Reform Mayor Jenkyns Storms Out of Meeting
Andrea Jenkyns walked out of a meeting with cabinet minister Steve Reed after a heated debate about social media's role in community tensions following the murder of Henry Nowak.
Category : Federal Politics
Reform UK Billionaire Donors Spark Westminster Panic
Labour MPs are alarmed by massive donations from crypto billionaires to Reform UK, fearing it distorts democracy. The government resists a donor cap, citing transparency concerns.
Andy Burnham's Bid to Change Westminster
With three weeks until the Makerfield byelection, Andy Burnham campaigns in Wigan and Leigh, aiming to shift Labour's direction. Pippa Crerar joins him on the trail.
Business Secretary Slams 'Entitlement' of Labour Rivals
Peter Kyle warns Labour risks repeating Tory mistakes by focusing on leadership changes rather than policy achievements, citing trade deals and industry support.
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Burnham Vows to Tackle Social Care Crisis Without Flinching
Andy Burnham pledges to transform social care, criticizes Westminster's inaction, and sets out his vision for government ahead of the Makerfield byelection.
Andy Burnham Campaigns in Makerfield Byelection
With three weeks until the Makerfield byelection, Andy Burnham campaigns in Wigan and Leigh. A win could change Labour's direction. Voters share views on doorsteps.
One Nation Poaching Labor Voters, Hanson Says
Pauline Hanson claims One Nation is attracting disillusioned Labor voters due to the Albanese government's lack of loyalty, as the minor party surges to 29% in the latest Sky News/YouGov poll, surpassing Labor's 26%.
Labor Grilled in Question Time Over Tax Changes
Labor is facing intense questioning in Question Time as its tax changes dominate the session. Follow SkyNews.com.au for live coverage and political analysis.
UK PM Condemns Protests Over Student Henry Nowak's Death
British PM Keir Starmer calls for calm after protests over Henry Nowak's death, criticizes Nigel Farage's rhetoric, and orders review of police ethnicity guidelines.
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One Nation MP David Farley's 'rookie error' in first week
Newly elected One Nation MP David Farley missed multiple votes on tax legislation, sparking media reports of a split with his party. Barnaby Joyce clarified it was a 'rookie error'.
Joyce backtracks on One Nation housing policy after interview
Barnaby Joyce quickly corrected his claim that One Nation would force permanent residents to sell homes, after an interview with Andrew Bolt sparked confusion.
California Governor Race Still Too Close to Call
The California governor's race remains unsettled as officials continue counting ballots. Steve Hilton leads, but final results may take weeks. Trump endorses Hilton.
Hanson's Press Club Address: High Stakes, AUKUS, Budget
Pauline Hanson prepares for her first National Press Club speech amid political landmines, as Ed Husic challenges AUKUS secrecy and the government battles budget fallout.
NDIS overhaul delay as Coalition and Greens may team up
The Greens urge Labor to slow NDIS cuts, potentially joining with the Coalition to extend Senate inquiries, delaying bills before the June deadline.
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Chiaka Barry Denies Violence Threat Claim
Chiaka Barry refutes claims of threatening violence against Leanne Castley, as the political dispute intensifies ahead of the election.
Victoria's new political donation laws explained
Victoria has introduced new political donation laws after the High Court struck down previous rules. The bill restores caps, disclosure, and bans on foreign donations, but critics say it's an emergency fix with gaps.
One Nation Polls Surge: Hanson PM Bid?
Pauline Hanson's One Nation sees a surge in polling, sparking debate on her potential as prime minister. Experts weigh in on the implications for Australian politics.
Rebecca Vassarotti Re-Elected to ACT Legislative Assembly
Rebecca Vassarotti has been re-elected to the ACT Legislative Assembly, securing another term representing the electorate of Kurrajong.
One Nation's anti-abortion ties: a horror story for women
One Nation's growing anti-abortion agenda, including proposed bans and ties to extremists, threatens reproductive rights in Australia. Van Badham warns of a US-style horror.
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Jones Apologises Over Mandelson Texts in Epstein Scandal
Darren Jones sent commiserations to Peter Mandelson after his sacking as US ambassador, with undisclosed texts revealing requests for reshuffle advice and criticism of ministers.
Could Pauline Hanson Become Australia's Prime Minister?
Pauline Hanson's rising poll numbers spark debate about her potential to become PM. We examine constitutional rules, necessary steps, and likely outcomes for One Nation's leader.
Pauline Hanson One Nation: Choices and Strategy
An in-depth analysis of Pauline Hanson's leadership choices and strategic direction for One Nation, exploring her political impact and future prospects.
APS Pay Talks Begin as Commission Reveals Stance
The Australian Public Service pay negotiations are set to commence after the Fair Work Commission outlined its position on wage increases, impacting thousands of federal employees.
Zach Lahn's Iowa Win Rare Rebuke to Trump's GOP Grip
Zach Lahn defeated Trump-endorsed Randy Feenstra in Iowa's GOP gubernatorial primary, a rare rebuke to Trump's influence. Lahn, a farmer and businessman, campaigned against big agriculture and embraced Maha policies.
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Farage Exploits Teen's Death at PMQs
Nigel Farage used a rare PMQs appearance to exploit the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, pushing baseless claims of two-tier policing while ignoring the family's plea for unity. Keir Starmer condemned him.
Burnham's Vague Call for Public Control of Water and Energy
Andy Burnham advocates for stronger public control of water and energy, but his vague messaging raises questions. Does he mean nationalisation or something else?
Is Kemi Badenoch Improving as Conservative Leader?
Kemi Badenoch's response to Henry Nowak's murder shows a shift in tone, but her core views on identity politics remain unchanged. Analysts debate her effectiveness.
Albanese Admits Reforms to Slow House Price Growth
Anthony Albanese says 400% house price growth over 20 years is unsustainable, as reforms target negative gearing and capital gains tax to help first-home buyers.
Banned US commentators to speak at Oxford Union remotely
Two leftwing US political commentators, Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker, barred from entering the UK by the Home Office will still address the Oxford Union via livestream, sparking free speech debate.
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Joyce defends Hanson's PM ability after journalist critique
Barnaby Joyce has defended Pauline Hanson's ability to be prime minister after veteran journalist Paul Kelly said she was 'not equipped' for the role, following a poll showing One Nation leading.
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