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A “dashboard” about those affected by the landmark ruling last week has been tabled in the Senate, as the opposition and some government MPs question Labor’s response.

On the Voice to parliament referendum – and public housing – author Tony Birch doesn’t spare either side of politics. Nor, for that matter, the Indigenous leaders of his generation.

Once again the High Court has shown the strength of our Constitution; locking up detainees indefinitely is against this Constitution.

Will voters reward an effort to govern well, or will they be keener on following Peter Dutton into culture wars?

Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin faces a Senate inquiry over last week's outage; A South Australian police officer killed while on duty and Hungary advance to the European Championship finals after a 2-2 draw with Bulgaria.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he was “fully involved” in Thursday’s deal with the opposition in response to last week’s High Court decision.

Mr Albanese pulled up a prime seat next to the President on Friday AEST, having developed a solid relationship with Mr Biden during his 18 months in office.

Jewish Australian lawmakers say antisemitism there is at an all-time high, as the war in Gaza intensifies. At the same time, Muslim leaders cite increased Islamophobia. While Australia prides itself on being one of the world’s most multicultural nations, the war between Israel and Hamas has created friction. Islamophobia Register Australia, which documents hate crimes,…

As Liberals plot a path out of opposition and wall-to-wall red governments, a review of planning for the March NSW election said officials put factional power games ahead of victory.

The man who allegedly shot and killed Brevet Sergeant Jason Doig in rural South Australia has been identified as Jaydn Stimson, 26.