Anthony Albanese says Jewish Australians have felt ‘the cold shadows of anti-Semitism’ over the past 12 months as he marks the first anniversary of the Hamas attacks in Israel.
Katina Curtis
Home ownership has fallen under the watch of seven prime ministers; but here’s an idea on how to fix that.
Peter Martin
Labor will turn up pressure on the Greens to back in measures aimed at helping more lower-paid Australians buy homes this week as it seeks to get around the Senate’s stalling tactics.
A pro-Palestine protester is in police custody after he brandished a placard that may breach rally rules.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
About 310,000 WA workers had their superannuation underpaid in one year, with the sector saying this demonstrates the need to move to paying super on payday not quarterly.
The WA Greens’ party officials have censured senator Dorinda Cox over reports this week about complaints of mistreatment and bullying filed by her staff.
Israel’s right to defend itself does include a right to respond to attack from Iran and its terrorist proxies, Richard Marles has conceded after a week of political argument over the government’s rhetoric.
Hundreds of Australians have escaped mortal danger in Lebanon as the Middle East braces for Israel’s next move.
The threat of foreign EVs being remotely controlled on Australian roads is unlikely, but the computers on wheels are still listening and watching everything we do.
Blair Jackson
Anthony Albanese has found himself at the centre of fury as tens of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters swarm the CBDs of Australia’s biggest cities.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer, Hannah Moore and Adelaide Lang
Up to 500 Australians stranded in war-torn Lebanon are expected to fly out of Beirut Airport today.
Joe Spagnolo
Former UK prime minister Liz Truss – who lasted just 49 days in the top job before resigning – has taken a swipe at Anthony Albanese while branding the West as “weak”.
Blake Antrobus
Anthony Albanese’s Government is waging war on Woolies and Coles, but what about petrol prices?
Paul Murray
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has signalled the next step in the government’s bid to introduce an age limit on social media use.
Jessica Wang
Children who already have social media accounts may get to keep them while State governments will be encouraged to offer other ways for young people to socialise when an age limit is placed on online platforms.
Australians’ private information is being shared hundreds of times a day with online advertisers who resell and distribute it to unknown parties, putting people at risk of targeted scams.
Emma Kirk
Dorinda Cox has apologised for distress caused to staff by ‘shortcomings’ in her office but defended her handling of complaints about bullying and efforts to change.
The Prime Minister says anyone planning October 7 events other than solemn commemorations of Jewish lives lost should ‘think again’ as police warn there will be no tolerance of illegal behaviour at protests.
The federal government has announced two new flights to help evacuate some of the 2300 Australians stranded in Lebanon amid escalating conflict.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer and Jessica Wang
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has refused to expel Iranian ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi over incendiary social media posts, saying his Government already took ‘strong action’ against Iran
Ellen Ransley
Peter Dutton is urging strong action against Iran after the country’s envoy to Australia sparked yet another controversy on social media.
NSW Premier Chris Minns is facing backlash from pro-Palestine activists over his tough stance on protests.
Applications for the inaugural National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commissioner will open within weeks, with the person set to start the job in mid-January.
An independent MP who went to Canberra promising to help clean up politics has been referred to the Federal anti-corruption commission.
Aaron Patrick
