The Prime Minister's decision on when to call the election will speak volumes about his confidence and the economy.
Politics and policy
Ed Husic's newly revealed plan to regulate AI nods to the EU's strategy but also aligns Australia with some of its APAC neighbours.
The minister in charge of regulating AI, Ed Husic, has laid out the government's approach to policing the technology, which involves safeguards for using it in high-risk industries like health and law enforcement, and establishing an expert advisory group.
After Donald Trump's decisive victory in the Iowa Republican caucuses, the Australian government must start preparing for a possible return to the White House.
China has expressed displeasure over Taiwan's presidential vote and reiterated its view that 'reunification' is inevitable. That doesn't mean near-term military conflict is now more likely.
Technology startups are recommending caution as the Albanese government prepares to reveal plans to regulate artificial intelligence in the Australian economy.
The nation's biggest supermarket chains are an easy target for those seeking to score political points during the depths of summer.
The furore over Woolworths' sales of Australia Day merchandise may feel contrived, but it also underscores a much larger story about the reshaping of politics.
The Prime Minister has been forced to reiterate his commitment to planned tax cuts after revelations his government sought advice on the impact of changing them.
Two internal documents reveal the government contemplated changes to the tax cuts that begin in July.
In his first press conference of the new year, the treasurer highlighted Australia’s wage growth as he cautioned that progress in the fight against inflation isn't a 'straight line'.
The Albanese government this year established the Coordinator for Cybersecurity, but a report outlining why the position was needed remains secret.
The prime minister all but conceded this week that he needs to turn things around next year. The question is, how?
The attacks on Red Sea shipping, which have now triggered a US-led response, could deliver a blow to the global economy — and Australia — at a delicate time.
Anthony Albanese's headland foreign policy speech on Tuesday night underlines the stark contrast in approach to predecessor Scott Morrison.
New documents reveal Defence Minister Richard Marles requested 155 VIP flights in just over a year - a level only eclipsed by the PM.
Influential VC firm Andreessen Horowitz says it will back any politician who supports an “optimistic technology-enabled future” — and oppose those who don’t.
A modified phrase in the Global Stocktake Text was enough to get all 200 signatories of the Paris Agreement on board to wrap up negotiations at COP28 in Dubai.
Jim Chalmers is holding off on cost-of-living relief now in the hope that he can be kind next year.
Australia has split with the US over a Gaza ceasefire, but the issue is also causing division within Labor caucus.
Internal government emails show Treasury officials wanted greater investment experience on the $15 billion National Reconstruction Fund board, but were ultimately reluctant to weigh in.
