The ACT Government are being urged by ACT Greens leader Jo Clay to seek compensation from NSW for students attending ACT public schools and CIT, arguing Canberra taxpayers are subsidising interstate education costs.
ACT Opposition Leader Mark Parton is calling on the ACT Government to publicly release the full costings and timeline for Light Rail Stage 2B to Woden, arguing Canberrans deserve greater transparency over major infrastructure spending.
One Nation targets Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie over role in Ben Roberts‑Smith affair.
Labor MP Ali France, who unseated Peter Dutton at the last election, has been referred to the electoral watchdog over integrity allegations.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has defended the $150 million cost of Australia chairing the UN's climate summit, while blasting the coalition over travel.
While a formal teal party could erode support among some voters, it would also help independent MPs share resources and collaborate on policies.
Australia's top corruption fighter is quitting his post after repeated questions about his ties to the military.
Malcolm Turnbull has urged for the Liberal Party to go back to being centrist as a poll showed One Nation could become the official opposition in parliament.
Independent MPs are in talks to establish a political party in a bid to respond to changing voter sentiment, but two members have shut down the proposal.
The ACT Greens will push for faster expansion of Canberra’s public transport network, including extending light rail to Mawson and funding a dedicated bus corridor to Belconnen.
Pauline Hanson's party could become the official opposition, according to polls, as the major parties decry their own policy failures.
On the sidelines of Victoria's Labor conference, grassroots members hope to garner support for a fresh republic referendum: against the prime minister's pledge.
One Nation has eclipsed Labor in opinion polling for the first time, with political analysts suggesting Australia could be headed for future hung parliaments.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott will return to active political life when he is named as the Liberal Party's new federal president.
Labor is reportedly open to backing down on a proposed "death tax" on trusts but faces a fight with the Greens over grandfathering investor tax breaks.
Australia has added its voice to a barrage of criticism of an Israeli minister who posted a video of himself berating detained pro-Palestine activists.
Former prime minister Paul Keating is backing the budget, especially changes to the capital gains tax, as businesses continue to criticise the measures.
A second group of women with ties to Islamic State could soon return to Australia, as the prime minister says further arrests could be made on their arrival.
A three-day showdown has been aborted at the last minute as the ex-partner of former Labor leader Mark Latham withdrew her bid for a protection order.
