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Labor insiders are tipping more ministerial retirements ahead of the November poll.

PM27 has finally raised her head above the parapet in the final weeks of the election campaign.

Labor insiders are tipping more ministerial retirements ahead of the November poll.

PM27 has finally raised her head above the parapet in the final weeks of the election campaign.

A prolonged summer heatwave in Australia left 91 percent of the Great Barrier Reef's coral damaged by bleaching, according to a new government monitoring report. It was the first time on record the reef had suffered bleaching during a La Nina weather cycle, when cooler ...

Bankrolled by various “green” corporate interests, the candidates are seeking to promote the illusion that the necessary action on greenhouse gas emissions can be secured within the capitalist system by pressuring the major parties.

Attention has focused on independents in Liberal strongholds in inner Melbourne, but the Coalition is also staring down serious challenges in the bush.

Australians are getting better at recognising the baldfaced lie – but there are fallacies that are harder to spot

The rise of the ‘teal’ candidates, together with serious challenges in regional areas, should be a wake-up call for the major parties.

The former British prime minister Harold Macmillan may never have said, “Events, my dear boy, events”, in response to the question of what made the job of prime minister difficult or pushed governments off course. Nonetheless, it expresses a truism. Both Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese might find the response relevant during this time, as they consider the bumps in the