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The Morrison government wants to change the business model of litigation funders and lawyers but the rush to do so could have unintended consequences.

Australia’s plan to build the submarines with U.S. and British help faces big hurdles. Supporters say they can be overcome. Critics say they may be too much.

Complications could slow or sink the whole endeavor, leaving gaps in defenses and questions about security promises kept.

Cheng Jingye, whose time as Beijing’s ambassador to Australia was marked by the rupturing in bilateral ties, has reached the end of his posting.

Coalition intends to introduce voter identification legislation to crack down on alleged voter fraud despite evidence risk is ‘vanishingly small’

“If there was any doubt, it’s now abundantly clear that the Morrison Government is wrecking Australia’s sovereign naval shipbuilding capabilities,”

The Federal Government plans to introduce laws that will make it compulsory for Australians to produce identification in order to vote at the forthcom...

Pressure is being ramped up on the US as the date approaches for Washington's appeal on Wednesday and Thursday at the High Court in London against...

Chris Jordan is facing an inquiry into whether he disobeyed the Senate after not providing details about businesses receiving JobKeeper.

Chris Jordan has been referred to the Senates privileges committee after rejecting an order to reveal which companies turning over more than $10 million received JobKeeper payments.