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Labor is aiming for the middle ground on the controversial religious freedom law and the strategy could leave the government with its budget overshadowed by more division.

The Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro project won't be quite as nation building as promised, with key steel contracts going to overseas suppliers.

China does not recognise dual citizenship of Australian-Chinese man held for 11 months under national security law

Former foreign affairs department officer says Downer made comment in private conversation years before bugging scandal

What next? Will journalists be fined millions for not emailing stories to politicians when filing for paying subscribers? It's an absurd move.

A $20 million federal government promise to build car parks in the electorate of Treasurer Josh Frydenberg ...

Senator Rex Patrick fighting ongoing battle for further release of cabinet documents from 2000

Exhausted naval technicians claim they are battling temperatures of up to 50deg Celsius while trying to repair a crippled warship which also has a Covid-19 outbreak on board.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s crackdown on proxy advisers was vaguely drafted, inconsistent with the government’s own legislative rules, and its penalties of up to $11 million were unjustified, a senate committee has found.

Nationals Matt Canavan and Sam McMahon and Liberal Gerard Rennick back push from the crossbench and Labor