Australia's opposition leader accidentally injured a cameraman after he hit him with an Australian Rules football during an ...

It looked counterintuitive: Peter Dutton had all the momentum, Anthony Albanese looked powerless to respond, and the return of Donald Trump seemed to suggest the wind at the backs of right-wing ...

For all the massive implications Donald Trump has on Australia’s security, he poses a much more immediate threat to our economic interests and global stability: by this time tomorrow, we could ...

Peter Dutton has started the second week of the federal election campaign on the back foot. The Opposition Leader has backflipped on his bid to force public servants back into the office five days ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton faced off in the first official debate of the 2025 federal election campaign. The "People's Forum", hosted by Sky News and the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will promise Australians a 3 per cent cut in household energy bills and a 15 per cent reduction in ...

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has ditched a pretty unpopular election pledge to end work from home for public servants, admitting the party “made a mistake” with the plan. The move comes just ...

Peter Dutton's father Bruce, 79, has been rushed to hospital after suffering a heart attack. The news was revealed less than 40 minutes before the Opposition Leader's first debate with Anthony ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will be hoping to avoid any tense encounters on Friday as both men are due to attend the same speaking event. The two leaders are ...

Sky News host Sharri Markson calls on Labor to take responsibility as Opposition Leader Peter Dutton accuses the government ...

We’ve also hit that point in the campaign when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Peter Dutton have the chance to share their policies and make their case for leadership in ...

There were neither knockout blows nor falling on their faces as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton met for the first of their federal election leaders' debates.