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The teenage hairdressing apprentice who Teal candidate for the Liberal-held seat of Bradfield Nicolette Boele made a sexualised joke towards was left "in shock" after hearing the lewd remarks, a staff member at the Sydney salon has told Sky News Australia. 

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had a dedicated contact within Qantas who held the title of Group Executive for Government and International Affairs who personally handled his flight upgrades.

Federal Greens MPs have stood alone in opposing the Prime Minister’s bipartisan condemnation of Hamas’ “heinous acts of terrorism”.

One senior Labor Minister has failed to follow the Yes23 campaign’s footsteps after it rushed to remove all official material emblazoned with colour purple.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing backlash over his social media response to the Matildas’ World Cup semi-final defeat with fans demanding the government splash cash on women’s football.

Peter Dutton has come to the defence of Scott Morrison amid mounting calls for the ex-prime minister to resign following the damning findings in the Robodebt Royal Commission.

Popular Chinese social media platform WeChat has again refused to front a Senate inquiry into foreign interference prompting an outburst from shadow home affairs minister James Paterson.

A bombshell dossier of text messages and audio obtained by Sky News Australia uncovers the detailed planning by Brittany Higgins and her partner David Sharaz to enlist Labor MPs in their bid to “tear down” the Morrison government.

An 11-year-old boy who was camping near Exmouth, Western Australia has been airlifted to hospital.

Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe unleashed at patrons outside a Melbourne strip club in an obscene rant in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Senator Lidia Thorpe has found the limelight again after being tackled by police and crawling across wet grass during a protest outside Parliament House.

A leading infectious diseases physician has declared there is not a “justifiable place” for vaccine mandates within hospitals, schools and emergency services amid growing calls for NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet to scrap the remaining restrictions.

Former prime minister Scott Morrison has urged the government to continue boosting its defence investment and has pinned Australia’s strategic future on improved military alliances.

Darren Clark, a local baker from Alice Springs, has demanded greater attention on the remote town and has revealed the crime spree has reignited while arguing federal funds for the community will not trickle down to those in need.

The late Senator Jim Molan used his final interview before he died to urge the government and Australians to begin preparing for war as he assessed Australia as being “woefully unprepared” for a regional conflict between China and the United States.

Half a dozen cyclists have been hospitalised after a 15-bike crash in Sydney’s northern beaches.

Education Minister Jason Clare has hit out at the Greens and the Liberals for likely opposing the government’s massive social housing reform as he mocks Peter Dutton’s claims that his party represents Australia’s working class.

Defence Minister Richard Marles has flagged Australia will take its “biggest step forward” in terms of its military capabilities in its history.

Northern Territory baker Darren Clarke believes the measures introduced to curb violence in Alice Springs by Anthony Albanese and Natasha Fyles are only a “band aid” solution and will not fix the “chaos” in his community.

Alice Springs business owner and community leader Darren Clarke has sent a fiery message to the Territory government to intervene and protect the town’s youth as pressure mounts on Chief Minister Natasha Fyles.