Politics & Economy

Fair trade advocates are pleasantly surprised that a controversial clause was left out of Australia’s trade and investment deal with...

The Greens are calling for a cap on the amount candidates can spend on an election campaign. The call follows...

Tony Abbott says he’s sealed a historic trade deal with Japan, but experts are divided on the question of the...

A record number of 77 Senate candidates will face off once again as Western Australians return to the polls on...

With protests in Caracas continuing, many are wondering if the situation in Venezuela will ever resolve itself. Many countries have...

Boycott campaigns are one strategy used by environmental groups to target companies they believe are damaging the environment. They can...

Three Northern Territory government backbenchers are rebelling against the their own leader, declaring their party “racist” and threatening to destabilise...

The United Nations General Assembly has rejected Russia’s claim on Crimea and is urging nations to consider the peninsula’s referendum...

Our drab green cigarette packets are causing a stir. Indonesia is the fifth country to take action against Australia, winning...

A hung parliament is an opportunity for independent MPs to step up and have a more influential voice than when...