Coalition's multinational tax clawback questioned
Labor has accused the Coalition of overstating its claimed near $3 billion success.
Bill Shorten vows to hold vote on republic during first term of a Labor government
The promise will dramatically reignite debate about whether Australia should have a Australian head of state.
Roberts set for High Court as Pauline's sister poised
One Nation's Malcolm Roberts will almost certainly be referred to the High Court;.
Liberal Party moves to extinguish doubts about Julia Banks' possible Greek citizenship
The Liberal Party has declared Victorian MP Julia Banks is in the clear and her eligibility for the Federal Parliament - as a potential dual citizen of Greece - is not in doubt after a day of high drama that at one point saw the Turnbull government's slender one-seat majority in question.
Greg Moriarty named as new Defence Department secretary
Malcolm Turnbull will get his third prime ministerial chief of staff in September.
The Julia Banks eligibility flurry may not be the last such panic
If it weren't for the extraordinary circus in the Trump White House, Australian politics would strain credulity right now.
Liberal denies claims she is a Greek citizen - and ineligible to be MP
There are concerns Liberal Julia Banks may be the latest MP to be ineligible to sit in Parliament.
Australia Post should keep its public service roots: Ahmed Fahour
Christine Holgate is set to replace Ahmed Fahour as the boss of Australia Post.
Pauline Hanson's sister could replace Roberts in Senate
If Malcolm Roberts is found to be ineligible, it could trigger a chain of events that could put Pauline Hanson's sister in the Senate.
Malcolm Roberts did not receive confirmation he renounced citizenship until months after election
One Nation senator received confirmation his citizenship been revoked six months after he nominated as a candidate.
Top constitutional expert believes Malcolm Roberts may have breached constitution
Senator Roberts' office has also threatened to report Fairfax Media to police for "stalking" after reporters asked for a response to a fresh series of questions about his citizenship.
'We'll get it done': Boris Johnson reveals why he is optimistic about Brexit
Brexit is nothing to worry about, Britain's foreign secretary told a Sydney dinner on Thursday night.
The dissenting view from a former G-G that could save Matt Canavan
The bid for former minister Matt Canavan to stay in Parliament will rely heavily on the case that saw an independent MP lose his seat 25 years ago.
Labor showdown as unions push for gas reservation policy
Labor is heading for a showdown over energy policy.
More than $5 billion in public service cuts defended
The government won't release full findings from their public service efficiency reviews.
World may not be able to prevent nuclear North Korea: top US official
"I'm not a policy-maker. That may very well be the policy that the United States arrives at."
Labor demands Matt Canavan documents while its MPs refuse to provide proof
Leading Labor figures are calling for confirmation Coalition MPs are eligible to sit in Parliament.
'He is choosing to believe that he was never British': Malcolm Roberts denies he lied
One Nation senator's latest claim stands in stark contrast to previous public assertions he has only ever been an Australian citizen.
'I am not in breach', insists Matt Canavan
Former resources minister Matt Canavan says he has not breached section 44 of the constitution, but refused to release documents relating to his mother's application for his Italian citizenship.
Nine-year-old applies filter, then tells Pauline Hanson what she thinks
''I have learned that you need to think about what you say and filter your words so that you don't hurt others.''
The workplace problem that will take 50 years to fix
Some countries face 300 years of gender pay inequity, but Australia could see a pay gap until 2067.
Australia 'deeply concerned' by North Korea missile tests with nuclear purpose
Turnbull government calls on China to do more to pressure North Korea to drop its nuclear ambitions as reports for further nuclear tests circulate.
One Nation senator under intense pressure over citizenship
One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts is under mounting pressure to prove he's eligible to stay in Federal Parliament.
Boris Johnson and Julie Bishop take selfies, start bilateral talks in Sydney
After losing his luggage, comparing the hongi to a headbutt and being upstaged by a rare lizard in New Zealand, Boris Johnson is pleased to be in Australia.
Australia refuses to connect to undersea cable
Australia's top spy has warned a 4000 kilometre-long cable could be torpedoed over Chinese firm Huawei's involvement.
More MPs could be at risk as dual citizenship crisis threatens to widen
Fears are growing that the dual citizenship crisis could take down other MPs, threatening the government's majority.
RBA chief contradicts government on growing inequality
Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has attempted to hose down talk of a hike in interest rates, saying Australia won't be blindly following central banks overseas.
Drain the swamp: Time for a full audit of the eligibility of MPs
Confusion over section 44 of the constitution threatens to obliterate confidence in the finely balanced 45th Parliament.
Royal commission would damage banks' global standing: Bligh
Australia's major banks fear a royal commission will hurt customers and investors, Anna Bligh has warned.
Calls for Joyce to drop lobbyist from board nomination
Federal-state tensions over water issues have escalated with South Australia demanding Barnaby Joyce, the federal water minister, drop his nomination of an irrigation lobbyist to the Murray Darling Basin Authority's board.