Australian politics
A group representing some of the country's biggest investors including AustralianSuper, AMP and Macquarie has criticised Peter Dutton's shift on climate.
A new survey adds political backing to the major parties push to regulate social media companies.
The economy is weaker than the RBA was forecasting, but Michele Bullock already wanted rate watchers to look at the bigger picture.
The Coalition has continued its criticism of the government's investment into a Silicon Valley quantum computing startup by highlighting rising legal costs related to the deal.
India's election result - which will see incumbent Narendra Modi secure a third term but with a weakened position in parliament - is hugely significant for Australia.
The Liberals have long been accused of having a 'women problem'. Josh Frydenberg's non-intervention intervention might have made that worse.
Josh Frydenberg isn’t making a sudden return to politics — at least not yet. But the media speculation around a potential bid for Kooyong has exposed old Liberal fault lines.
Peter Tulip had spent his career in the public service. But in 2020, he up and left the Reserve Bank with a scathing exit speech.
From 'witch hunt' to a guilty 'crook': The most strident reactions to Donald Trump's conviction by a US court have come from the usual suspects.
Will another round of damaging immigration headlines prompt Labor's first ministerial loss?
A transcript of Capital Brief's interview with Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor.
In an exclusive interview with Capital Brief, the opposition's treasury spokesman explained how the Coalition would tackle the nation's biggest economic challenges, but also signalled how it plans to fight Labor.
It's widely acknowledged that the ABS' monthly CPI figures aren't the most reliable indicator. That won't stop them from adding to perceptions that the government is struggling in its inflation fight.
Senate estimates hearings on Tuesday heard the secret document designed to help government ministers avoid questions was produced by the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
Both major parties insist they've got a solution on housing. But experts fear neither is prepared to do what it takes.
The Australian Institute of Company Directors chief economist Mark Thirlwell isn't as critical of Labor's plan to pick winners as some of his peers are, pointing to the success of East Asian countries such as China.
Rishi Sunak's government is circling the drain. Are there any lessons for Australia?
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor says he wants to return to the Coalition's core strengths of fiscal discipline and smaller government — but it's unclear where the cuts in spending would come from.
Angus Taylor fronted the National Press Club just as a major report questioned the viability of the Coalition's energy gamble.
There were hundreds of pre-budget submissions made to the federal Treasury. Not one requested energy bill relief be given to every household.
Everyone wants to know whether this budget will be the last before the next election.
Labor and the Coalition are fighting over who will be seen as the party for small business in Australia. If the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia is anything to go by, the pendulum is swinging towards the opposition.
The opposition leader is focusing firmly on the Australian population's pain points in an effort to contrast the Coalition's plans with Labor's forward-looking Future Made in Australia policy.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has put housing and immigration at the front and centre of the upcoming election fight.
Katy Gallagher divulged the information after the Coalition and crossbench senators moved a motion forcing her to provide an explanation on what the prime minister knew about the document.
Anthony Albanese has dismissed Fatima Payman's comments on Gaza as the actions of a 'young' senator. But the controversy could prove seriously damaging to his government.
Chief economist Sarah Hunter says she's still working through the impacts of the budget on inflation.
It's not yet clear whether there will be another budget before the next election. But a clear battleground has already been formed from this one - with the Coalition signalling it will fight Labor's Future Made in Australia policy.
A Labor backbencher has criticised Australian leaders for “gaslighting the global community” in the most strident public criticism of the Albanese government’s response to the Israel-Hamas conflict from one of its own MPs.
