Anthony Albanese says Aussies can care about Voice and cost-of-living pressures at the same time
Anthony Albanese says he does not believe cost of living challenges will drive Australians to vote no at the upcoming referendum. The Prime Minister was keen to stress his government was focused on addressing Australians hip pocket pain while also…
Major army shake-up to brace for future China threats
About 800 Australian Defence Force troops are being moved from the nation’s south into northern regions to pre-empt escalating tensions between the US and China. The Albanese government announced the plan on Thursday to move about 800 troops from Adelaide,…
Anthony Albanese’s rock star treatment alongside Hoodoo Gurus at Yes event
Anthony Albanese has teamed up with Australian rock royalty to rally for the Voice to Parliament just weeks before voters head to the polls. The Prime Minister was joined onstage at the West Says Yes event held at The Factory…
Anthony Albanese says $364 million Voice to Parliament referendum ‘worth it’ even if it fails
Anthony Albanese has declared that the $364 million cost of the referendum will be “worth it” even if the proposal for change is rejected by voters. As polls continue to suggest that the Yes vote is losing ground, the Prime…
Lidia Thorpe says nothing will change despite outcome of Voice referendum as fresh poll cements No vote
The Voice won’t change the lives of First Nations people and the referendum is actually doing them more harm than good, senator Lidia Thorpe has claimed. Australians will head to the polls in just three weeks to vote whether to…
AEC commissioner reveals why Voice result might not be clear on referendum night
Australians may not know the result of the Voice to Parliament referendum for days – or even weeks –after October 14, because a record number of people are set to vote via post. Australian Electoral Commissioner Tom Rogers on Thursday…
Penny Wong flags high risk of foreign conflict in Indo-Pacific
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has flagged Australia faces “a greater risk now of conflict than we have for many years” after China launched a series of high-scale military drills in the Indo-Pacific. Speaking ahead of a UN summit in New…
Australia Covid inquiry: Anthony Albanese’s broken election promise
Anthony Albanese is set to announce a “deep inquiry” into the Covid-19 pandemic but has been accused of breaking a promise to hold a royal commission to appease Labor state premiers. The failure to ensure the inquiry has the powers…
Senator Jacinta Price rallies the No campaign in Adelaide ahead of Voice referendum
Wild scenes of jubilation erupted during a raucous No campaign rally in the must-win state of South Australia on Tuesday night. More than 1000 people, many wearing ‘No’ supporter T-shirts, packed into the Adelaide Convention Centre to hear leading campaigners…
Sydney Council’s sneaky beach parking ploy slammed by NSW Premier Chris Minns
A local council has vowed to continue its battle to keep restrictive beachside, local-only parking rules, which one councillor estimates could cost rate payers nearly $50,000 in legal fees. On Wednesday, the move was lashed by NSW Premier Chris Minns…
