ALP
- Breaking
- Antisemitism
Iran suspected of involvement in two antisemitic attacks on Australian soil
The prime minister has revealed that the Iranian government is suspected of involvement in two attacks against the Jewish community in Australia.
- Matthew Knott and Paul Sakkal
Latest
Beck O’Connor quits as victims’ commissioner
The former chief of DVConnect had been under government pressure after a damning report into the family violence helpline.
- Matt Dennien
Only quickest first home buyers to benefit from expanded 5 per cent deposit scheme
The scheme, which has been brought forward by three months, is likely to drive up house prices.
- Millie Muroi and Shane Wright
Albanese charges ‘Mr Fix-It’ with racing through green law overhaul
The need to counter environmental decay is contending with Labor’s mission to speed up approvals to meet its climate and housing targets.
- Paul Sakkal and Nick O'Malley
- Analysis
- Political leadership
As Ley tried to tear strips off Chalmers, more than half her MPs weren’t even listening
A remarkable 22 Coalition politicians - more than half of all opposition MPs - were on a phone or laptop as Treasurer Jim Chalmers was on his feet in question time.
- Paul Sakkal
- Exclusive
- Queensland votes
‘Serious hit’: LNP support falls from post-election high
A polling snapshot for Brisbane Times has revealed the significant shift in primary vote support for the government – and housing action unhappiness.
- Matt Dennien
- Exclusive
- Victorian election
Allan rises from historic low, eyes unprecedented fourth Labor term
The results of the latest Resolve Political Monitor leave Victoria’s Liberal Party teetering towards a seventh defeat from eight elections.
- Chip Le Grand
‘Not the right fit’: NDIS won’t take children with autism, developmental delay in $2b shift
NDIS Minister Mark Butler said a system called Thriving Kids would be in place to support children with autism and developmental delay from July 2027.
- Natassia Chrysanthos, Nick Newling and Cassandra Morgan
Housing minister, roundtable keen to take red pen to 3000-page building code
Business bosses, unions and ministers have agreed Australia must strip away red and green tape to speed up home construction, as momentum builds to overhaul Australia’s complex building code.
- Paul Sakkal, Shane Wright, Millie Muroi and Brittany Busch
- Analysis
- Foreign relations
Did Netanyahu’s verbal attack strike home? Just look at who defended Albanese
Relations between Australia and Israel have been deteriorating for more than a year. The past 24 hours have shown the true strain.
- James Massola