Category: POLITICS

A prosecutor says investigations into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson underway in the United Kingdom will likely take more than a year.

Australia will ramp up protests against the Trump administration's "unjustified" proposed tariffs but diplomats face an up-hill battle to secure a carve-out.

Activists are raising alarm bells after a shocking new video and a landmark study revealed the extent of an Australian crisis.

Beijing has condemned as "smears" US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's comments on the Tiananmen Square clampdown, as people outside China mark the anniversary.

Treasurer Rita Saffioti has stuck to an optimistic script on WA’s economic performance amid signs of a national slowdown and a shift in business investment toward the east coast.

Tony Buti has refused to be drawn on the prospect of an amalgamation between two or more WA universities, shutting down speculation at a public forum.

While Federal and other State governments are warning of action against KPMG, the Cook Government has conceded nothing except that it is “monitoring and reviewing the allegations” against the firm.

Mining companies are making all the right noises after shocking cases of sexual harassment prompted a parliamentary inquiry - but whether the culture change push is flowing to workers is…

Premier Peter Malinauskas appeared to criticise the Albanese Government’s unexpected tax increases in his government’s first Budget since winning an expanded majority three months ago.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says she believes allegations from Australian women of sexual assault by Israeli forces while detained as part of a flotilla trying to reach Gaza.