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Former disgraced Queensland Police Commissioner Terry Lewis has died — along with him, the truth about top-tier officials and the high-stakes criminal regime they allegedly oversaw.

LNP politician Stuart Robert recently announced his intention to retire – for family reasons – shortly after an audit uncovered possible corrupt activities during his time in the Morrison Govern...

Renewable energy has entered a new phase of even faster growth thanks to its energy security benefits. There is an opportunity now to leverage this momentum and turn it into a revolutionary moment.

From relieving the backlog of visa processing to maintaining integrity of the migration system, the 2023 Budget seeks to repair the mistakes of the Coalition.

A reformed democratic system that favours fair representation in Parliament for all voters is gaining popularity in the UK.

The recently announced May Budget for 2023 in Australia has made various commitments to support the growth of critical technologies and industries.

Australia's troubled $45 billion project to build future frigates is facing a significant blow-out, with the auditor-general slamming Defence for failing to properly consider value for money during the tender process.

The 2023 Budget offers cost-of-living relief and goes some way towards tackling entrenched poverty but is it enough?

A day devoted to the freedom of international press does nothing towards the fate of imprisoned journalists, including Julian Assange.

The rituals carried out at Westminster Abbey contained warnings for democrats and republicans about the underlying power and which way the new King might want to go.