SA Labor pledges OSHC expansion as Liberals support free school concept
The South Australian Labor party has pledged to expand out of school hours care (OSHC) while the Liberals have conditionally supported Labor's proposal to make public schooling free.
As Albanese celebrates 30 years in parliament, what would the leftwing warrior of 1996 think of today’s PM?
Anthony Albanese reflects on his 30 years in parliament, contrasting the political landscape of his early days with the current state under his leadership.
Pauline Hanson expected to face censure motion in Senate over ‘inflammatory’ comments about Australian Muslims
Pauline Hanson is set to face a censure motion in the Australian Senate for making inflammatory comments regarding Australian Muslims, with support from the Greens and an expected passage of the motion.
Going once, going twice, sold! What's on offer this election from Labor and Liberal to fix the housing crisis
Both major Australian parties have proposed various policies to tackle the housing affordability crisis ahead of the 2026 South Australian state election.
Almost 5 per cent of Tasmania's health budget spent on locum nurses
Tasmania's healthcare system spent over $105 million on temporary nurses in 2024-25, marking a substantial increase since 2020.
Labor Party will not support electoral reform: 'We say no to the return of the old party of the State'
The Labor Party in Mexico announced it will not support the electoral reform proposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum, citing concerns over the emergence of a 'state party.'
All about choice? Liberals move childcare battlelines to vouchers for nannies and grandparents
The Liberal Party of Australia is proposing government-funded vouchers for childcare options such as nannies and grandparents, challenging Labor's plans for universal childcare ahead of the upcoming election.
A future made in Australia: Anthony Albanese’s 30 years in parliament – in pictures
This article visually chronicles Anthony Albanese’s three-decade journey in Australian politics, highlighting his ascent from a local representative to the national leadership.
It’s 978 days since Peta Murphy called for a ban on betting ads. What happened to Labor’s pledge to respect parliament?
The article discusses the status of Labor's commitment to address gambling issues and respond to parliamentary committee reports, highlighting ongoing initiatives by independent MPs to promote legislative changes.
Labor promises to wipe public school fees from 2027 while Liberals set target for zero litter in oceans within a decade
Labor has committed to eliminating public school fees by 2027 to relieve financial pressure on families, while the Liberal party has announced a goal to reach zero ocean litter in the next decade.
One Nation might not only be a Coalition problem – there are warning signs for Labor too
Recent polling indicates that One Nation's rising popularity poses a potential threat not only to the Coalition but also to the Labor Party, as a significant portion of Labor voters shows openness to supporting One Nation.
Are Changes Ahead for Students? An Important Project Returned to the Agenda of the Seimas
Luka Savickas from the Democratic Party faction in Lithuania's parliament proposes amendments to labor laws to allow students to work legally during internships and gain experience.
SA Liberal and Labor to preference David Speirs last at state election
Both the Liberal and Labor parties in South Australia plan to rank former opposition leader David Speirs last on the ballot for the upcoming state election.
Labor reform: celebrations of the ruling party and opposition rejection after the Senate approval
The Argentine Senate approved a labor reform led by President Javier Milei, sparking both celebrations from the ruling party and rejection from opposition leaders on social media.
Senate: the ruling party approved the Labor Reform and the opposition announced it will be judicialized for "unconstitutionality"
Argentina's Senate passed a controversial Labor Reform after eliminating a contentious article but faces judicial challenges from the opposition.
Labor not ruling out negative gearing changes
The Australian Labor government is reconsidering changes to negative gearing, indicating potential reforms to the tax break following a report suggesting new measures could be in the works.
Albanese's caucus unity comes at a price
Australian Prime Minister Albanese's efforts to maintain caucus unity are leading to a public silence among Labor's left faction, particularly regarding controversial issues like the repatriation of ISIS brides.
Guardian Essential report: One Nation woos progressive voters - podcast
The Guardian's latest Essential report discusses the gaining support for One Nation, particularly among former Labor voters, and features insights from political analysts on the implications for the upcoming federal elections.
Morena 'doesn't know how to work harder': initiative for deputies to work 48 hours a week rejected
A proposal from Movimiento Ciudadano for deputies to work a 48-hour week was rejected by the Morena party during discussions on labor reforms in Mexico.
How much compromise is too much? Labor's capital gains conundrum
The Australian Labor Party is hinting at potential changes to capital gains tax policies, raising questions about the implications of such compromises.
Electoral reform will be presented with or without the approval of the PT and Verde, Sheinbaum says
Claudia Sheinbaum announced that an electoral reform proposal will be sent to Congress regardless of agreements with the Labor Party and the Green Party in Mexico.
PVEM or PT, Who Will Bend?
A tense meeting held at the National Palace involved the leaders of the Ecologist Green Party of Mexico (PVEM) and the Labor Party (PT), discussing electoral reform proposals with President Claudia Sheinbaum.
Cláudio Castro announces that he will leave the government in April to run for the Senate
Cláudio Castro, the Governor of Rio de Janeiro, announced that he will resign in April to run for the Senate, while the Brazilian Labor Party (PL) has appointed Douglas Ruas as its candidate for the governorship.
SA Labor's stamp duty policy appears at odds with former treasurer's view
The South Australian Labor government's stamp duty policy is at odds with the previous views expressed by former Treasurer Stephen Mullighan regarding who should benefit from such tax relief.
Guardian Essential poll: more than half of Australians open to voting for One Nation despite Hanson’s Muslim comments
A recent poll shows that nearly 60% of Australians would consider voting for the right-wing populist party One Nation, despite controversial remarks by its leader, Pauline Hanson.
In 2022, Labor MPs urged compassion for Australian women and children stuck in Syria. Now Albanese has only contempt
The article discusses the Australian government's handling of the repatriation of citizens trapped in Syrian detention camps, highlighting the change in Labor's stance from compassion to contempt under the current leadership.
SA Liberal Party may preference One Nation ahead of Labor and Greens
The SA Liberal Party has suggested it may direct preferences to One Nation in the upcoming state election, which could shift the political landscape against Labor and the Greens.
The PJ repudiated the Peronist legislators who voted for the labor reform: "They express other interests"
The Justicialist Party condemned Peronist legislators who supported government-backed labor reform, claiming they represent different interests contrary to party principles.
Australia news live: Canadian PM to visit next month; One Nation just behind Labor in new federal poll
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit Australia next month as part of an Asia-Pacific tour focused on trade diversification, while a new federal poll shows One Nation narrowly trailing Labor.
Labor reform accelerated the fracture of the PJ in Congress: three senators leave
Labor reform has catalyzed a rift within the Peronist Party, leading to the departure of three senators aligned with governors distancing themselves from Cristina Kirchner.
Bill Kelty’s tax reform comments cast a harsh light on Labor’s lack of ambition
Bill Kelty criticized the Australian government for its lack of ambition in tax reform during a parliamentary inquiry, advocating for significant changes to the capital gains tax.
Kim Jong-un Reappointed as General Secretary; Decision Made at Labor Party Congress for Strengthening Military Power
North Korea's Kim Jong-un has been unanimously reappointed as General Secretary during the Labor Party Congress, emphasizing military strength and economic policies.
Macri returns, Milei pays for votes for labor reform, and Peronism divides from above
Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri is preparing to host a summit for the PRO party as tensions rise between government factions regarding labor reform and upcoming elections.
One Nation is taking the Coalition vote but Labor is in danger too
The rise of One Nation is reshaping immigration discourse in Australia, prompting Labor to adopt tougher rhetoric to avoid appearing lenient.
CDU Party Congress: What the Resolutions Mean for Employees
The CDU party congress in Stuttgart discussed key policy proposals including tax reforms, phone sick notes, and part-time regulations, though not all are likely to be implemented due to potential opposition from the SPD.
MotoGP, 'bum' comment controversy and the dynamics of the SA election
The article analyzes the impact of One Nation's rise in polling on the South Australian election and how it affects the major parties, Labor and Liberal.
Can One Nation make it in South Australia? Liberal party fears peak humiliation at state election
The South Australian Liberal party, led by Ashton Hurn, faces significant challenges in the upcoming state election, with low polling numbers and strong competition from One Nation and the Labor party.
Even if it's a Labor landslide, there's a lot to learn from SA's upcoming election
Peter Malinauskas is expected to win the upcoming South Australian election by a large margin, with limited competition from the state Liberals.
Should Labor have its own reshuffle?
The article discusses whether the Australian Labor Party should consider a reshuffle in light of recent political changes.
'No seats at all' or one for Liberals if SA polls are correct: analyst
Recent polls indicate the Liberal Party in South Australia may secure one or no seats in the upcoming election, significantly trailing One Nation and Labor.
Móstoles Case: 'From the beginning, Ana Millán advises him not to go to court'
A former councilor in Móstoles alleges sexual and labor harassment by the mayor and the political party, accusing them of pressuring her against filing a complaint.
To overturn the session: a war of motions and K chicanes in Deputies that the ruling party deactivated with votes
A tense session in Argentina's Chamber of Deputies over labor reform escalated into conflicts when the Peronists attempted to send the project back to committee amidst a near-empty chamber, but the ruling coalition managed to maintain control with votes.
Labor reform: with the help of Jalil, the ruling party and allies achieved quorum in the Chamber of Deputies
The ruling party in Argentina, aided by provincial governors and key support from Raúl Jalil, successfully achieved quorum in the Chamber of Deputies to discuss labor reform, which is anticipated to pass to the Senate for further review.
Daily Summary #1866: The Party of Viradouro, Champion of the Rio Carnival; General Strike in Argentina Against Labor Reform; South Korea Sentences Former President to Life Imprisonment
The latest daily summary covers Viradouro winning the Rio Carnival, a general strike in Argentina against labor reform, and the sentencing of former South Korean President to life imprisonment.
Labor opposition propose five-day kindergarten for Tasmania
The Labor opposition in Tasmania has proposed extending kindergarten to five days a week to enhance early childhood education as many children are not meeting developmental goals.
Labor reform: the ruling party is confident and claims to have more than 130 votes to pass the law in the Chamber of Deputies
The ruling party in Argentina is poised to pass a labor reform bill in the Chamber of Deputies, claiming to have enough votes for approval despite needing to return to the Senate afterwards.
Could Ashton Hurn lose her seat at the next election?
The article discusses the potential risks for South Australian Liberal leader Ashton Hurn regarding her seat in the upcoming state election, amidst a strong campaign from the Labor party.
Closure of Fate: the PJ denounces a model of 'deindustrialization' by Milei and says that the labor reform will exacerbate the crisis
The closure of Fate, an Argentine tire manufacturer, has sparked a strong backlash from the Peronist party, which blames President Javier Milei's economic policies for promoting deindustrialization.
Confirmed: The ruling party modifies the article on medical licenses in the labor reform to vote on it this Thursday in the Chamber of Deputies
The ruling party in Argentina has decided to amend a controversial article in the labor reform concerning medical leave pay in order to facilitate its approval in Congress.
Angus Taylor says his new frontbench will take the fight to Labor, but his biggest battle is to save the Liberal party
Angus Taylor, newly appointed opposition leader, introduces a revamped shadow ministry aimed at combating Labor while also focusing on the internal challenges of revitalizing the Liberal party.