The Latest Breaking News from Labor

Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers is keen for a contest on the economy in the upcoming election, calling the government's scare campaigns ridiculous.

Anthony ­Albanese’s ALP has retained a 10-point lead over Scott Morrison’s Coalition in the latest Newspoll released on Sunday night.

Labor has maintained a 55-45% two-party lead in a Newspoll that also sees Anthony Albanese registering good personal ratings, against a background that has elevated national security issues.

Critics mock on social media but Scott Morrison says he doesn’t understand backlash

A freelance Australian reporter has detailed how he is reporting the Ukraine crisis while trying to survive.

The opposition racks up $953 million of health promises in the first week of its election campaign, pledging to recruit more paramedics and build new headquarters for the SA Ambulance Service.

Prime minister says Moscow ‘must pay a heavy price’ after Labor warns China it should not ‘take comfort’ from attack on Ukraine

Labor's Shadow Foreign Minister Penny Wong says no country, including China, should "take any comfort" from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The South Australian opposition has promised to build a new $120 million headquarters for the state's ambulance service if it wins the state election.

Labor has pledged funds to help children with mental health issues as a poll puts the party ahead of the Liberal government three weeks from the SA election.

Premier Steven Marshall promises a 350-hectare "water oasis" in Adelaide's north-east and a rejuvenation of the River Torrens if he is re-elected, a task made more difficult by a poll showing Labor ahead by six points leading into the state election.