Long COVID inquiry recommends implementing a national COVID database
Samantha Smith
April 24, 2023
The unanimous report was released today.
The unanimous report was released today.
The new bill is being introduced to parliament today
John Barilaro denies wrongdoing in US trade job inquiry.
The unanimous report was released today.
The new bill is being introduced to parliament today
John Barilaro denies wrongdoing in US trade job inquiry.
Research increasingly tells us that while young people are interested in politics, they are increasingly less engaged with political process, so who are the young people still getting involved in formal politics, and what drives them?
The unanimous report was released today.
The new bill is being introduced to parliament today
John Barilaro denies wrongdoing in US trade job inquiry.
Dominic Perrotett’s history with politics
Questions were asked at a Senate Estimate this morning.
Dutton challenges Turnbull for party leadership
What it’s really like in parliament.
Hinch is the latest politician to come under fire as he is linked to the United States.
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce refers himself to the High Court after questioning his own citizenship after he received advice that he may be a New Zealand citizen.
Police form barricade to stop protesters entering parliament
Prime Minister stands by plans for an expensive plebiscite while Labor backs a free vote in parliament as early as Tuesday, Caitlyn Leggett writes.
Celebrities are getting involved in the newest marriage equality campaign. Joely Mitchell asks if they accurately represent the Australian voice.
With a lack of women in Australian politics, perhaps it is time for us to look at implementing quotas, writes Ewa Staszewska.
A lack of discussion about higher education has left many feeling nervous ahead of the federal budget release on 12 May, writes Kieran Balmaceda.
After watching the last week of Question Time, Adria De Fazio asks if anything has been learnt from Julia Gillard’s fall.
After a historic day in Parliament, Bridget Rollason reflects on the battle from inside the war rooms.
Can Gai Brodtmann’s mission to restore question time to its former glory be successful, asks Sarah Wallace.
Liam Quinn emerged from the federal budget lock-up adamant the supposedly archaic process has its place in Australian politics.
Political scandals are an entertaining part of Australian politics and the media goes along for the ride, writes Toli Papadopoulos.