Young Liberal News Today

Although there are now no simple solutions, the housing crisis in Australia can be traced back to a handful of catastrophic policy choices made by John Howard and recommended by his friends.

Director of the newspaper course at Cardiff University reputed to have taught more journalists than anyone in Britain

A former Labor cabinet minister has torn into the NSW Liberal Party over its possible choice of a “tired, old, failed” former state MP to fill a vacant federal Senate seat.

With almost all of his firm's 10 high-end clients severing ties, Dylan Whitelaw's lobbying career has suffered a reversal of fortune.

Indigenous academic Stan Grant says consultants and lawyers 'shushed' the Voice to make it 'small enough to fit in politics'.

Dan Andrews' deputy Jacinta Allan is favourite to succeed him as premier of Victoria despite factional rumblings.

The leadership wanted to bin the aim to build 380,000 homes a year across England in favour of a more local approach, but they were foiled by a group of young activists.

The Lib Dem conference is still in full swing in Bournemouth and the party’s long-suffering activists seem to have something of a spring in their step. After a triumphant local elections and a quartet of by-election victories, the party looks set to double their parliamentary contingent, come next year’s contest. Lib Dem aspirations in the

Warfare among NSW Liberal conservatives has ended an agreement to promote election winning outcomes. What happens next will determine the party’s future.

It’s not paranoia if they really are out to get you.