A moderate Malcolm Turnbull has emerged onto the world stage as both the great optimist and the great multi-lateralist, celebrating global progress in securing higher living standards while praising the usually maligned United Nations for successes on climate change, arms control, and refugee assistance.
The battle pitching Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull and relentless ambition has returned for yet another episode.
One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts has accused commentator Waleed Aly of condoning terrorism in a live television interview on The Project that appeared to leave the show's hosts fuming.
Malcolm Turnbull has described Labor's botched management of the people smuggling challenge under Kevin Rudd's leadership as his "legacy of shame" and the worst policy failure in the country's history.
Australia has become "a nation that can no longer house its own children", Labor treasury spokesman Chris Bowen says, with soaring prices cutting young people out of the housing market and affordability in crisis.
The Turnbull Government will push the states to introduce targets aimed at reducing spiraling Indigenous incarceration levels in a clear demonstration of willingness to improve relations with Aboriginal leaders.
The MS-13 and Barrio 18 gangs are famed for the creepy tattoos. That and the sheer savagery of their violence towards rivals and innocent civilians.
No vote at the agency where 20 per cent of public servants are bargaining reps.
It is time to end years of rancorous debate about about whether the federal government should fund the final years of the Gonski deals and begin work on a new school funding model, according to the Turnbull government.
The government has poured water on speculation that Australia's newly announced acceptance of Central American refugees will form part of a people swap arrangement with the United States.
Australian families are paying up to $400 more a month for private health insurance than consumers in comparable countries like Britain and New Zealand.
US President Barack Obama has hit back strongly at rising anti-immigration sentiment across America, Europe, and Australia, as a new poll found half of all Australians want to ban Muslim immigration.
It is a custom-made warship without guns, pimped out with bigger engines and a long-distance fuel tank.
Tony Abbott and Julie Bishop are more popular with voters than Malcolm Turnbull in the NSW seat of Orange, according to leaked polling obtained by Fairfax Media.
Stuff-up or conspiracy? Stephen Conroy says you should always assume the former, though he has done little to quell the conspiracy theorists surrounding his own mysterious resignation.
Taking refugees from Central America could be "price of entry' to the US summit, or could be part of a grander plan involving Manus Island and Nauru.
The Turnbull government is considering a radical shakeup of Australia's superannuation system that would pit banks and industry funds against each other for the right to manage the deposits of every new entrant for at least two years.
The government says the success of its ''no jab no play'' policy could be applied to other areas.
Defence technicians will refuse to work on new subs as they protest against the 'dumbing down' of the workforce.
Troubled public service department must abandon the process and begin again.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has defended Labor's refusal to declare a final position on the government's same-sex marriage plebiscite until October.
Malcolm Turnbull has enlisted key American political figures in New York to build the case for an unlikely last minute ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade liberalisation pact.
The Turnbull government will today outline a fresh attempt to break the cycle of welfare dependency by targeting key groups including young carers and young parents.
The federal government's ill-fated Shared Services Centre was leaderless in the weeks before its takeover by the Finance Department was announced.
Malcolm Turnbull has urged world leaders to look to Australia's uncompromising border protection policies as a model for regaining control of international refugee flows and to hold their own political systems together. He said countries must pool their efforts to create "order out of chaos" on a global scale.
An Australian company that provides welfare services for refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru has told the Turnbull government it no longer wants to do its work on the island.
Treasurer Scott Morrison has dampened speculation that the controversial backpacker tax will simply be "axed", saying any compromise would still be required to deliver the $500 million-plus budget boost of the original package.
Malcolm Turnbull has turned up the heat on increasingly protectionist US legislators, pleading with them to ratify the Obama-led Trans-Pacific Partnership trade liberalisation agreement and to do it now - ie before the looming presidential change-over.
Defence Minister Marise Payne has vowed there will be no pause in Australian air strikes against the so-called Islamic State as an investigation is carried out into the accidental bombing of at least 60 Syrian soldiers.
The RAAF carries out two basic types of air strike missions.
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