Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken a thinly-veiled swipe at One Nation following a groundswell of support for the minor party at the South Australian election.

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has suggested Australians work from home to reduce their fuel use, as prices remain elevated and the government insists there is no crisis.

Anthony Albanese has united broad sections of Australia in their disapproval of his leadership after he was heckled and booed ...

Former Australian major general Mick Ryan expects Iran to ignore US President Donald Trump’s threats. “I don’t see why they ...

Former Australian major general Mick Ryan responds to US President Donald Trump’s threat to Iran surrounding the Strait of ...

Sky News host James Macpherson reacts to Australia’s lack of assistance for the US in the war with Iran. “Donald Trump has ...

Sky News host James Macpherson reacts to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visiting a mosque in Western Sydney on Friday ...

One Nation South Australian leader Cory Bernardi says Labor Premier Peter Maliauskas would prefer to keep the Liberal Party ...

South Australian Liberal Senator Alex Antic has refused to rule out a defection to One Nation, after the party outpolled the ...

A Sydney GP helping a group of ISIS brides and their children return to Australia has revealed new plans to repatriate them ...

The New South Wales government has introduced stricter guidelines for rideshare giants Didi and Uber, aimed at improving the ...

The Albanese government is “not contemplating” needing to exercise emergency fuel powers as prices at the bowser continue to ...