Following the defeat of the Voice, the Treaty negotiations that began in Victoria this week represent the last active process to give First Nations people agency over the decisions that affect them.
Despite increasing restrictions on their protest, thousands have gathered at the world’s largest coal port in Newcastle to demand an end to fossil-fuel exports by 2030.
The biggest electoral reforms in 40 years have been criticised as a plot to entrench the two-party system, which would deliver millions in extra funding to Labor and the Coalition.
As the National Anti-Corruption Commission continues to face criticism over its decision-making, new details have emerged about compliance issues and disclosures at the body.
His Liberal Party colleagues describe Angus Taylor as a gifted strategist with strong economic qualifications and driving ambition, but some fear he lacks cut-through in the political match-up with Jim Chalmers.
An innovative financing system could hold the key to returning Indigenous people to Country to sustainably farm the land that was taken more than 200 years ago.
The Yidiyi Festival brings a weekend of joy to Wadeye, a remote community south-west of Darwin stricken by a ‘cost-of-survival’ crisis of overcrowding, unemployment and scant resources.
As he attempts to build relations with the Trump administration, Kevin Rudd has been accused of privately mocking the president-elect’s inner circle at parties held at the ambassador’s official residence.
