It’s been a busy week for the Federal Government.

Secret deliberations to launch the party within weeks have come to light after senator David Pocock shared his involvement in discussions on Sunday.

The laws are time-consuming and labour-intensive to uphold. But their mere presence can elevate the tone of political campaigns.

Trump's war on Iran exposes the incoherency at the heart of Australian foreign policy

Anthony Albanese confirms ADF members were on vessel but says ‘no Australian personnel’ took part in attacks on Iran

US president suggests worst-case result of assassination would be regime change that fails to relieve repression

Owner calls it ‘ludicrous’ Dissent Cafe and Bar was shut down after complaint, the first in Australia’s capital since new federal hate symbol laws

The latest in CBA’s musical chairs is the housing minister’s policy director.

I should begin by noting that I am no fan of Tony Abbott’s politics.

President says morality ‘the only thing that can stop me’ in New York Times interview on limits to his authority

This was not just a show of strength but an expression of raw American power, fraught with the risk of unintended consequences. Now Trump owns what comes next.

Bar staff, croupiers and security staff among those taking action from 10pm to 2am in industrial action the company says will impact ‘Victorian families’

Former Nationals leader and ex-deputy prime minister confirms long-awaited move on Monday