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Industrial relations issues were front and centre when federal Labor last won office from opposition in 2007. The backlash against John Howard’s “Work Choices” reforms cost both his government and his own seat. Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard’s detailed “Forward with Fairness” policy provided a blueprint for the Fair Work…

The message from Saturday’s election result was clear: Australians want a political reset. And not just about issues such as government integrity and climate change.

Anthony Albanese's first order of business as Prime Minister was travelling to Japan to attend a leaders' meeting with the members of the Quad. But what is the Quad and what will they discuss?

Melissa Price says she won't change her approach in northern Western Australia, despite losing nearly every community north of Carnarvon.

Meet the Australian farmers who have battled for years for action on climate change, keen to work with Greens and Labor.

The Australian Electoral Commission's latest figures give Labor 75 seats to the coalition's 58 as the vote count continues.

Businesses are battling rising costs, while their customers' purse strings are tightening. Tackling this situation will be the new government's great task, and there's only so much it can do to control some broad economic pressures.

Farmers are waiting nervously to hear whether Labor will follow through on an election pledge to ban live sheep exports, while the industry lobby believes it can change the party’s mind.

Western Australia's emphatic support of Labor handed Anthony Albanese the keys to The Lodge. Read through the full list of what the party has promised the state in return.