Breaking Politics - Tony Abbott on whether the Coalition is getting back together

The Liberals and Nationals are hopeful of reuniting before Parliament returns in July after their acrimonious breakup. The leaders of the parties have held crisis talks and Liberal MPs will now meet to consider the Nationals' demands.  Hear from former Prime Minister Tony Abbott about what he make…

Breaking Politics - John Howard on the Coalition's future

The Liberals and Nationals have split as they reel from their election defeat. But the two political parties are hopeful of reuniting, if they can resolve their policy differences. So what does the Coalition's future look like? We hear from former Liberal Prime Minister John Howard to find out.

Breaking Politics - ANU's Robert Potter on Europe's proposed defence deal

The boss of the European Commission is pushing for a military pact with Australia, in a bid to improve defence ties as strategic tensions grow across the world. What does this mean for a country which has long seen the United States as its main ally? We speak to Robert Potter from the Australian Na…

Breaking Politics - Senator Andrew Bragg talks super and Libs

Andrew Bragg has been one of the fiercest critics of Labor's plan to change the tax treatment of some super accounts. Hear what he has to say about the policy, along with the future of the Liberal party.

Breaking Politics - the week in #auspol

Labor celebrates election victory, Liberal blame game starts, Australia's plans to change car import tax, and the Government's social media age ban.

Breaking Politics - the week in #auspol

Exclusive revelations about Papua New Guinea NRL deal, campaigns pause to remember Pope Francis, leaders clash in fiery debate, declining maths proficiency and Clive Palmer's candidate troubles.

Breaking Politics - the week in #auspol

Political leaders hold duelling campaign launches, Indonesia rejects Russia base report, how the major parties stack up on the environment, and fears about deepfake election ads.

Breaking Politics - the week in #auspol

US tariffs rock election campaign, Coalition support slides, controversial candidate dumped, the push for broad economic reform and Labor's promise of cheaper home batteries.

Breaking Politics - the week in #auspol

Election 2025 starts - Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton on the campaign trial, the US has imposed tariffs on Australian goods and services, The Reserve Bank keeps interest rates on hold and Former Vic Premier Jeff Kennet on immigration.

Breaking Politics - the week in #auspol

The Treasurer delivers his pre-election budget, the Opposition promises more gas and cheaper power bills, politicians urged to reject Qantas Chairman's Lounge membership, and unions attack Liberal nuclear promise.