Negotiations on Australia's first treaty with Aboriginal people will start within days, but a fight is brewing over letting ...

The Prahran MP stood down just over a week ago, joining Ringwood’s Will Fowles and South Barwon’s Darren Cheeseman, who were ...

Commissioners on a tribunal aimed at keeping MPs in check for bad behaviour will pocket between $1200 and $1500 a day.

Pin Gin Co-Founder Visits the Houses of Parliament as Local Gin Finds Its Place on the Prestigious Strangers’ Bar Menu.

The boss of $94 billion superannuation giant Cbus publicly apologised to 10,000 members whose death and disability claims ...

The fact Victoria’s parliament has a section referred to in ... That’s three of the lower house’s 46 males forced out of the parties for which they were elected in the less than two years ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba kept his job in a parliamentary vote on Monday, despite having recently led the ruling ...

New lawmaker Saria Hino takes her seat on Monday as one of a record number of women in Japan's parliament, but while ...

Charles and Camilla landed on Friday for a five-day tour of Australia, one of the 15 Commonwealth realms where Charles is sovereign. The tour is Charles' first visit to an overseas realm since he ...

This debate has likewise reappeared in South Australian politics, but the bill was narrowly defeated in the Upper House.

Dressed in a native fur coat, Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe, 51, shouted at Parliament House in Canberra that the King had 'committed genocide against our people', adding: 'F*** the colony'.

King Charles III was met with a defiant protest by independent senator Lidia Thorpe, who interrupted the royal couple's parliamentary reception, yelling: "You are not my King." Senator Thorpe strode ...