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As hopes fade for the four aircrew on board it has emerged the army helicopter that crashed off Queensland on Friday night was marked for early retirement due to the makes mechanical issues.

Opposition leader says members should be re-endorsed by Liberal party despite challenges facing Ley and colleagues

An alliance of Greens and crossbench senators said it would not back Labor’s higher taxing regime on oil and gas unless it doubles the amount raised.

The PM argues the dangers of long election campaigns mean a shorter 'campaign – for the Voice will engage voter attention.

Former security mandarin Dennis Richardson will scrutinise contracts to operate offshore asylum seeker detention camps after claims of suspect payments.

Home Affairs Minister Clare ONeil has announced a review into her Department after recent revelations about the awarding of government contracts highlighted "serious issues."

An MRH-90 Taipan helicopter was flying during a training event for Exercise Talisman Sabre -- a joint nation military operation -- near Lindeman Island in Queensland, Australia when it crashed at around 10:30 p.m. on Friday, News7 reported. 

We demonise asylum seekers as illegal boat people and lock them up for years. Meanwhile, our lucky citizens can travel to the countries from where refugees originate.

The former prime minister, who was excoriated by the commission, was unrepentant, giving no ground on any of the criticisms Commissioner Catherine Holmes made of him in her report.

Anthony Albanese has revived the ghost of Gough Whitlam to push through his Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF).