A speech by Anthony Albanese on the eve of a visit to China signals a shift in rhetoric according to foreign policy watchers.

Quite a few Liberal women oppose quotas because they do not want to win on account of their gender but on their ability alone ...

And yet anxiety over possible divisiveness seems to have been the guiding emotional principle applied by the board of ...

Labor’s landslide success has opened up an opportunity for the government to advocate and implement more substantial and ...

A former Perrottet government staffer and politician who castigated his then Liberal colleagues for being “feckless, lazy, ...

The issue of gender quotas is the one philosophical and cultural mountain that the Liberal Party has never been prepared to ...

The Liberal Party, having been gutted at the federal election, is looking to rebuild — starting with multiculturalism. It has ...

Coalition silence on two former hot-topic issues isn't a change of heart, it’s members just finally worked to keep their ...

Shaun Turner, the street sweeper who successfully challenged his sacking for objecting to an acknowledgement of country at a ...

Social media influencers burst onto the political scene at the May federal election, but research shows Australians see them ...

Peter Dutton shocked the industry by promising a domestic reservation scheme on massive LNG exporters. The Albanese ...

The minister was busy this week with a Qantas cyber hack, a backflip on the controversial Creative Australia decision and an immigration debate.