Politics & Economy

Australia has taken over as president of the UN Security Council allowing it to influence this month’s agenda. Since Kevin...

After 26 years, Australia has once again become the President of the United Nations Security Council. The presidency will last...

While the world’s attention is fixed on the alleged use chemical weapons and the collateral damage of the Civil War...

The major political parties have been similarly courting so called ‘disengaged youth’ by engaging in a variety of campaign tactics...

The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) will issue a new Report Card on the major political parties’ agricultural policies for the...

Four Australian cities have been ranked in the top ten in The Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2013 Global Liveability Report. Melbourne...

As the Prime Minister and the Opposition Leader face-off at their second people’s forum, the Australian people are scrambling to...

When The Wire last interviewed opposition environment spokesperson, Greg Hunt, we asked him which independent experts support his plan. He...

The mining boom has long been a political football; it’s proceeds pledged to fund promises, and it’s demise blamed for...

When many first year apprentices only earn around $300 a week, it’s no wonder only 48 per cent of apprentices...