‘Successful’: Battery subsidy scheme gets $5bn budget boost
Chris Bowen has committed to a $5bn increase in the government’s battery subsidy scheme, after revealing most of its $2.3bn...
Continue Reading →‘Very comfortable’: Minister’s call on family travel expense scandal
Cabinet minister Chris Bowen has weighed in on the family travel expense scandal saying it was appropriate for two colleagues...
Continue Reading →Trump criticises ‘decaying’ European countries and ‘weak’ leaders
Bloomberg via Getty Images US President Donald Trump has criticised European leaders as “weak” and suggested the US could scale...
Continue Reading →Deputy Marles Richard Marles tight-lipped on US request for Australian migrant crime data
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has refused to answer whether a key US request for Australia data on migrant crime...
Continue Reading →One Nation support soars to highest ever, voters divided on Barnaby Joyce: polling
One Nation’s hopes have been buoyed by a new national poll which reveals the party has surged to its highest-ever...
Continue Reading →‘Nothing to hide’: Communications Minister Anika Wells self-refers spending to Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority
Sports Minister Anika Wells has claimed she has “nothing to hide” and is happy to have her travel expenses scrutinised,...
Continue Reading →Ukraine talks ‘productive’ but more work needed, Rubio says
Reuters Marco Rubio (left) with Rustem Umerov in Florida US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says talks with Ukraine over...
Continue Reading →Tim Walz hits back at Donald Trump slur with four-word response
Tim Walz has fired back at Donald Trump after the US President hurled a derogatory slur at the Minnesota Governor,...
Continue Reading →Trump issues ominous warning to entire country
US President Donald Trump has warned that the airspace above and near Venezuela should be considered closed, the latest escalation...
Continue Reading →Contractor without security clearance given sensitive emails before Russia hack, DPS admits
The Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS) has revealed it gave some 100,000 sensitive government emails to a third-party that did...
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