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MELBOURNE (AFP) – Tens of thousands of Australians took to the streets on Friday, protesting a contentious national holiday that also marks the arrival of European colonists more than 200 years ago. In Sydney, Melbourne, and several other cities, thousands of “Invasion Day” protesters demanded the date of the annual Australia Day celebrations be changed. […]

The Northern Territory Senator said the country needed to move on from the debate about changing the date of the national holiday and focus on improving our country altogether.

After a bruising referendum, Aboriginal political leaders share their views on what the Albanese government needs to prioritise in 2024 and beyond.

The changes will see middle to low-income earners benefit more, while higher-income earners will see a smal...

What a convoluted and outlandish manoeuvre Peter Dutton is employing in attempting to convince voters that Anthony Albanese’s reform of the tax legislation is a betrayal.

Backlash to ‘Invasion Day’ grows on annual commemoration of arrival of British fleet in Sydney in 1788

Increasingly, Invasion Day is used as a deliberate tool of division by the right, in which the performance of jingoism is made compulsory.

While the Albanese government needs to rebuild faith with struggling voters who feel ignored, the Coalition sees the byelection in Melbourne’s south-east as a test of its path back to power.

Anthony Albanese rejects calls for a fresh election by the opposition leader who continues to accuse the PM of breaking a promise

The tax debate is tricky for Peter Dutton, despite issue of PM Albanese breaking his word, says political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.