Jacinta Allan has quit. Was the pressure too much? Or did a certain soul sister come ...

A law change in 1998 meant an end to any possible joke candidates — though Mr “Of The Above None” did slip through one year.

With melon-gate, which party is the gayest, and other important topics dominating the news this week, it flew under the radar slightly. But the major parties have offered up a noteworthy reason they ...

ASIO is the butt of the joke at the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service, according to a recent article by foreign affairs journalist Anna Fifield. The detail was included in Fifield’s latest ...

The courts are barely holding back the deluge of AI-written content used by lawyers. But it's small-fry compared to another ...

Following the media storm over the appointment of Mia Freedman’s son Luca Lavigne as the CEO of Mamamia, a representative for ...

The idea of weighting voting by age so as to give younger people more say in the decisions that will affect them would ...

Labor is planning a visa crackdown, the foreign minister says aiming for an Australian monoculture would be detrimental to national security, and the leader of One Nation can’t name the leaders of ...

The federal government remains committed to spending billions of dollars on the Suburban Rail Loop disaster in Melbourne.

Pauline Hanson barred reporters from multiple publications from her Melbourne event. Not me, but that didn’t prevent me from ...

Question 17 on the census has lit up group chats and left some Chinese-Australians scratching their heads about their place ...

The US jobs market is deteriorating markedly even as Donald Trump’s inflationary policies make the case for an interest rate rise. It’s a stark contrast to Australia, whatever critics might say. US ...