Oscar Godsell

Australia’s political landscape has dramatically realigned, with new polling showing that working-class voters have abandoned the major parties in favour of One Nation.

Angus Taylor has made early gains as leader of the Liberal Party, narrowing the gap on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in the latest Sky News Pulse poll.

Special Minister of State Don Farrell has admitted he doesn’t know the rules of his own portfolio but urged Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young to “comply” with the expenses watchdog after she spent $50,000 flying her lobbyist husband around the country.

Trade and Tourism Minister Don Farrell has defended his use of taxpayer-funded family travel, suggesting his spending would pass the pub test.

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has left the door open to potential cuts to the public service, refusing to rule out workforce reductions.

Former leader of the opposition Sussan Ley has announced she will quit politics after losing her job to Angus Taylor.

One Nation has emerged as the leading party in the country for working-class people, surpassing both Labor and the Coalition.

Voters have blamed the Albanese government for rising interest rates amid concerns about fiscal policy fuelling inflation.

The Albanese government has defended its recently passed hate crimes laws, arguing they are targeted at violent extremist groups and preserve freedom of political speech.

The Remuneration Tribunal has handed down its highly-anticipated recommendations on parliamentary family travel entitlements.