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Australia's center-left Labor government on Thursday said it would hold an independent inquiry into the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic to better prepare for future health crises. Australia closed its international borders and locked down cities among other pandemic restrictions that helped keep infections and deaths far below levels in other comparable developed economies such

Garth Hamilton knew something unusual, something seismic, was stirring in conservative Australia when Jacinta Nampijinpa Price came to town last month.

The Project co-host believes the Voice debate is now at a point where the specifics arent particularly relevant and has little to do with the merits of a constitutional advisory body.

Voter enrolments have surged to a record 97.7 per cent of eligible Australians signed up ahead of the Voice referendum on October 14.

In this bulletin, billionaire media mogul, Rupert Murdoch, announces his retirement; tensions continue to flare between India and Canada; and in sport, a banned New Zealand runner is arrested in Kenya on sexual assault charges.

Senior ministers are contradicting each other and Labor MPs are beginning to question the judgment of the prime minister and his inner circle.

Josh Frydenberg has abandoned plans for a political re-entry, choosing instead to deepen his corporate roots as the newly-appointed chairman of Goldman...

Early voting in remote Indigenous communities starts next week, and with the Yes campaign still badly behind in published opinion polls, some fear the fight might already be lost.

Leading no campaign figure reportedly drops out of race for position left by Marise Payne after backing Indigenous treaties

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