One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has denied responsibility for an incident in which a group of her supporters stormed a church service in an anti-Islam stunt, and compared her situation to that suffered by the Muslim community after the Lindt cafe siege.
Crossbench senator David Leyonhjelm has lodged a racial discrimination complaint with the Human Rights Commission over a Fairfax Media opinion article describing him as an "angry white male".
The Royal Commission into child sex abuse is weighing up whether to hold a public hearing into Australia's detention centres in the wake of fresh allegations from Nauru, indicating that more shocking revelations from the offshore camp may emerge to damage the Turnbull government.
Queensland federal MP George Christensen will not face electoral bribery charges following a probe into one of his Facebook posts.
Newly-elected senator Malcolm Roberts has argued with scientist Brian Cox about the existence of climate change on ABC's Q&A; ...
Donning mock muslim garb to disrupt an Anglican Church is the latest in a string of public demonstrations by the Party for ...
A school group has distanced itself from controversial One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts.
What would the hypothetical House of Representatives look like if we had a proportional voting system?
Bob Katter has little love for the capital and its people, preferring to stay in Queanbeyan.
Treasurer Scott Morrison has flatly dismissed conjecture that he kowtowed to protectionist crossbenchers in rejecting a ...
The Conservative Leadership Foundation and the Australian Conservatives appear to share headquarters in Adelaide.
Police are investigating whether childcare subsidies allegedly obtained by fraud have been funnelled to terrorists overseas ...
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With the chief executive's contract still under a cloud is it time for him to go?
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Denial of service? Denial of common sense more like. And the net result is a denial of public confidence and just as ...
There was high anxiety in the family as the census night of 1966 approached.
Ordinary Australians are unlikely to ever be told the details behind these events. And there's another commonality too - if ...
If only our politicians' outrage about the census was directed at the systemic failures of immigration detention on Nauru.
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'Reckless' doesn't begin to describe the culture at the top of the Bureau of Statistics.
The government tries to explain when an attack isn't an attack.
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