LIVE UPDATES: New England MP Barnaby Joyce has slammed Anthony Albanese’s renewable energy policy, saying ‘it’s like a dog returning to his vomit’.
Amy Lee
The New England MP has lashed rising power prices under Labor’s energy policies, saying “it’s like a dog returning to his vomit”.
Ria Pandey
The Liberals’ position on the climate target will be finalised following mid-week meetings in Canberra, with the party to negotiate a single policy with the Nationals in the days to follow.
Tess Ikonomou
Displaced people in Iraq and members of the country's security forces are taking part in early voting for the general election.
Staff Writers
The financial issues and 12-month microscope the Shire of Coolgardie is under might cause “headwinds” during the upcoming chief executive recruitment process, president says
Tegan Guthrie
WA’s new corruption boss says he’s increasingly worried about public sector workers and police accessing private data on work computers to stalk former partners.
Oliver Lane
Moderates in the Liberal Party will attempt to keep the party committed to an international climate treaty as members face off over energy policy.
Children who will be kicked off major social media platforms under a looming ban have been encouraged to find other ways to connect with the things they love.
Callum Godde and Jacob Shteyman
In exactly a month, Australia’s world-first social media ban will take effect, but the opposition claims the government is ‘still scrambling’ to finalise the details.
Roger Cook is over ‘treading water’ and wants to ‘make waves’ in WA’s Health Infrastructure, he told the WA Labor State Conference.
Hannah Cross
Mining unionists have slammed government and industry ‘inaction’ since the landmark report into sexual harassment against women in the fly-in, fly-out industry was handed down three years ago.
More than one P-plate driver has been caught breaking passenger rules every week since Tom’s Law was enacted nearly a year ago in a bid to reduce distractions and bad behaviour of young drivers.
Roger Cook has unveiled an ambitious plan to decarbonise WA’s biggest export, iron ore, while simultaneously building a new green steel industry from scratch.
Many Australians have lost faith in democracy and elected leaders, with nearly one in ten believing violence can be justified for a political cause.
Robyn Wuth
Police have fired guns in bushland following reports a lone shot rang out in the area soon after Desmond Freeman allegedly gunned down two of their colleagues.
Callum Godde
A Liberal senator has made a big call on his political future as pressure mounts on an embattled Sussan Ley to unite a divided Coalition.
Australia cannot pull out of the Paris Agreement, a Liberal frontbencher has declared, as his party prepares to face off over climate and energy policy.
The record US government shutdown is causing chaos for flyers amid an air traffic control staffing crisis that's causing flights to be cancelled or delayed.
David Shepardson
Perth researchers will be the first to gain insight into Australia’s controversial social media ban through a national study kicking off next week.
Isn’t it funny how quickly things can change in politics.? Just a few short months ago the Federal Liberals believed their WA colleagues were a millstone around their necks. Now the shoe is on the other foot.
Joe Spagnolo
A group of WA’s business elite - comprising some of the country’s most influential business leaders – wants the state’s GST floor increased to 85 cents.
Former Labor senator Graham Richardson has been remembered as a controversial, contrary but well-liked figure who leaves behind a complex legacy.
Andrew Stafford
UK interior minister Shabana Mahmood is expected to soon meet Danish Immigration Minister Rasmus Stoklund amid plans to adopt similar border control policies.
Nina Lloyd, PA
Tanzanian police have listed 10 people wanted over deadly unrest swept the country during last week's presidential and parliamentary elections.
