Joyce on Nationals Defection: 'Traumatic' Experience
One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce discusses his frosty reception at a colleague's funeral, potential defections from the Coalition, and One Nation's populist policies ahead of the 2028 election.
Category : Federal Government
Pauline Hanson Recalls Meeting Woman Before Drowning
Pauline Hanson has revealed a chance encounter with a woman who later drowned in a tragic incident at Mutarnee, sharing her condolences and reflections on the event.
Liberals Should Hold the Line and Support Sussan Ley
The Liberal Party faces internal turmoil as the Nationals push for a leadership change. Experts argue that capitulating to this pressure would be a strategic error, undermining the Coalition's future and ceding ground to populist forces like One Nation.
Canberra Liberals and Greens Secret Government Talks
Exclusive details reveal how secret negotiations between the Canberra Liberals and ACT Greens brought them to the brink of forming a new government, threatening Andrew Barr's Labor administration.
Sussan Ley Coalition Split Sparks Political Turmoil
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley has announced a dramatic split from the Coalition, citing irreconcilable differences on climate policy and internal governance, potentially reshaping Australia's political landscape ahead of the next federal election.
Ex-Police Chief Blames Leadership for WA Tobacco Black Market
Former WA Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan criticises leadership failures for the surge in illegal tobacco trade, highlighting a crisis in law enforcement and public policy.
Police Seize Firearm in Coodanup Raid
Heavily armed police officers have conducted a dramatic raid on a Mandurah property in Coodanup, seizing a firearm in a significant operation.
Coalition Split Boosts Albanese's Election Prospects
The deepening divisions within the Coalition are providing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with a significant political advantage as Australia approaches the next federal election.
Sussan Ley Confident as Rivals Eye Her Seat
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley asserts she will retain her federal seat despite internal challenges and potential candidates considering her role.
Bail Compliance Questioned in NSW Triple Murder Hunt
A man wanted for an alleged triple murder in remote NSW was on bail at the time of the shootings. Police warn his local knowledge could help him evade capture for an extended period.
NSW MP's Wife Died from Undiagnosed Medical Condition
Grieving NSW politician Kevin Anderson has disclosed his wife Anna's sudden death resulted from an undiagnosed condition causing a cerebral haemorrhage.
Perth Memorial for Former Labor Staffer Tim Picton
Hundreds gathered at Optus Stadium in Perth to pay tribute to former Labor staffer Tim Picton, who died after an alleged assault. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and WA Premier Roger Cook attended.
ACT's Financial Future at Stake in GST Review
The Productivity Commission's GST review offers the ACT a critical opportunity to address long-standing fiscal disadvantages, including national capital costs and cross-border service pressures, while political distractions dominate Canberra.
Albanese Effigy Hung on Traffic Light Sparks Free Speech Debate
A controversial effigy of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was hung on a traffic light in Far North Queensland, igniting a heated debate over free speech and political expression in Australia.
PM Writes to Daughter of Late Labor Figure After Alleged Attack
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has penned a heartfelt letter to the daughter of former Labor powerbroker Tim Picton, who died in an alleged one-punch attack in Perth, offering condolences and support.
Pregnant Woman Among Three Killed in NSW Shooting
A pregnant woman, her friend, and her aunt were shot dead in Lake Cargelligo, with police hunting her ex-partner, Julian Ingram, who is considered armed and dangerous.
Littleproud: No Coalition Future While Ley Leads Liberals
Nationals leader David Littleproud has declared the Coalition cannot continue while Sussan Ley remains Liberal leader, following a dramatic split over a freedom of speech bill and the resignation of three Nationals senators.
Coalition Split Blow for Ley, Littleproud at Fault
The Nationals' decision to break Coalition solidarity over hate crime legislation has severely weakened the opposition. While Sussan Ley faces leadership pressure, David Littleproud's provocative actions are the root cause of the crisis.
Sussan Ley Rejects Calls to Quit as Liberal Leader
Sussan Ley has firmly dismissed suggestions she should resign as Liberal leader following the Nationals' exit from the Coalition, vowing to lead the party when Parliament resumes next month.
Canberra Liberals Candidate Frustrated by Coalition Split
Nick Tyrrell, the Canberra Liberals' Senate candidate, expresses frustration over the Coalition split, arguing it distracts from voter issues like cost of living. The Nationals' departure from the shadow cabinet adds to political instability.
Nationals' Betrayal Destroys Coalition Amid Leadership Crisis
The National Party's political miscalculation has plunged the Coalition into chaos, undermining Opposition Leader Sussan Ley's authority and threatening David Littleproud's own leadership.
Coalition Split Over Littleproud's Position
Nationals leader David Littleproud's recent comments have ignited a significant rift within the Coalition, exposing deep divisions over policy direction and leadership.
Coalition Splits Over Hate Speech Laws Debate
The federal Coalition faces internal division over proposed hate speech legislation, with key members threatening to cross the floor as debate heats up ahead of the 2026 implementation date.
Albanese Wins as Coalition Faces Internal Carnage
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stands as the only clear winner following the Coalition's internal strife, with political analysts highlighting his strategic advantage amid opposition disarray.
Hastie Silent on Leadership Challenge After Coalition Implosion
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has refused to confirm if he will challenge Sussan Ley for the party's leadership following the Coalition's recent electoral collapse and internal strife.
NSW Police Operation After Lake Cargelligo Shooting
A major police operation is active in Lake Cargelligo, NSW, following a shooting that injured four people. Residents are urged to stay indoors as an alleged gunman remains at large.
Senator McDonald Comfortable with Coalition Split
Queensland Senator Susan McDonald expresses full confidence in her decision to support a motion that divided the Coalition, highlighting regional concerns and political independence.
Littleproud's Claim Scrutinised Amid Coalition Split
Nationals leader David Littleproud denies breaching shadow cabinet solidarity as the Coalition fractures over a hate speech bill, with conflicting accounts and resignations escalating tensions.
Centrelink Australia Day Closures Affect Millions
Services Australia confirms Centrelink closures for Australia Day will disrupt reporting and payment dates for millions receiving various government benefits and pensions.
Parliament House Evacuated Over Electrical Fault Smoke
Emergency services responded to reports of smoke at Parliament House in Canberra, with an electrical fault suspected. Staff were evacuated as firefighters investigated the incident.
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