Medivac bill passes in the House of Representatives and Senate
Christian Woods The controversial legislation to allow asylum seekers to travel to Australia for medical treatment has passed in both…
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Pyne warns medical transfer bill could jeopardise border security
Minister for Defence Christopher Pyne has said that all people in offshore detention could “qualify” to travel to…
Federal Parliament recoils from potentially foreign cyber-attack
Australian cyber security experts are investigating a cyber-attack on parliament’s computer systems that is speculated to be orchestrated…
Treasurer’s meeting to focus on nation-wide population growth
At today’s meeting of state and territory treasurers in Canberra, the Federal Government will attempt to introduce a…
Dutton admits he may be wrong about Labor’s security briefings
Minister for Home Affairs Peter Dutton has recently accused Opposition Leader Bill Shorten of ignoring the warnings of…
Trump’s State of the Union urges bipartisanship on immigration law
United States President Donald Trump used his SOTU address to appeal to Congress to stand united on policy…
Howard Schultz moving towards US presidential run
Former Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, plans to deliver a policy speech at Purdue University on Thursday. Schultz has…
Bullied student and freed drug offender to join Trump for SOTU address
A grandmother who was serving a life sentence and a student bullied for having Trump as his last…
Eleven EU nations now recognise Guaido as Venezuelan interim president
Eleven major European nations have joined the US in officially recognising Juan Guaido as the interim president of…
Donald Trump says deploying US troops to Venezuela is ‘an option’
President of the United States Donald Trump has said that military intervention in Venezuela is “an option” in…
Shorten’s policy to reward whistleblowers deemed ‘wacky’ by O’Dwyer
Labor’s election promise to give cash rewards to whistleblowers has been dismissed as ‘wacky’ by the Federal Government,…
Scott Morrison confirms last Nauru children to leave for US
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed that all remaining children on Nauru will soon leave the island for…
Pyne: “no discipline” for pilots who potentially bombed Iraqi civilians
Defence Minister Christopher Pyne has said that the RAAF will not punish Australian pilots involved in an airstrike…
Trump suggests his ‘naive’ intelligence officials ‘should go back to school’
United States President Donald Trump has condemned his intelligence chiefs as “extremely passive and naive”. Mr Trump made…
Clive Palmer under fire for claiming links to Lyons and Menzies
Both families of former prime ministers Lyons and Menzies have criticised Clive Palmer for claiming that that they…
Scott Morrison promises 1.25 million jobs if Government re-elected
The Prime Minister has promised that, if re-elected, the Coalition would create 1.25 million new jobs over a…
What’s the deal (or no deal) with Brexit?
In June 2016 the United Kingdom voted with a majority of 52% to leave the European Union, and…
Kim Jong-un gives order to prepare for second Trump summit
Leader of North Korea Kim Jong-un has given orders to his staff to prepare for another political summit…
NSW Liberals angry as preselection candidate shunted for former Labor president
Liberals around New South Wales are angered by the decision to replace an existing preselection candidate with former…
Agriculture Minister wants investigation into whether footage of sheep deaths was paid for
David Littleproud, the Federal Agriculture Minister, has ordered his department to investigate whether or not whistleblowers were paid…
Minister for Women Kelly O’Dwyer announces resignation from politics
Government Minister for Women, Jobs and Industrial Relations, Kelly O’Dwyer, has revealed that she plans to exit political…
Greens push for more accessible infrastructure for disabled Australians
The Greens party is pushing for a billion dollar funding pledge in order to make public infrastructure more…
Theresa May scrapes through no-confidence motion following Brexit blunder
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Theresa May has managed to survive a no-confidence vote following her failure…
Clive Palmer facing potential legal action for use of Boy George song
Manager of pop legend Boy George has warned of pending legal action for Clive Palmer’s appropriation of Karma…
Government wants to force councils to hold citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day
The Government wants to legally force councils around Australia to execute their citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day. David…