New chair to take reins as Costello quits Nine board
Nine Entertainment deputy chair Catherine West will take over as chair of the major media company following Peter Costello's exit.
Nine Entertainment deputy chair Catherine West will take over as chair of the major media company following Peter Costello's exit.
The prime minister has played a straight bat when asked about the inclusion of a hardline pandemic-era premier in the King's Birthday Honours list.
While some ballots in the vote for the European Parliament are still being counted, the 27-nation bloc's parliament membership has clearly shifted to the right.
French President Emmanuel Macron will go to the country's voters in a snap election, after his party's drubbing in elections for the European Parliament.
An Egyptian-born federal minister will represent Australia at crisis talks in the Middle East over the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.
The Queensland government's decision to appoint a night life economy commissioner has been welcomed as a boost for the future of the live music industry.
An opposition plan to rework interim climate commitments has attracted the ire of the prime minister, who says 2030 goals are achievable.
Rishi Sunak has brushed off rumours he may resign ahead of the UK election after he was heavily criticised for leaving D-Day commemorations too soon.
Hunter Biden has decided not to testify in his criminal trial regarding his use of illegal drugs on a background check form when he bought a gun.
Peter Dutton says he'll not pursue the government's climate target, risking Australia's membership in the Paris Agreement.
Peter Dutton's pledge to scrap an emissions target would leave Australia in the dust of the race to stop global warming, climate groups and the government say.
Queensland's first-time home buyers will get a stamp duty discount, in a bid to get more young buyers into the market.
An Australian Jewish advocacy body says the freeing of four hostages held by Hamas in Gaza is "a beautiful thing", despite mass Palestinian casualties.
As politicians continue blaming each other for stoking tensions, a Greens MP has urged the government to take meaningful action on the conflict in Palestine.
Community safety will be prioritised in changes to a contentious immigration direction, following weeks of political pressure on the minister in charge.
Older Australians are being forced to wait longer for home care as demands blows out, with an ageing population set to exacerbate the issue in coming decades.
Senators have attacked a $14 million advertising campaign about water in the Murray Darling basin, suggesting it is alarmist and deceptive.
The RBA's strategy of bringing down inflation gradually to protect the jobs market is a different tactic but it has worked, the central bank's new deputy says.
Criticism mounts on Rishi Sunak for leaving early from D-Day commemorations in France as the British prime minister fights an election campaign.
As Hunter Biden's prosecution case rested, his lawyers asked for his criminal gun trial judge to acquit him, saying the evidence didn't support a conviction.
Rights groups have slammed a federal government change to the way visa cancellations are considered, warning vulnerable refugees could be put in harm's way.
Fatima Payman will make her most prominent appearance in weeks when she speaks out on the invasion of Gaza in one of many rallies across the country.
A former Australian senator has secured another term on the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women.
Queenslanders will get cheaper car registration in the state government's latest cost-of-living budget announcement.
Politicians are blaming each other for stoking community tensions over the war in Gaza as the Albanese government mulls a request for aid.
Queensland Labor has earmarked huge funds for green power, storage and transmission projects to support the state's emissions targets.
LNP leader David Crisafulli's support for funded projects in Labor's last budget before the Queensland election has been slammed by ex-premier Campbell Newman.
A federal corruption watchdog has opted not to investigate senior public servants responsible for the unlawful robodebt scheme.
A second state has passed laws allowing police officers to use hand-held metal detectors on suspects without warrants in certain locations.
A Queensland political candidate says he would be dead today if one of his party's proposed laws had been enacted when he was younger.
The widow of Hunter Biden's brother has told jurors about the moment she found his revolver in the console of his truck.