The Latest Breaking News from the Labor Party

Letters to the Editor: Students, staff applauded for smashing show

Who have been Australia’s most accomplished federal opposition leaders? The conventional answer to this question is Robert Menzies and Gough Whitlam, both renowned for rejuvenating their respective sides of politics and galvanising new constituencies of support.

With the sudden announcement that Daniel Andrews will be stepping down as premier of Victoria at 5pm today, the Labor Party has been working to find the best replacement.

Liberals brush off calls for AEC to investigate website that offers non-existent postal vote registrations

Next week the Labor Party will hold its national conference in Brisbane. It’s the first face-to-face conference in five years. These conferences don’t have anything like the bite they once did, but there’s still a chance for the party’s rank and file to have a shout about issues. More than…

The New York Times correspondent’s compelling history identifies the issues that have polarised a country now split by far-right extremists

Culture and Sport Minister Miki Zohar  opens the door for National Unity Party leader

European Union climate chief Frans Timmermans says he wants to lead a combined campaign by two left-leaning parties that are joining forces ahead of Dutch parliamentary elections in late November

Andrew Leigh, an assistant minister in the Albanese government, has launched a swingeing attack on the stranglehold the factional “duopoly” has on the Labor Party.

Members of two left-leaning Dutch political parties have overwhelmingly voted to join forces as prepare for a November general election

Australian Labor is mourning the death of Simon Crean.