Premier Chris Minns remains unsure about whether a NSW minister referred to an anti-corruption body was involved in decisions that benefitted his in-law’s “vast” property portfolio. Newcastle MP Tim Crakanthorp …

Kat Theophanous, the Victorian Labor Member for Northcote today, August 2, addressed her parliamentary colleagues, to remind them of the 49 years of Turkish occupation of Cyprus’ north. The member …

Four people have been taken to hospital and a man has been arrested following a reported stabbing in Melbourne’s northwest. Emergency services were called to the incident near Puckle Street …

The first minister has fallen from the recently elected NSW Labor government following misconduct allegations relating to an undeclared family property interest. NSW Premier Chris Minns announced on Wednesday he …

The Ian Potter Museum of Art at the University of Melbourne is shedding light on the daily lives of citizens from Ancient times, holding an exhibition displaying everyday, ritual and …

A network of pictures snapped by everyday Australians hopes to assist in predicting bushfire threats across the nation. Scientists from the University of the Sunshine Coast have designed an app …

More than 180 Victorian schools are facing legal action over claims of historical child abuse as the government weighs up expanding a probe into allegations. Arnold Thomas & Becker Lawyers …

Former Victorian corruption watchdog boss Robert Redlich has launched a broadside on Daniel Andrews, suggesting the premier sought to conceal the nature of a report’s findings. In April, the Independent …

In a recent survey conducted by Immigration assistance and advice platform Immigration to Australia, it was revealed that a majority of Australians want the country to continue or even increase …

Former prime minister Scott Morrison has defended his role in overseeing the unlawful robodebt scheme, rejecting findings from the royal commission. In his first in-person comments since the release of …