
Corruption watchdog referrals skyrocket since launch
The federal anti-corruption watchdog’s in-tray is filling up, with more than 300 referrals made to it since launching last weekend. National Anti-Corruption...

Top prosecutor extends leave ahead of Lehrmann report
The ACT’s director of public prosecutions has extended his leave as the territory’s chief minister awaits a report into the high-profile Lehrmann...

Australia’s $110m boost in military support for Ukraine
Australia will support Ukraine for “as long as it takes”, as the federal government unveils an additional $110 million assistance package. The...

Australian government sanctions three MH17 culprits
Three men involved in the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 have been sanctioned by the Australian government. The government has been working...

Government announces review of legal aid agreement
Improving access to legal services will be the focus of an independent review launched by the federal government. Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus said...

Fadden candidates to be unveiled, as LNP target seat
The Liberals say they expect to see a “dirty campaign” from Labor as the major parties battle in a by-election for the...

Real-time reporting of Indigenous custody deaths starts
Governments will be held more accountable for their criminal justice systems with the launch of a new source of information on Indigenous...

PM considers timing of Indigenous Voice referendum
Australians will soon know when they will vote on a referendum to recognise Indigenous people in the constitution. A day after parliament...

Labor pledges $2b extra for housing as bill stalls
State and territory governments are set to receive a $2 billion boost in funding for social housing within the next two weeks....

Women MPs speak out over parliament’s toxic culture
Politicians from all sides of federal parliament are demanding concrete action to eradicate toxic behaviour on Capital Hill and better protect women....