The club trumpet their moral creed but the lengths to which they were willing to champion one of their own demands answers

Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley has labelled Penny Wong's call for restraint in Israel and Gaza as "disgraceful".

Scott Ryan, who served as a minister under Tony Abbott, warns the Liberal Party is being driven away from mainstream voters by hardline voices.

Capital Brief spent the first week on Anthony Albanese’s campaign — where every selfie, stumble and stage-managed stop tells a bigger story.

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are set to square off in the first debate hosted by the public broadcaster in two election cycles.

Whenever US tariffs are discussed, Peter Navarro’s name isn’t far behind. Here’s what Australians need to know about their new antagonist in the White House.

The regional responses will matter far more than Western influence.

Newly released cabinet documents shed light on the government's response to the deadly bombing attack on Australia's embassy in Indonesia in September 2004.

The National Tertiary Education Union warns a proposed no confidence vote in the leadership of ANU's vice chancellor may be expanded to include Bishop after further damaging revelations.

The former CEO of legacy media operator Nine has signalled plans to boost the ABC's commercial focus as he takes over as managing director of the public broadcaster.

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Israel's occupation of the strategic plateau is considered illegal under international law.

Needs assessment by NGO reveals the huge psychological impact of the war with Israel on young people

The unions are ramping up pressure on embattled ANU vice chancellor Genevieve Bell as the university struggles to cut costs after years of financial mismanagement.

Syrian rebels, in a televised address, say they have "freed" the country's capital. While President Bashar al-Assad has reportedly fled. Follow live.

Tanya Plibersek and Anthony Albanese are from the same state and faction. They share a world view. So why don’t they get along?

The university is making cuts as it faces a $250 million deficit in its operating budget.

Labor is stranded on electoral reforms after talks with the Coalition stalled, with angry crossbenchers insisting the bill is too far gone to support.

For months, Labor has been seeking a deal with the opposition and cutting out the crossbench.

Crossbenchers want the decision on how many staffers they can hire to be taken out of the prime minister's hands.

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Crossbenchers want the decision on how many staffers they can hire to be taken out of the prime minister's hands.