Cabinet ministers rally behind Turnbull on energy policy
Senior Turnbull government ministers have mobilised in the wake of Tuesday night's heated meeting.
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Fergus Hunter
Fergus Hunter is a political reporter for Fairfax Media, based in Parliament House.
Judges hit back at Turnbull government
Judges has hit back at several Turnbull government frontbenchers, warning they have come "dangerously close" to contempt of court after they accused the Victorian courts of being too soft on terror offenders.
Lawyers condemn Dutton 'power grab' on citizenship
Lawyers, including the country's peak law body, have condemned Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's latest citizenship crackdown as a power grab that threatens the independence of the judiciary.
Peter Dutton seeks stronger powers over citizenship
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton would be given stronger powers to override independent judicial decisions on citizenship applications under new laws to be introduced to Parliament in the next fortnight.
Human rights groups condemn Hanson's internment call
Race discrimination commissioner rejects proposal to detain all terror suspects as ignorant.
Pauline Hanson seeks Supreme Court injunction to stop ABC airing tapes
One Nation wins temporary injunction to stop broadcast of secret recordings of party meetings.
Bill Shorten offers 'olive branch' to Malcolm Turnbull on climate
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has written to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull offering bipartisan co-operation on climate change policy, after a "decade of toxic politics" in the area.
PM pushes for national parole laws to keep terror offenders locked up
The Turnbull government will this week push for toughened and nationally consistent parole laws after concerns were raised about how Yacqub Khayre, the gunman responsible for Monday night's deadly siege in Melbourne, was roaming free despite a track record of violence and extremism.
Brighton siege: Turnbull asks why gunman was on parole
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has raised "grave concerns" about why the gunman was out on parole.
Fears grow for two more Australians caught in London attack
Fears are growing for two more Australians caught up in the latest London terror attacks.
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