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If we stop talking about Gaza, we stop demanding racial justice, we stop demanding economic justice, and we just try and be like some centrist climate movement — then what separates us from the teals?

The balance of majoritarian and proportional elements in the federal parliament offers a model the world should look upon with envy.' ...

Mushroom madness: The trial of Erin Patterson, the woman accused of killing three of her family members by lacing a beef ...

Sussan Ley, the Liberal Party's new captain, differs from Nationals leader David Littleproud on economic philosophies — and the pair have clashed over policy.

The Greens, helmed by their new leader, have reminded the Labor Party of their power in the Senate. Meanwhile, the PM visits Indonesia (but avoids tense questions about potential Russian bases).

Anthony Albanese's post-election visit to Indonesia is worlds away from his first in 2022. A lot has changed in a country with big international ambitions.

Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has failed to overturn findings that he likely engaged in war crimes in Afghanistan.

The odds were stacked against independent candidate Verity Cooper in Sturt, but she still managed to come fourth. A member of her team explains how grassroots campaigns cut through the duopoly jungle.