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The opposition leader is conjuring fear and division when he could be leading his party to a proud bipartisan moment.

Young Aboriginal people combatting even a slight rise in racial vitriol in their daily life can experience a disproportionate amount of emotional distress, experts have warned.

Despite data which indicates a growing crisis for ever increasing sections of the population, the Reserve Bank of Australia, in line with its counterparts internationally, is determined to press ahead with the suppression of the living standards of the working class.

Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto is facing another threat of defamation from ousted MP Moira Deeming as the...

Cabinet minister Don Farrell told the National Press Club voters aged over 55 tended to oppose the voice, while another group overwhelmingly backed it.

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Commentary I wonder how long King Charles will reign over this realm of Australia. I am in favour ...

Australia’s House of Representatives voted overwhelming Wednesday for a referendum to be held this year on creating an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, an advocate aiming to give the nation’s most disadvantaged ethnic minority more say on government policy. While the Voice would advocate for Indigenous interests, it would not have a vote on laws, and…

The wheels of justice and public debate have continued to grind beyond the confines of the landmark Ben Roberts-Smith case – and medals, reputations and potentially former soldiers’ freedom are at stake.

The Special Minister of State says he expects the looming referendum will succeed, but voters over 55 might not be on board.