A senior Liberal rejects Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's accusations that he has engaged in "cowardly and inappropriate behaviour" and publicly calls on the senator to apologise for the "ongoing harm" she is causing with her remarks about Indian migrants.
Former WA senator Linda Reynolds demands apology from PM over Brittany Higgins
Former WA senator Linda Reynolds has called on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to apologise for the government's handling of the alleged rape of her former staffer, after what she described as four-and-a-half years of "hell".
Sussan Ley plays down argument over net zero at Coalition partyroom meeting
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has played down tensions within the Coalition over its position on net zero, after a reportedly chaotic partyroom meeting where a number of MPs argued over the Coalition's climate position.
Labor puts hurt on Coalition divide, allowing debate on Joyce's net zero bill
Labor will seek to maximise internal Coalition divisions over whether to scrap its net zero emissions commitment, allowing debate in the chamber today on Barnaby Joyce's bill to repeal climate laws.
Howard paved the way for Abbott, Morrison and the Liberal Party's 'women problem'
New analysis argues that under John Howard, the Liberal Party became increasingly influenced by a social conservatism that emphasised traditional gender norms.
Has Tasmanian Labor just orchestrated a no-confidence motion in itself?
Last year, Labor was bandying about the term "Liberal-Lambie coalition", this year it's the "coronation of a Liberal-Green government". Labor will no doubt have fun with that — from the opposition benches.
Will a former journalist help the Liberals recapture this 'blue ribbon' seat?
Independent-turn-Liberal Frank Pangallo has styled himself as "the watchdog" in the lead-up to the 2026 state election, but time will tell if the gamble pays off, writes Daniel Keane.
Frank Pangallo moves to Liberals to run in SA lower house seat
SA independent upper house MP Frank Pangallo has been unveiled as the Liberal Party's candidate for the seat of Waite at the 2026 state election.
Ex-MP dumped by university Liberal club for 'abhorrent' crimes
The University of Wollongong Liberal Club revokes the membership of its former president and first life member after Ward was found guilty of sexually abusing two young men.
Independent MLC appointed as Leader for the Government in Tasmania's upper house
Premier Rockliff's recent move to appoint an independent to the prominent position has been hailed by some as a show of collaboration across the chamber, but others question whether it's a move to neutralise a potentially opposing voice during a time of political turmoil.
This time Winter eyes government instead of just toppling a leader
Tasmanian politics remains extremely turbulent as Labor leader Dean Winter fights to convince the crossbench to support a fresh no-confidence motion.
Former Labor leader finishes ahead of current leader in Tasmanian election
More seats have been confirmed as vote counting continues following the Tasmanian state election. Former Labor leader, now independent David O'Byrne has finished ahead of current leader Dean Winter, and Liberals Simon Behrakis and Nic Street have lost their seats.
'I am the leader': Zempilas hits back at Hastie over net zero
Federal Liberal MP Andrew Hastie says he is "disappointed" by WA Liberal leader Basil Zempilas's comments on a motion to scrap a target of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Zero positives for Sussan Ley in the Coalition's net zero battle
The opposition leader faces a diabolical situation with the debate over whether the Coalition should abandon the 2050 net zero target.
Liberals could slip out early from first sitting day to attend party fundraiser
As parliament returns, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley and other senior Liberals may have to leave the first sitting day early to attend a party fundraiser sponsored by global beer giant Lion.
Tasmanians weren't ready for this election. Neither were their leaders
With the fourth election in seven years almost upon Tasmania, one thing is certain — more is needed from politicians to ensure good government is the norm, not the exception.
What the federal government has on the docket for Canberra
With the newly elected federal government set to return to parliament next week, what can ACT residents expect from it over the next three years?
Independent vows to defend Bradfield victory after Liberals signal challenge
There were just 26 votes between independent teal Nicolette Boele and Liberal Gisele Kapterian when the result was finally called more than a month after the federal election.
Polling reveals voting intentions ahead of Tasmanian election
One of the first surveys of Tasmanians' voting intentions for the upcoming state election shows Labor could win more seats than the Liberals, and another minority government is on the cards.
Turnbull and Kovacic are latest to weigh in over gender quotas for the Liberal party
The issue of gender quotas is the one philosophical and cultural mountain that the Liberal Party has never been prepared to climb. Now former PM Malcolm Turnbull and senator Maria Kovacic are the latest Liberal names to weigh in.
Taylor rejects Liberal quotas for women as Ley remains undecided
Moderates and conservatives are split over whether the party should force itself to boost female representation with a formal mechanism, or whether it can be trusted to do so organically.