One Nation’s Victorian Election Donations Under Scrutiny
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation faces scrutiny over political donations in Victoria, with the party accused of breaching electoral laws ahead of the state election.
Category : Politics
Labor Wrestles with Migration Figures as Opponents Struggle
Labor faces internal debate over migration numbers, while opposition parties fail to land a clear attack, according to recent political analysis.
ICAC clears Charles Perrottet and NSW Liberal reformers
NSW corruption watchdog clears former premier's brother Charles Perrottet and other Liberal reformers of illegal branch-stacking allegations.
Hannah Ferguson, 28, to Challenge Albanese in Grayndler
Hannah Ferguson, 28, founder of Cheek Media, will run against Anthony Albanese in the Sydney seat of Grayndler at the next federal election.
One Nation's Influence on Labor Immigration Policy Examined
A podcast analysis explores how One Nation is shaping Labor's immigration policy, with key figures discussing the political dynamics and potential impacts on Australia's approach to migration.
PM Burnham to Abstain in Assisted Dying Vote Next Month
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will abstain from the September 11 assisted dying vote, saying he does not want to unduly influence the debate.
Andy Burnham to Abstain on Assisted Dying Bill Vote
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will abstain in the next Commons vote on the assisted dying Bill, saying he does not want to unduly influence the debate.
Fianna Fáil minister rejects Burnham border poll stance
Niamh Smyth says she 'categorically and fundamentally' disagrees with Andy Burnham's claim that a border poll is off the table, insisting the Irish Government will continue working towards one.
Everton transfer Q&A: Grealish, Ndiaye and potential exits
Everton correspondent Joe Thomas answers reader questions on Jack Grealish, Iliman Ndiaye's future, potential signings and U21 loan exits before the transfer deadline.
Burnham Abstains on Assisted Dying Bill Vote
Andy Burnham abstained on the assisted dying bill vote, citing concerns over safeguards and the need for more debate, the Guardian reports.
Arsenal transfer state of play: Alvarez, Jesus, Martinelli latest
Arsenal face a busy final four days of the transfer window, with Julian Alvarez meeting held, three departures looming and Gabriel Jesus frozen out.
Burnham's Labour wins key Billinge by-election in St Helens
Labour's Steve Owen defeated Reform UK's Karen Hatch in the Billinge and Seneley Green by-election, winning 1,158 votes to 892 in a result that could signal a national shift under Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
494 migrants cross Channel after 10-day hiatus
494 migrants arrived in the UK on Thursday, the first Channel crossings in 10 days, with seven boats reaching British waters late into the night.
WRU CEO Abi Tierney rejects calls to resign
WRU chief executive Abi Tierney has rejected calls for her and the board to step down, defending her position amid growing pressure from high-profile figures.
French far-right leader to address UK Reform conference
Jordan Bardella, leader of France's far-right National Rally, will address Reform UK's conference, marking a major cross-Channel alliance between populist parties.
Reform MP: Holiday voters 'disenfranchise themselves'
Reform UK MP Danny Kruger says holidaymakers who miss an election are 'disenfranchising themselves' under party plans to curb postal voting, drawing Labour and Lib Dem criticism.
Fact check: Benefits spending and elephant flood video
Full Fact examines claims about benefits spending and debunks a video of an elephant rescuing a man that was shared as showing this week's flooding in Nepal.
Residents mock council over £300k 'Wotsit Street' removal
Wirral Council is removing the £300,000 'Wotsit Street' road scheme in Birkenhead after residents branded the orange-and-yellow designs 'hideous'.
Trump to skip Ground Zero 9/11 event over speech ban
President Trump will reportedly skip the 25th anniversary 9/11 ceremony at Ground Zero because he was not allowed to give a speech, attending the Pentagon instead.
Labour row as Carns says Troubles Bill gives IRA 'what they want'
Former defence minister Al Carns says the Government's Northern Ireland Troubles Bill would cost hundreds of millions in inquests and give the IRA 'what they want', sparking a Labour civil war.
Scottish Government publishes draft Bill for second independence referendum
The Scottish Government has published draft legislation for a second independence referendum, defining the franchise and setting out the proposed question, with introduction at Holyrood pending secured powers.
Reform UK to Ban Non-English Speakers from Voting
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, proposes banning non-English speakers from voting and removing Commonwealth citizens' voting rights in radical electoral changes.
Reform UK Wants English Test for Voters, Bans Foreign-Language Leaflets
Reform UK amendments would bar non-English speakers from voting, ban foreign-language election materials, restrict postal votes, and end Commonwealth citizens' voting rights.
494 migrants cross Channel in first arrivals in 10 days
Some 494 migrants arrived in the UK on Thursday, the first successful Channel crossings in 10 days, with seven boats reaching British waters.
Davey's blood donation blocked by France holiday
Sir Ed Davey's attempt to give blood was blocked due to his recent holiday to southern France, where mosquito-borne virus risks require a four-week wait.
TalkTV criticised over Reform member reporter in migrant documentary
TalkTV faces criticism for not disclosing that Christian Drogan, who crossed the Channel in a small boat for a documentary, is a Reform party member and activist.
Reform UK faces crossroads as Farage eyes comeback
A year after Reform UK peaked at 34% in polls, the party has slumped to 24%, faced scandals, and now seeks to reset at its Birmingham conference.
Dolly Parton's Canada Comments Spark Debate
Dolly Parton's recent remarks about Canada have ignited a cultural and political conversation, drawing both support and criticism across the border.
Liverpool transfer deadline day key questions answered
Liverpool enter transfer deadline day still short in key areas. Answers on Salah's successor, midfield, Richard Hughes' future, Cody Gakpo and injured players.
Reform MP: Holidaymakers 'disenfranchise themselves' in vote plan
Reform UK MP Danny Kruger says holidaymakers would 'disenfranchise themselves' under party plans to curb postal voting, which would require in-person voting unless 'literally unable to get there'.
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