Latika Bourke is a reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age based in London. She has previously worked for Fairfax Media, the ABC and 2UE in Canberra. Latika won the Walkley Award for Young Australian Journalist of the Year in 2010.
Government MPs are joining growing calls for a "full audit" of MPs' citizenship status, with one describing the ongoing constitutional saga as the "death of a thousand cuts" of the Parliament.
Job search company Indeed says it recorded a 10 per cent drop on searches almost instantaneously after the government announced its crackdown on foreign workers.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has launched a stinging attack on former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, saying he should explain his sudden change of heart on climate change.
Tony Abbott's speech to the Global Warming Policy foundation, which the opposition has labelled "loopy", was privately funded, his office has said.
Labor, the Greens and climate change activists have rounded on Tony Abbott for a "loopy" speech minimising the effects of climate change.
The former prime minister made the comments in a speech in London on Tuesday to the Global Warming Policy foundation.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said immigration concerns had been at the heart of the Coalition's victory in 2013, Brexit, the election of Donald Trump and the surge of support for the far-right AfD in Germany.
Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott is to advise a new free trade think tank established by leading Brexiteer and the conservative British member of the European Parliament (MEP) Daniel Hannan.
Forecasters are expecting the number of Australian tourists visiting London to increase by 39 per cent by 2025 with initial data suggesting the recent spate of terror attacks will not have any lasting effect in deterring visitors to the city.
Tasmanian police will investigate Tony Abbott's claim that he was headbutted by a same-sex marriage supporter in Hobart on Thursday after the former prime minister lodged a formal complaint.
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