The Latest Breaking News from Labor

Ahead of election, Labor leader says Scott Morrison must act in lockstep with European partners in response to Bucha killings

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is accused of failing to support older Australians manage the rising cost of living during an unannounced visit to a Newcastle pub.

Trucks with ads showing the Chinese president voting for Labor have been seen across Australia this week

Labor MP Kyle McGinn has used parliamentary privilege to criticise the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder over the allegedly "toxic" workplace culture under former chief executive John Walker.

Former prime minister and Indigenous leader say that if the ALP wins government, it must hold a referendum in its first term

The Labor Party would go a long way towards respecting its 'blackfella' base if it progressed a referendum on Indigenous recognition, Noel Pearson says.

After conflicting itineraries prevented Mark McGowan from seeing the Labor leader before he appeared all smiles alongside Scott Morrison two weeks later, the pair hold a press conference, complete with a baby and a random member of the public wanting to ask a "tough question".

Defence department won’t promise to brief Labor on moves made but not announced prior to election being called

State governments are "desperate for a federal partner" on future challenges, South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas says.

If the world acts now, we can avoid the worst outcomes of climate change without any significant effect on standards of living. That’s a key message from the new report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Foreign workers could be allowed to live permanently in Australia if Labor wins the upcoming election, Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has hinted.