Jake Evans

Federal and state treasurers will meet to change planning and zoning laws to end alleged "land banking" by the supermarket giants, where property is purchased and sat on to prevent competitors from entering.

In short: The federal government wants to change product unit pricing rules to combat "shrinkflation" tactics.

In short: The Greens say healthcare costs will be a key negotiating point with Labor if it falls into minority government.

Saying that he never wants a repeat of the Robodebt scandal, the attorney-general will introduce laws to oblige public servants to cooperate with investigations, and strengthen ombudsman powers.

Australian money paid to the United Nations agency working in Gaza should be diverted to a different aid group, the federal opposition says, following Israel's move to ban UNRWA from operating within its borders.

Anthony Albanese has dismissed questions about whether he made personal requests to former Qantas boss Alan Joyce for free flight upgrades as attempts "to sell a book".

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has announced it will reconsider its decisions not to investigate referrals from the Robodebt royal

Anthony Albanese's purported close relationship with former Qantas boss Alan Joyce has reawakened questions about the federal government's decision to block a Qantas competitor's bid to expand in Australia.

Federal ministers have sought to make clear that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese did not make any contact with former Qantas boss Alan Joyce to solicit free flight upgrades, after claims he had done so.

Politicians have begun combing through their old flight records for any missing declarations, with at least one Liberal MP adding several previously undisclosed flights.