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Melbourne’s Goldstein electorate is a test of whether the Liberal Party can create a cohesive national strategy to defeat the teal independents.

The decision by Woolworths to avoid stocking Australia Day merchandise has prompted Peter Dutton to cry "woke" rather than addressing serious economic issues.

DP World, Australia's largest port terminal operator, is refusing to negotiate with the Maritime Union of Australia's demands for fair pay and conditions for wharf workers. Kerry Smith reports. 

The blowout in the numbers of immigrants seeking asylum in Australia after arriving by plane is a consequence of lax immigration oversight that began when Peter Dutton was responsible for border control.

As usual, Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has made the right call in a difficult situation.

A man has been charged for allegedly vandalising a Woolworths Metro store by spraying pro-Australia Day slogans and setting off a flare.

A man has been charged for allegedly vandalising a Woolworths Metro store by spraying pro-Australia Day slogans and setting off a flare.

Police have arrested and charged a 40-year-old man with the alleged vandalism of a Woolworths store in Bris...

After Liberal preselectors chose Nathan Conroy to stand at the Dunkley by-election, the party is no closer to meeting its gender goals.

A man has been charged for allegedly vandalising a Woolworths Metro store by spraying pro-Australia Day slogans and setting off a flare.