Sussan Ley's Leadership Crisis in Liberal Party
Federal Liberal leader Sussan Ley faces internal challenges as conservative factions question her authority, while speculation grows about leadership spills within the Coalition.
Federal Liberal leader Sussan Ley faces internal challenges as conservative factions question her authority, while speculation grows about leadership spills within the Coalition.
Former PM Tony Abbott warns against delivering ultimatums in federal coalition repair efforts while criticising new hate speech laws. Leadership challenges loom in both Liberal and National parties.
WA Police allege a faulty fuse prevented a homemade bomb from detonating in a Perth crowd during an Invasion Day rally, with the incident being investigated as potential terrorism.
Andrew Hastie's surprise withdrawal from the Liberal leadership contest has clarified the conservative path but left short-term uncertainty. Angus Taylor now faces decisions on timing a challenge against Sussan Ley.
A long-time ACT Greens supporter expresses dismay over potential coalition talks with the Canberra Liberals, criticising the move as a betrayal of values. The letter sparks wider discussions on political integrity, climate resilience, and democratic conce
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley has issued an ultimatum to the Nationals over coalition discipline and appointed South Australian Senator Kerrynne Liddle to a new shadow ministry position.
South Australian MP Chris Picton has returned to his parliamentary duties, revealing the profound emotional impact of his brother's recent passing. The politician spoke candidly about his personal turmoil while resuming his public service role.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has brokered a landmark $25 billion hospital funding agreement with states and territories, tripling federal investment and addressing NDIS sustainability concerns.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has announced he will not contest the party's leadership, stating he lacks sufficient support from colleagues despite welcoming the opportunity.
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley announces a temporary shadow cabinet arrangement to stabilise her leadership and reach out to the Nationals, as internal tensions threaten Liberal unity ahead of key parliamentary sittings.
A serious police incident is unfolding at a property in Mott Close, Mosman Park, with streets blocked off and authorities urging the public to stay away, though no broader safety concerns are reported.
Canberra's public hospitals receive a major funding injection as Prime Minister Albanese secures a $25 billion national agreement tied to NDIS reforms.
Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor compete for Liberal leadership as the party faces challenges with female voters and public demand for bigger government.
Sussan Ley is expected to retain her position as opposition leader for at least another week as conservative agitators struggle to unite behind a single candidate to challenge her leadership.
ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury apologises to party members for handling of confidential power-sharing negotiations with Canberra Liberals, as internal tensions rise.
A 37-year-old woman has been charged with murder weeks after a man was found dead in a Braddon unit in December 2025. Police are urging witnesses to come forward.
Police charge man for allegedly recruiting teens into Sydney car theft operation. Separate Geelong murder investigation after woman's body found near Eastern Beach. Latest crime developments.
The unprecedented talks between Canberra Liberals and ACT Greens to form government reveal deeper concerns about governance efficiency, budget management, and structural issues after 25 years of Labor rule.
Nationals frontbenchers will lose nearly $60,000 each in salary allowances following the party's split from the Coalition, with committee roles revoked and staff reductions underway.
Exclusive diary extracts reveal the inner turmoil of a disillusioned White House resident, struggling with staff interference and political theatrics while yearning for authenticity.
The Liberal-National coalition has formally split, ending decades of political partnership and reshaping Australia's federal landscape with immediate implications for policy and governance.
Top terror experts are investigating a serious incident at a Perth Invasion Day rally on Australia Day 2026, treating it as a potential terror attack with ongoing security implications.
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has called for unity under the Australian flag during a NSW council's Australia Day event, as the local government faces backlash over plans to remove Indigenous flags from its chambers.
NSW Premier Chris Minns is considering introducing an additional public holiday for residents when Anzac Day falls on weekends in 2026 and 2027, aligning with other states.
Authorities are investigating an explosive device allegedly thrown into an Australia Day rally as a potential act of terrorism, with ongoing inquiries into the incident.
ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury will confront rank-and-file members this week after revelations of detailed talks with the Canberra Liberals about forming a coalition government.
The ACT government confirms its budget remains on track to return to balance before the next election, with extra funding for public schools and hospitals expected from a new national health deal.
Nationals staffers receive termination letters following the party's split from the Coalition, with David Littleproud facing a leadership challenge from Colin Boyce amid ongoing political turmoil.
Political analysts argue the Liberal Party must split to regain middle Australia's trust, while letters address climate change, honours, and international affairs in a diverse public commentary.
An analysis of One Nation's controversial election platform reveals climate change denial, opposition to renewables, and policies on immigration and education that challenge mainstream Australian views.