The Latest Breaking News from Labor

No byelection, no worries: a count back will find a new member.

The NSW government is changing how social housing maintenance is handled for its 95,000 properties, bringing a privately run system back under state control.

A federal Resolve poll for Nine newspapers, conducted November 1–5 from a sample of 1,602, gave Labor 35% of the primary vote (down two since October), the Coalition 30% (down one), the Greens 13% (up one), One Nation 7% (steady), the UAP 2% (steady), independents 9% (steady) and others 4%…

Motorists can expect to pay more than $120 billion on road tolls in NSW by 2060, as driving bodies call for a fairer pricing structure.

Cost of living is the biggest issue facing Australian voters, despite Labor's reassurances it's providing relief, a poll published by Nine newspapers shows.

Halfway through the 47th federal parliament, we can begin cautiously to gauge the potential historical significance of the “teal” independents.

Timber tradie Peter Myall is owed at least $15,000 in superannuation, with unions urging action on what they call the last bastion of wage theft

There is nothing wrong with lobbyists trying to influence the government. But we should know why they’re at Parliament House and who invited them

Robert Hill, Peter Garrett and former state ministers back teal MP Sophie Scamps’ call on all governments to work together on transition

Australian foreign minister calls on Israel to show greater restraint around medical facilities and for Hamas to release hostages

The government is backing hundreds of infrastructure projects across Australia, however some may now be cancelled due to cost overruns