The Latest Breaking News from Anne Ruston

Patients will be able to buy two months of medicine from pharmacies for price of one, saving more than $1.6bn over four years

Opposition won’t support 60-day dispensing policy that allows patients to buy two months of medicine for price of one over concerns community pharmacies will be forced to close

About 150 free tickets to sports, shows and hospitality have been given to politicians since the 2019 election, according to analysis

Former Liberal staffer’s personal diary pages reported in the Australian, which also published fresh interview with Higgins’s former boss

Sports Minister Anika Wells will travel to Qatar for the World Cup this week with shadow minister Anne Ruston, keen to engage on human rights issues.

Around-the-clock nurses will now be required in aged care homes across the country after the Albanese government's reforms passed in the Senate.

Coalition members with close connections to Indigenous communities fear a spike in alcohol-fuelled violence once the cashless welfare card is abolished.

The former Morrison government's planning for Australia's COVID-19 vaccine rollout was not "timely", it underestimated how difficult it would be to protect aged care and disability residents and failed to adequately engage with the states and territories before the rollout began, a damning review has found.

Being in government is always a seat of the pants enterprise no matter that our political leaders try to convince us otherwise.