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A comprehensive new report, which engaged with 20,000 people, shows Australians have a nuanced view of national security. But concerns of an attack on local soil are elevated.
Australian economists have shifted their predictions quickly and dramatically with the conflict in the Middle East showing no signs of abating.
New Nationals leader Matt Canavan has hit the ground running to promote his party’s change of approach. But polling from Capital Brief/Demos AU is a sobering assessment of the task ahead.
With the war on Iran deepening global uncertainty, Jim Chalmers is reshaping the 12 May budget as economic pressures rise and voters grow restless.
With states exploiting gaming law loopholes to raise more taxes, federal independents say its time for Anthony Albanese to stop dithering on gambling reform
The latest Capital Brief/Demos AU poll suggests the junior Coalition party is on course to lose all of its lower house seats as One Nation surges and overtakes Labor among men.
A supply shock bigger than the Gulf War is hitting oil markets as the Middle East crisis continues, yet equities so far are reacting like it’s a routine wobble.
As the government dithers on its response to gambling reforms proposed nearly 1,000 days ago, fresh concerns have surfaced about an unregulated billion dollar gaming market.
Australia’s plentiful critical minerals will be included when a long-awaited free trade deal is signed with the European Union next week.
The appointment lands as the federal government considers reforms to Australia’s copyright licensing regime to ensure AI companies pay for content.
Concrete budget details would typically be leaked to the media by now, but the war in the Middle East has forced Labor to keep its options open.
We remain exposed to shocks like the conflict in the Iran, which is affecting everything from diesel to fertiliser. A faster, more strategic green transition can help.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen chose belligerence over empathy as fuel shortages deepen anxiety for regional Australians and threaten key industries.
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna is on a three-day tour of Australia. He has a surprisingly optimistic view of Donald Trump’s challenges to NATO.
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