Don't miss out on the headlines from Federal Election. Followed categories will be added to My News. Speaking at a press conference in Melbourne in the immediate aftermath of Donald Trump’s long ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rallied the party faithful in the election fight against the influence of two men: Peter Dutton and Donald Trump. DOGE-style public service cuts and US threats ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stoked fear the “hard right” is taking over the Liberal Party as he seeks to smear his political opponents ahead of the election. “Peter Dutton lost ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Peter Dutton have already debated twice — and there are two more events to come. Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will debate each other ...

China faces new blanket tariffs of 34 per cent and Vietnam 46 per cent. In response, Mr Albanese announced five new measures from the election campaign trail: “strengthening our anti-dumping ...

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appeared to fall off a stage on Thursday during a campaign event for May's national election, but quickly recovered and insisted he was "sweet" afterwards.

Mr Albanese was delivering a speech at a campaign event in Lovedale, New South Wales, in the Hunter region when he fell off the stage. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the campaign trail In NSW.

Labor's National Housing Accord promised that 1.2million homes would be built from July 2024 to June 2029. This would involve 20,000 homes a month being built, on average, over five years. But ...

Anthony Albanese has taken a tumble on stage after delivering a speech to miners in the NSW Hunter region. 'Threat to Australia': Russian and Indonesian relationship increases Hit new Netflix show ...

When Anthony Albanese announced an election would be held on 3 May, he reiterated a promise he made when he became Australia's prime minister three years ago - a mantra he said would define his ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has supported raising wages for low-paid workers during a media conference. “We support minimum wage and those on award wages, some three million Australians ...