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This sort of vandalism has no place in our community, Victoria state premier

Anthony Albanese defends policy on cost-of-living at the National Press Cub amid a fight over broken promises and trust.

Australia Day commemorates the day that Britain established the state of New South Wales in the east as a penal colony in 1788

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says inflation and cost-of-living pressures have forced him to amend planned tax cuts due to take effect in July, skewing the benefits to favour lower and middle income earners. The controversial stage three tax cuts were legislated in 2018. Mr Albanese says the economic situation is vastly different than five years ago, and the amendments will benefit millions of Australians on modest incomes.

The supermarket announced earlier this month that due to declining demand and sensitivity around January 26, they would not be selling any Australia themed items.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers was accused of gaslighting Australia as the fall-out over the Governments decision to backflip on promised stage three tax cuts continues.

Century-old Captain Cook statue in St Kilda sawn off at ankles

Labor’s new tax package has turned the March 2 Dunkley byelection into a referendum on tax which may leave Peter Dutton with some difficult problems.

Looking for a culture war topic in 2024, Dutton has attempted to shock the fading debate around Australia Day back to life.

The Liberals' preferential treatment of men and reluctance to embrace women is exemplified by another high-profile early exit only a man is allowed.