Shorten ramps up foreign workers fight
Bill Shorten will ramp up his foreign worker fight as the Turnbull government tries to push its signature industrial relations legislation past a cranky crossbench
-
Adam Gartrell
Adam Gartrell is the National Political Correspondent for The Sun-Herald and The Sunday Age
Australia seeks extradition of Islamic State terrorist Neil Prakash
The Turnbull government wants terrorist Neil Prakash brought to Australia to face charges.
Greens in radical new drug legalisation push
The Greens have made a radical change to their drugs policy which leader Richard Di Natale hopes will reignite the decriminalisation debate and pave the way for the legalisation of recreational drugs like cannabis.
Abbott battles hipsters, lefties, students and the ABC in video game
You can take control of Tony Abbott as he battles hipsters, lefties, faceless men, some prominent ABC journalists and King Malcolm Turnbull in a new video game that lampoons the absurdity of modern Australian politics.
'Lame excuse': Turnbull 'too busy' to scrap free travel for former politicians
The federal government says it's too busy to scrap a controversial parliamentary perk it announced was on the chopping block two-and-a-half years ago.
The Greens will cop it for their new drugs policy. But they're right
There has perhaps never been a more obvious, more protracted and more destructive public policy failure in the history of democracy than the war on drugs.
Rod Culleton's bizarre letter to the 'elitist' High Court
One Nation senator Rod Culleton has penned a bizarre conspiracy-laden letter to the High Court.
Department forced to hand over documents on Bob Day grant controversy
The Department of Education has been ordered to hand over documents relating to a controversial $2 million government grant awarded to a trades training school linked to former Family First senator Bob Day.
Embarrassing admission over $80k luggage lift for PM's residence
A new $83,000 luggage lift installed in the Prime Minister's official residence was first proposed under Tony Abbott's government.
From One Nation slayer to One Nation staffer: Sean Black's rocky path
"It was four years of chaos with him in here."
Search pagination