- February 25th, 2026
Australia’s political opposition has been thrown into fresh turmoil after Sussan Ley, the first woman to lead the Liberal Party, was removed from the party’s top position following a decisive leadership ballot that elevated her long-time rival Angus Taylor. The...
Australian opposition leader Sussan Ley is facing the most serious threat yet to her leadership after shadow defence minister Angus Taylor resigned from the Coalition’s frontbench, a move widely seen as the opening salvo in a long-anticipated challenge. Taylor’s departure...
Dissecting the implosion of the Coalition has become a full-time occupation for Liberals and Nationals alike, as MPs on both sides of the divide sift through a week of recriminations, rumours and strategic misfires that culminated in the second split...
Sussan Ley has insisted she will remain leader of the Liberal Party despite mounting internal pressure following the Nationals’ dramatic decision to exit the Coalition for a second time since the 2025 federal election. The Opposition Leader faced a tense...
Reforms to Australia’s hate speech laws are facing a steep parliamentary hurdle, with both the Coalition and the Greens signalling they will not support the federal government’s draft legislation in its current form, raising serious doubts about Labor’s plan to...