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A protest against the families of Israeli hostages has been turned into a political stunt, providing our leaders with a reason to call for increased anti-protest laws.

Labor’s national secretary told it straight to the prime minister and party officials on Friday: the government’s messages aren’t reaching households.

Bruce Lehrmann case shines light on the lives of young political staffers

Refugee rights activists again made a call for Labor to bring refugees held in offshore detention to safety. Chris Slee reports.

Grant Donaldson, who finished his statutory role last Sunday, said he couldn’t understand how the government could develop a preventative detention scheme the courts could impose on people whose prison sentences had expired long ago.

Anthony Albanese has been called a weak prime minister and a beta male who is a follower, not a leader and is not doing enough to tackle Australias cost-of-living crisis.

People in the Hunter and Illawarra fear offshore turbines could damage marine life and tourism, but parties are accused of ‘weaponising’ the issue

Lucinda Holdforth reckons executives should focus on delivering results and ditch the bubble talk about authenticity and vulnerability.

Explore the political trajectory of Peter Dutton and his chances of becoming Australia's next prime minister.

Age readers take the prime minister to task over the stage 3 tax cuts.