Politics & Economy

Leaders of aboriginal organisations facing funding cuts had an angry confrontation with Aboriginal Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion in Alice Springs...

The price of iron ore is now at the lowest price since 2008. This after almost five consecutive weeks of...

Yemen sits at the horn of Africa below Saudi Arabia at the gates of the Red Sea. This puts it...

The Government’s tax discussion paper, released today, highlights the GST threshold for online shopping as an issue. At the moment...

After steadfastly ignoring the pleas of the legal community to restore legal aid funding cut in 2013, the Attorney General...

Continuing our look at what the community wants in the upcoming budget, we turn now the budget submission of the...

The latest population forecast by the Australia Institute show the nation is the third fastest growing in the OECD. Every...

The Wangan and Jagalingou people of Central Queensland took to the Queensland parliament today to fight for the protection of...

As the 2015-2016 budget quickly approaches The Wire is speaking to organisations about what they have asked for and what...

Australia’s next generation are facing an uncertain future. With unemployment rates at levels not seen since the mid- nineties, youth...