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The election dynamic has changed and Nigel Farage’s party does not need to win seats to damage Conservatives

In Europe, the slogan “never again fascism” is one that still resonates. The death and destruction wrought by hyper-nationalist, authoritarian states in the first half of the 20th century still haunts the nightmares of successive generations.

Tax and spending plans central themes as same lineup of panellists given second televisual outing

Three-time French presidential candidate and hard-left firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon on Wednesday said he is "capable" of becoming the country’s next prime minister should a leftwing union win a majority in the snap legislative elections set for June 30 and July 7. His statement was met with a cool response from…

A SCOTTISH Greens election candidate has apologised after making “unacceptable” jokes about “being a 10 and letting anyone ride her” – in…

There’s lots of talk of change in Britain’s election campaign, but little talk about climate change

In his assault this week on the Albanese government’s climate policy, Peter Dutton is taking the Liberals right back to Tony Abbott’s days.

It was a scandal that rocked the shaky foundations of Australia’s trust in big business early last year.

Either former PwC CEO Luke Sayers has a shocking memory, or he misled a Senate committee. Either way, his firm shouldn’t be getting taxpayer money.

The veteran crossbencher says he won’t enter any formal deals in future hung Parliaments. But he’s found a powerful way to use parliamentary privilege.

Peter Dutton is under scrutiny for taking a taxpayer-funded private jet to a News Corp event in Tamworth at the cost of $23,000, and the Senate has released its report into large consulting firms.