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Leaders should lift the standard, not lower it By Josh Willie MP – Labor Leader 21 October 2026
Devonport’s new berth finally opens, years late and $400 million over budget By Luke Edmunds MLC – Shadow Minister for Finance 22 October 2026
Labor must get school bus services moving in South Western Sydney
Australia propelling Virginia-class submarine production in United States
Minns Labor Government marks one year of tougher child safety laws
Building more homes for Lake Macquarie: Morisset project passes halfway point
Contract signed to modernise ACT traffic and parking systems
How Political Violence Risks Deepening Democratic Divides
Darwin’s Chilly Platter Takes Out National Design Award
Territorians cash in with more than $130 million in container refunds
Women in immigration detention remain an afterthought, follow-up inspection finds
America’s death penalty: why executions are rising again
AWS Decreased Threat
AWS Storm Advice number one Simpson and Lasseter District
Renal Dialysis Unit Expanded At Geraldton Health Campus
Dangerous drivers kept off WA roads in memory of Kelly T’Hart
Clear rules for fair access to ship lift ahead of commissioning
Safe Air Bill passed to enable air quality transparency and certainty
Mike Newman Outlines One Nation’s Vision for Small Businesses in NSW
Lotterywest grant to strengthen outcomes for Aboriginal children, young people and families
Tender open for early years facilities at Cowaramup Primary School
Grattan on Friday: Politics reflects society, and our society is in poor shape on many fronts
“Pick a side”: Greens’ Vassarotti says pokies are not nightlife as Labor stands in the way of progress
Independent Costings Extended To One Nation
Papua New Guinea-Australia Telecommunications Partnership – Memorandum of Understanding and Telecommunications Blueprint
Minns and Sloane finally see common sense on mothers — now do the same for kids in NSW schools
New book helps children question what they see online and stay safe
Nationals To Stop Winery Tax Rort
Labor and Greens leave cafes to carry the cost of coffee cup mandate
Indoor Air Public Health Priority, Inquiry Finds
Greens’ Bill Puts Rent Controls On NSW Agenda
Free Stuff Isn’t Free. You’re Paying For It
Labor’s Review Into KPMG Just More Tinkering
Labor’s Review Into KPMG All Talk No Action
Practical Reforms To Reduce Plastics And Microplastics
2027 WA Cancer Fellowships Announced
Significant investment to support regional teachers extended
Regional communities in running for WA’s Tidy Towns awards
Spirit Quay Officially Open For Business
Cutting Red Tape For Territory Clubs And Associations
Northern Exposure: SA Wines Strike Chord With Canadians
Labour Is Still Married To Mob
Australia and Timor-Leste strengthen Defence partnerships with new Defence Cooperation Framework
Grants Program Backs Traineeships Across Regional WA
Major wastewater upgrades to unlock 60,000 homes in central Perth
Yanchep Fire Station to service Perth’s booming northern suburbs
Connector Service delivers 100 connections within weeks of launch
Record nominations as NSW recognises women in local government

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