Category : Westminster


Middle Earners Hit Hardest by Reeves' Stealth Tax

Analysis reveals workers earning £48,000 face higher tax increases than those on £150,000 under the Chancellor's extended threshold freeze, contradicting Labour's 'broadest shoulders' pledge.

Albanese Compares Opposition Chaos to Reality TV Show

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has likened the Liberal-National leadership turmoil to the reality series Married at First Sight, criticising internal disputes while emphasising his government's focus on governance.

Labour MPs Revolt Against Asylum Housing Plans

Keir Starmer faces internal rebellion as Labour MPs demand he scraps plans to house asylum seekers in new council homes, citing massive social housing waiting lists and veteran homelessness concerns.

Bernardi to Join One Nation as Senate Candidate

Former Liberal senator Cory Bernardi is reportedly preparing to defect to One Nation, with an official announcement expected in Adelaide. The move follows heavy teasing from One Nation's leadership and comes amid rising support for the party in recent pol

Trump's Inner Circle: Power Shifts in Second Term

Analysis of Donald Trump's top advisers reveals shifting dynamics as immigration unrest and midterm pressures reshape influence within the West Wing. Key figures face challenges while others consolidate power.

Turning Point Australia Targets Elections and Schools

Conservative Christian group Turning Point expands into Australia, seeking to influence elections and education. Meanwhile, real estate data breaches expose sensitive information, and Carlos Alcaraz wins the Australian Open.

Democrats Secure DHS Funding to Avert US Government Shutdown

Democrats have successfully negotiated a last-minute deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security, preventing a partial US government shutdown. The agreement, reached just hours before the deadline, highlights ongoing political tensions over immigrati

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