A survey of new members and senators shows Labor’s caucus has a Left majority for the first time since national groupings were introduced – and details their home ownership, education and previous careers.
The prime minister’s slow reaction to supporting America’s unauthorised missile strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites shows the contradictions at the heart of Labor’s foreign policy.
The major constraints on Israel’s pursuit of its wish to destroy Iran’s nuclear program have lifted – Iran’s future now depends on the extent to which America is willing to get involved.
The Victorian government’s plans to demolish Melbourne’s public housing towers recall the human rights concerns raised during the snap lockdowns of the pandemic.
The news of another misplanted embryo at Monash IVF has triggered concerns among patients, and a push for reforms to address shortcomings in care across an $800 million industry.
A leaked report shows staff shortages have created rolling lockdowns at a Melbourne prison, where there have been numerous suicide attempts and limited access to water.
Having fought to the top of the South Australian Liberal ticket, Alex Antic is working to reshape the party as a radical outfit more interested in ideology than governing.
