The Latest Breaking News from Alan Tudge

Six 'teal' independent candidates raised $10.2 million to help them secure seats in the federal parliament.

The vitriol spat at Lidia Thorpe about her undisclosed relationship shows First Nations women in politics are held to a different standard.

Royal commissioner says inquiry’s focus will be on those who had or should have had oversight over the automated debt recovery scheme

Ministers are not the only ones who need to be reminded to not behave badly. Everyone who works in Parliament House does too.

According to Alan Tudge, the $650,000 settlement given to his former staffer Rachelle Miller has nothing to do with him. But then, Tudge is a man of ‘nothing to see here’.

Former coalition staffer Rachelle Miller will receive a $650,000 taxpayer-funded settlement for damages while working in federal parliament.

A former Coalition staffer who claimed she was abused while working for the former government has released details of her settlement, as she writes to the new parliament.

Australia will continue to supply coal and gas to the world, says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and 51% of people who took part in a poll (a third of whom were Coalition voters) think Scott Morrison should resign from Parliament. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers: please note this article…

Hundreds of thousands of Australians who were affected by the Robodebt scheme are hoping for answers from the former government.

Di Sanh Duong, a former Liberal Party candidate, has denied allegations he was preparing an act of foreign interference within Australia.

Former education minister Alan Tudge claimed the plan would ‘effectively end’ the use of religious chaplains in some schools