The network is paying the former staffer’s $2500-a-week rent in Sydney’s northern beaches in exchange for an interview that landed a Walkley nomination.

Little India’s night-time economy is booming. But a zoning regulation means most street carts are forced to close by 7pm.

Attorney-General Michaelia Cash approved public funding for Michael Sukkar to defend a defamation action. But she couldn't bring details to mind.

As is apparent tradition, the Coalition has rammed through Liberal appointees to the AAT just before announcing the federal election.

The former immigration minister is fighting to keep his seat with one of the worst photoshops we’ve ever seen.

The Nationals leader was flown to the controversial Carmichael mine last October. It took him nearly six months to declare it.

We might be in Sydney, but the prime minister is playing a cameo in his increasingly autocratic Indian counterpart’s attempts to woo the west.

Publishing industry data reveals the former PM’s religious memoir has failed to strike a chord with Australian book buyers.

Anthony Albanese is pledging to end Labor’s class and climate wars, govern in the style of Bob Hawke and John Howard if ­elected, and put the cost of living and wages growth at the centre of Labor’s...

Labor is closing in on an electoral majority, as the blame game kicks off within Liberal ranks.

As swaths of Australia have been decimated by catastrophic flooding, a new IPCC report has decried climate inaction. The political response has been muted at best.

Scott Morrison has plenty of time for lunch these days. Can’t say the same about parliament.

As is apparent tradition, the Coalition has rammed through Liberal appointees to the AAT just before announcing the federal election.

Four eminent Australians join the call for the former justice to be stripped of his honour after allegations of sexual harassment against him were verified.

The man once described by Labor as “Scott Morrison’s butler” received two tickets worth $1000 to day two of the 4th Ashes Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground in January.

The former Liberal staffer spent time at the Point Piper home of late chief justice Laurence Street before Monday’s defamation judgment.

Avani Dias, the ABC’s lead India correspondent, has returned to Australia after a campaign of intimidation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.

Civil society groups are calling for greater transparency, and for the fund to immediately divest any Russian assets.

In disaster after disaster the federal and state governments have failed to devise responses that work for Australians. It's past time.

Thanks to interest charges, the costs Kerry Stokes might have to pay to Nine over Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation case are even greater than first thought.

The trouble-plagued Hillsong megachurch has called an all-staff meeting for this morning, apparently in a bid to address a growing crisis.

Steven Marshall's SA Liberal government has been resoundingly booted from government after just a single term. It should scare the hell out of Scott Morrison.