The Latest Breaking News from Labor

PM condemns ‘perversion of Islam’ that police allege may be behind the attack

The NSW premier’s reforms could allow police to reject a firearms licence if intelligence agencies think a person poses a security risk

Leading opposition figures have signalled a fight over planned gun law reform, calling existing provisions world-class despite the Bondi shooting massacre.

Clever accounting has been used by the treasurer to claim the government's policy decisions improved the budget bottom line for the first time in eight years.

Jillian Segal’s July report recommended several ‘key actions’, which critics say the government has been too slow to implement

The unwelcome return of inflation means Anthony Albanese’s government is desperate not to be seen to be adding to the problem

Labor gained two points in a Redbridge national poll to take a 56–44 lead, despite the expenses claims occurring during the fieldwork period. Redbridge state polls have Victoria tied 50–50, while Labor has a large lead in NSW.

Condemning a terrorist attack is easy. We need the condemnation, and the solidarity, but we also need action

As federal polling day neared on May 3 2025, the ground was silent but the people of Australia stirred, some restless with fear, others hankering for a change of government. History favoured the incumbent. There had been no single-term governments nationally since the interwar years.

Israeli PM on Sunday accused Anthony Albanese of doing ‘nothing to stop the spread of antisemitism’

The mid-year budget report card has revealed a "modest" budget blowout as one state continues counting down to the 2032 Olympic Games.