New rules set by PM Anthony Albanese is expected to cause a nationwide crisis in 2027, which will impact 1.2 million homes across the country.

Prosper's Rayna Fahey heads across the ditch for a break but can't avoid the politics of wealth distribution.

In a stubbornly male dominated field, how brilliant did a woman have to be to succeed?

The collapse of Bathla is a disaster for the national housing supply and affordability project: its now-stalled pipeline of 14,000 apartments represents about 18.5 per cent of new housing stock to be ...

A new study finds that violent attitudes towards women are not just a social issue but a matter of national security.

From Bob Hawke’s cigar-smoke charm to Anthony Albanese’s tech battle, Tony Wright farewells three decades inside Parliament House.

Fiona Katauskas’ departure from Guardian Australia points to a larger decline in permanent cartooning jobs, even as political cartoons remain vital to satire, public debate and local media culture.

Sussan Ley swapped ministerial luxury for bad coffee, petrol station snacks and dirty bus terminals, finding freedom in being completely invisible.

Learning from the far right's info operations isn't enough: how to take on 'hostile complexity', throw out the technocratic playbook, and project power that will deliver a better life.

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Pauline Hanson has called for Australia to reject multiculturalism and be "monocultural". So what does it involve and are there any nations overseas that show what it might look like in Australia?

Local Government Minister Paul Hamer says the lessons of previous scandals have been heeded, but new integrity laws do not include a crackdown on developer donations.

Exclusive: One Nation senator travelled on mining magnate’s Gulfstream 700 in October and stayed at Rinehart’s US$66m Palm Beach mansion

Three developers will take ownership of 6 hectares of state-owned land in Banyo in Brisbane's north and build townhouses, affordable housing and an aged care facility.

If a hostile state ran this sort of operation to swing our vote, we'd call it foreign interference. It's time we did.

An average home would cost $595,500 now if prices were the same relative to income as before John Howard turned the market into an investor casino

COMMON WEALTH Bellingen Premiere + Q&A

Hopeful renters say negative stereotypes about young people are making it almost impossible to secure a rental on the Sunshine Coast.