, urged lawmakers to take action on climate change.

One Nation leader, who is also being sued by Faruqi for similar comments she made in a tweet, said she would take the Greens senator ‘to the airport and put you on a plane’

In its last week of hearings, the robo-debt royal commission has found the moment when the scheme became an expression of unchecked political desire.

Linda Reynolds’ lawyers have lost a bid to grill Brittany Higgins’ doctor after claiming to have uncovered two “materially different” psychiatric reports inked on the same day, one of which underpi...

The Greens say they will not support the government's shared equity housing scheme to pay for up to 40 per cent of a home unless it cuts tax discounts for property investors and does more for renters.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has ignored referrals from a royal commission to investigate six public servants over the disastrous robodebt scheme.

At the end of the day, robust political debate shouldn’t displace civility, treating people with respect and doing the right thing.

A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder after a 23-year-old woman's body was found in a burned out car in Victorian bushland.

Like other celebrity wellness entrepreneurs, the former model seems to peddle nonsense

Ten’s legal team had argued Lehrmann should pay all its costs because suing The Project for defamation was ‘deliberately wicked and calculated’