The Latest Breaking News from Labor

On March 17–18 1973, more than 600 women gathered in Sydney for a “Women’s Commission”. Speaking to broad themes such as motherhood, work and sexism, dozens of women recounted their struggles: to obtain contraception, or a decent education, to complain about the chauvinistic men in their workplaces. Women shared personal…

The watchdog held its last public hearing in its Campbell probe.

Allegations of CFMEU bullying and standover tactics have been raised for years but fell on deaf ears, says a group representing Queensland building contractors.

Queensland's opposition is trying to call time on the long-serving Labor government while the treasurer questions how their rivals will fund election promises.

US president, who has mild symptoms, to self-isolate but will ‘continue to carry out full duties’

Labor has revealed another federal candidate in a crucial Queensland seat as it plays down murmurs it is planning for an early election.

Anthony Albanese says the government had acted fast in taking ‘strongest possible action’ against alleged corruption

Fallout over Fatima Payman continues for Labor; videos show kids screaming, struggling to breathe in police custody; Joe Biden urged to drop out

A series of recent revelations has left local CEOs exasperated.