Nationals back ‘flexible’ net zero pledge
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce says Australia will try to meet its net zero target, but has supported his candidate who said it wasn't "binding".
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce says Australia will try to meet its net zero target, but has supported his candidate who said it wasn't "binding".
What leaders Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese and their teams said on the 15th day of the election campaign.
Thousands endured wet weather to surround the Shrine of Remembrance and pay their respects in the heart of Brisbane.
The governor-general, prime minister and opposition leader have commemorated Anzac Day in Canberra, Darwin and Sydney.
Complaints of death threats received by NSW Liberal candidate Katherine Deves has been referred to federal police.
The defence minister says Australia must prepare for war to preserve peace, but Labor says the government needs to match its words with actions.
Australians have gathered in large numbers at events across the country and overseas to mark Anzac Day, as war once again threatens Europe.
The loosening of COVID-19 restrictions has renewed the spirit and emotion at Sydney's Anzac Day commemorations as a large crowd packed the city.
A Vietnam veteran who led Melbourne's Anzac Day march is hopeful young people will continue the legacy of Australia's servicemen and women.
Australians attending Anzac Day events are being urged to wear masks in crowded settings to protect the vulnerable.
The 107th anniversary of the Anzac landing at Gallipoli in Turkey will be marked by commemorations across the country and the world.
With day 15 of the federal election campaign falling on Anzac Day, political leaders have paused to reflect on the fight for freedom.
Scott Morrison is promising funding to tackle crime and boost jobs in the Northern Territory, while Labor has pledged to boost Indigenous health care.
Katherine Deves says she will conduct herself in a more dignified way but believes the issue of trans kids playing sport needs to be debated.
While COVID-19 restrictions have relaxed in NSW and Victoria, Anzac Day patrons are being encouraged to don masks in crowded settings to protect the vulnerable.
Men walked from country towns to the city to enlist in WWI, in what became known as the Coo-ee March. One hundred years on, they continue to inspire.
Australian researchers are a step closer to explaining why women have less chance of suffering a stroke but more often experience disability when they do.
Scott Morrison says Australians will be $100b better off under his 'lower tax guarantee', while Labor has pledged more than $500m to fix Veterans' Affairs.
Conservation volunteers have been working to remove plastics and debris from riverbanks, beaches and waterways ahead of nationwide action with the CSIRO.
Almost 42,000 new COVID-19 cases have been reported across Australia along with 44 virus-related deaths.
Reports an Australian intelligence agency was aware before a Sino-Solomons security pact became public appear to contradict assertions by government ministers.
London Ambulance Service has launched a fresh recruitment drive, targeting Australian paramedic graduates at a time of local frontline shortages.
Australian researchers have found differences in dingo and domestic dog genes, raising questions about culling the native canine.
Scott Morrison campaigned on his economic credentials in marginal NSW Central Coast seats while Labor targeted the government's handling of national security.
Volvo's new all-electric XC40 model takes an already impressive SUV to new heights in emissions, performance and features.
Former senator Rod Culleton has been referred to police by the electoral commission over a possible false declaration on his candidate nomination form.
A man who intimidated NSW minister David Elliott while following and filming their conversation about the legality of COVID-19 lockdowns has avoided conviction.
Elvis and Priscilla Presley lookalikes have descended on Parkes for the 29th Elvis Festival, postponed this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Queensland will ease isolation rules for COVID-19 close contacts from 6pm on Thursday, following changes made by Victoria and NSW.
Travel booking company Trivago has been fined $44.7 million after a Federal Court judge found it intentionally misled consumers about hotel room rates.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has committed to funding 24/7 nurses in aged care facilities by 2025, and says Australia's standard of care is envied globally.