Dan Jervis-Bardy

Fatima Payman is set to front a pro-CFMEU rally in Melbourne alongside one of its sacked officials as the WA senator develops an unlikely union with the fellow Labor Party outcasts.

Labor’s rejection of the AUKUS nuclear pact has sparked criticism, with claims of turning Australia into an international embarrassment.

Individuals and smalls businesses are paying a higher price for cyber-attacks, a new report reveals, as the nation’s cyber security agency is flooded with calls about possible crimes.

China's economic slowdown and a softening labour market has hit Federal coffers, leaving Treasurer Jim Chalmers with a “sliver” of the revenue windfalls that have propped up his Budget bottom line for the past two years.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit back at charges that a planned overhaul of the $230 billion Future Fund to prioritise housing, renewable energy

Former Labor leader Bill Shorten has called for a new era of political unity to tackle the nation's “unfinished business” on tax reform, climate action, Indigenous recognition and gender equality in his parting message to Federal Parliament.

A Dutch-designed vessel has been selected for a major shipbuilding project based out of Henderson in WA.