The Latest Breaking News from Barnaby Joyce

A protest at Parliament House featured claims about higher bills and dystopian images of disused turbines. But is there any basis for this?

The 2017-18 period was extremely chaotic, and the ABC’s recent Nemesis episode on the Turnbull government couldn’t help but omit a lot of dysfunction.

All the day’s news as it unfolded

Lisa Wilkinson’s lawyers are arguing that she had little say in the broadcast that broke Brittany Higgins’ allegations against Bruce Lehrmann, and we say farewell to one of the great Indigenous leaders.

We present the latest in Joyce wordplay. And whether it’s the monarchist league or government ministers, it’s crazy just how well our public figures understand young people.

Australia has participated in strikes launched by the US and the UK on Houthi rebels in Yemen, after they blocked a key maritime trading route.

Australians could be forgiven for feeling weary of political scandals. The litany of them at the federal level in recent years has been fatiguing: Robodebt, allegations of rape and sexual harassment in Parliament House, former prime minister Scott Morrison’s secret ministries, sports rorts, ministerial affairs and bonk bans, and plenty…

In huffing and puffing over renewables while denying the measurable costs of nuclear generation, the Coalition is digging in with the politics of relentless opportunism

Any retreat from the proposed bans would be seen by some as a betrayal of the most personal kind

People in the Hunter and Illawarra fear offshore turbines could damage marine life and tourism, but parties are accused of ‘weaponising’ the issue

Barnaby Joyce admitted on the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination that he doesn't buy the current theory.